The Official Gen Con Blog
You asked, and Mike Boozer Answered Mike Boozer, Gen Con’s Customer Service and Event Team Manager, and the revered GM of Series Three of Actoroke on Gen Con TV has all the answers to your most dire Dungeons & Dragons questions. How do you get your players to do their homework? Make things enticing enough […]
Our Q&A With Steamforged Games About the Upcoming Kickstarter Campaign We’ve landed in the New World, we’ve shouldered our crazy-looking weapons, we’re ready for a monster hunt. What happens next? What does the basic structure of gameplay look like? Working as a pair of hunters or as a party, you’ll venture out on quests made […]
Our Interview With Repos Production Studio About the New Edition of 7 Wonders What’s new for the new edition of 7 Wonders? We’ve performed a visual redesign of the cover, the cards, the Wonders, the insert: everything was redesigned! The rules have been entirely reformatted to make them more easily accessible to new players. And […]
Our Interview With Kathleen Hardy, Artist and Creator of the Gen Con Collective Art Project The Collective Art Project started at Gen Con 50 in 2017. It was an experiment dreamed up by Kathleen Hardy for attendees to have some fun, relax from the hustle and bustle of the exhibit hall, and participate in the […]
Our Interview with Jenni White, Executive Director of Trinity Haven In honor of Pride Month, we checked in with Jenni White, Executive Director of Trinity Haven. We selected Trinity Haven as one of our two charity partners for Gen Con 2020. Since we won’t be having an in-person convention this year, we’ll be carrying over […]
R. A. Salvatore on His First Gen Con, Staying Inspired, and What He’s Playing During Social Distancing It must be said that these are strange times, dark times, and one thing we can all use right now is our sense of imagination. Luckily, we have access to an expert in imagining alternative worlds. We reached […]