kshandr ([info]kshandr) wrote,
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I went and counted

(because I wanted to know) Over the past twelve years (starting in October 1994)...

I have written 10 and co-written 3 tabletop adventures for Gaming conventions.

I have written 32 and co-written 2 live-action adventures for Gaming conventions.

I have designed and run four games at cons which don't fit into the above categories ("Dungeon Bash", "Dungeon Bash 2", "Surrogates" and "Gangwar.")

Of those 51, 7 games have been run by me more than once for a total of 56 slots at conventions or games meets in three countries (Ireland, England and Scotland.) My games have been run by other people in England, Taiwan and Poland that I am aware of. One of my games has been run as an online event on a MU*.

I have written a card game ("Biomorphic Internet Monster Kids.") I have written a public domain expansion for a role-playing game ("Demon: The Temptation.") I have half-written a role-playing game system and background ("Caineforce.")

I have failed to arrive with the goods for four conventions. I have never made any money from the games I have written.

There's an exercise in egotism for ya - As well as some home truth. At the current rate, I figure I'll have written by 100th scenario by 2012.

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[info]tdo_ie

June 27 2006, 19:59:40 UTC 5 years ago

That's quite a number. I can barely compete even if I including "writings" in general.

How many do you consider successes? I've been thinking about my own work and I can only count 3 or 4 adventures I've ran that I would consider good, but then I'm my own worst critic.

[info]anyway_kzin

July 11 2006, 11:23:07 UTC 5 years ago

Also one israel

just to add a nice bonus .

[info]kshandr

July 13 2006, 08:18:56 UTC 5 years ago

Re: Also one israel

Sweet!
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