Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed 
to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.

The combination of three convention "threads" made for an interesting 
group of people, and meant I often had to make some hard decisions about 
just where to spend time. I attended a few panels - some amusing, others 
informative - and, thanks to Mark Baker and Phil Masters, enjoyed two 
entertaining RPGs.

Congratulations to the committee.

Sheila
-- 
Sheila Thomas     malwen@granta.demon.co.uk
Homepage: http://www.granta.demon.co.uk

Sheila Thomas wrote:
>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed 
>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.

Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.
An excellent weekend and well worth the trip.

R

In message , Roger Burton 
West <roger+ugr200708@nospam.firedrake.org> writes
>Sheila Thomas wrote:
>>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed
>>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.
>
>Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
>but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.
>An excellent weekend and well worth the trip.
>
>R

Thirded - had a very good time and raised just over £50 for charity 
selling Forgotten Futures Charity CD-ROMs, Diana and Elvis PDFs, the 
Flatland game, and (rather unexpectedly) sheets of plastic Flatlanders, 
colour laser printed on acetate sheet - I made six sets for Salute last 
year and nobody bought any, took them along again this time and I'd sold 
out by the end of Saturday morning. I'd love to sell them on-line, but a 
realistic estimate of costs is more than a pound plus postage, acetate 
sheet and colour toner don't come cheap, and the postage would be 
expensive since they're quite heavy.
-- 
Marcus L. Rowland             http://www.forgottenfutures.com/
LJ:ffutures     http://homepage.ntlworld.com/forgottenfutures/
   Forgotten Futures - The Scientific Romance Role Playing Game
   Diana: Warrior Princess  &   Elvis: The Legendary Tours
   The Original Flatland Role Playing Game

Agreement from another of the usual suspects here. A good convention.

And thanks to the players in both my games for keeping me amused.


-- 
Phil Masters
* http://www.philm.demon.co.uk/ *

Quoting  Roger Burton West  <roger+ugr200708@nospam.firedrake.org>:
>Sheila Thomas wrote:
>>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed 
>>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.
>Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
>but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.

Some of the usual RPG suspects were absent, which didn't help.
-- 
David Damerell  flcl?
Today is Gorgonzoladay, July - a weekend.

Sheila Thomas wrote:
>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed 
>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.

Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.
An excellent weekend and well worth the trip.

R

In message , Roger Burton 
West <roger+ugr200708@nospam.firedrake.org> writes
>Sheila Thomas wrote:
>>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed
>>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.
>
>Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
>but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.
>An excellent weekend and well worth the trip.
>
>R

Thirded - had a very good time and raised just over £50 for charity 
selling Forgotten Futures Charity CD-ROMs, Diana and Elvis PDFs, the 
Flatland game, and (rather unexpectedly) sheets of plastic Flatlanders, 
colour laser printed on acetate sheet - I made six sets for Salute last 
year and nobody bought any, took them along again this time and I'd sold 
out by the end of Saturday morning. I'd love to sell them on-line, but a 
realistic estimate of costs is more than a pound plus postage, acetate 
sheet and colour toner don't come cheap, and the postage would be 
expensive since they're quite heavy.
-- 
Marcus L. Rowland             http://www.forgottenfutures.com/
LJ:ffutures     http://homepage.ntlworld.com/forgottenfutures/
   Forgotten Futures - The Scientific Romance Role Playing Game
   Diana: Warrior Princess  &   Elvis: The Legendary Tours
   The Original Flatland Role Playing Game

Agreement from another of the usual suspects here. A good convention.

And thanks to the players in both my games for keeping me amused.


-- 
Phil Masters
* http://www.philm.demon.co.uk/ *

Quoting  Roger Burton West  <roger+ugr200708@nospam.firedrake.org>:
>Sheila Thomas wrote:
>>Thanks to the Recombination committee and everyone else who contributed 
>>to a very enjoyable weekend. I had a lot of fun.
>Seconded. Sometimes I thought there was a bit of a shortage of players,
>but I suspect that was mostly because the programme was so interesting.

Some of the usual RPG suspects were absent, which didn't help.
-- 
David Damerell  flcl?
Today is Gorgonzoladay, July - a weekend.