"Quest for the Cursed Bone" is a full size album. I have a copy in shrink so can't tell you what is inside the sleeve. It is very rare, only seen a couple copies over the years.

The ntrpgcon forums seem to have had a little bit of an accident...

Cheers,
Karen

Forgot about the photos I had planned to post.  Here you go:

The latest Otherworld mini painted by Angela Imrie:


Versimilitude, smarmy1 and spawn:


Some attendees playing Titanic with Chris Clark:


Ben Burns running Tom Wham and Jim Ward's Dragon Lairds:


Bill Barsh's Wednesday night D&D game:


Zach Glazar and another attendee playing Plague & Pestilence with Michael Curtis:


Steve Winter running Knights of Camelot:


Frank explaining the rules of Battle Royale:


Zach getting the Lesser Gnome booth ready on Thursday:


This year's Gladiator trophy:


This years con logo by Jennell Jaquays:


The very impressive looking Cthulhu Wars run by Sandy Petersen:


Center Stage Miniatures booth with some nice looking minis on display:


Pacesetter's Booth:


The endgame of the Thursday night session of Paranoia.  A bunch of sentient robots trying to find a way through some pretty nasty defenses to get to freedom:


Swashbuckling adventure with Lawrence Schick:


Friday morning adventure in the Anomalous Subsurface Environment:


Allan Grohe's ever popular Aliens game:


Strange kids playing Warlord   :


"Stop taking photos of us you sicko!"


Bill's D&D tournament game:


The North Wind Adventures booth:


New Big Dragon Games booth and Richard LeBlanc, winner of this years Three Castles Award for Valley of the Five Fires:


Posse getting ready to ride out in Boot Hill:


WTF?  Where'd that bullette come from?  Or is that a giant armadillo?


Steve Winter looking at the shrinkwrapped box of Western Gunfighter minis right before he tore it off:


Tim Snider's Saturday morning Thundarr the Barbarian game:


It included short "commercial breaks" with original Saturday morning commercials:


Victorious!!!


Some of stratochamp's stuff:


More:


And some more:


"Nothing like the smell of rare RPG material in the morning":


"I said don't touch anything":


Call of Cthulhu:


Steve Marsh's game:


More from Steve's game:


Zeb Cook's oriental D&D game with a very impressive setup:


Sunday morning Gamma World with Steve Winter:


"You put the plasma torch where???"

We are having a NTRPG Con "mini-event" to celebrate moving into our new warehouse and storage space on Saturday, July 12th.  Yeh it's short notice, but Doug and I are both free that weekend and decided to take the space on a dry run of fun.  Front room will have lots of stuff for sale including NTRPG con digests and such; middle room and back room will have various gaming endeavors which can and may include Circus Maximus, Gladiator battles, OGRE, Divine Right, D&D, or whatever anyone wants us to run.  We have a bathroom, AC, and a fridge (Doug seems to be hinting all snacks and drinks are free, as of this time that's chips and water). BYOB we are not supplying you guys with booze. Pinball machines and arcade machines also available (but in the garage where it may be a bit warm, even with fans).  There is a sign up at the NTRPG con website and the fee is 10 bucks to get in, all day or weekend, depending on how late we want to game.  Fuzzy's Tacos is within walking distance (maybe a 60 second walk at most) and there is a Quik-Trip on the corner nearest the warehouse. Come see the Magic Mountain of Judges Guild items in it's natural habitat! (but do NOT feed, we don't want it to get healthier and start breeding...)

Con / Game Registration

Mike B.

Love the pictures, thanks for sharing!

I keep saying it every year that I have to get down there... trying for 2015.

Oh, and where on the NTRPG site are the videos?  Couldn't find them...

~throwi

That explains it, thanks Mike!

~throwi

Ok, not to rush anyone, but there are only three days left (until Thursday, July 31st) to pre-register for NTRPG con #7 at the reduced rate ($45 for the entire weekend). After this, it will cost you $55-$65 for an entire weekend of old school gaming, so why wait? The greatest thing about this bargain price? If for some reason you cannot make the con, the registration is rolled into 2016! You have a chance to purchase a 2015 t-shirt and raffle tickets at the same time.

Con / Game Registration

Mike B.

cabala wrote in North Texas RPG Convention 2014: June 5-8:Might be another Acaeum member, but do you know who the seller (douglaswrhea) on RPGmarketplace with about 20 copies of each of those digests is? I almost bought a few until seeing your post so I will just send you a PM for the ones I want.

That's Doug Rhea (or ScketreWhisp on the Acaeum), who runs NTRPGCon with Mike.  Buying from either Doug or Mike is pretty much the same thing, when it comes to NTRPGCon stuff.

cabala wrote in North Texas RPG Convention 2014: June 5-8:Ouch, pre-registration ~310 days prior to the con! At least it carries over if you can't make it. I really want to make the NTRPGcon next year but we have our first kiddo coming any day now. Will have to talk to the wife!

Mike,

Might be another Acaeum member, but do you know who the seller (douglaswrhea) on RPGmarketplace with about 20 copies of each of those digests is? I almost bought a few until seeing your post so I will just send you a PM for the ones I want.

Doug is co-runner of the con.  You can order from either Doug or I, but I'll get them out faster (I am at the computer selling all day so it's no problem for me, Doug has a real job and a real business to run), and I believe Doug charges more shippping from the RPG marketplace site.  Also, some of his numbers are way off on copies, but I just notice he has Tomb of Amemnes for only $10 which is a steal since we only have four of these left (going to change myown prices on this to reflect Doug's lower pricing).  Anyway the money goes into the same place, I just handed a check to Doug yesterday for all the Island Town digests I've sold so far!

Mike B.