TOPIC: Thanks TD staff, volunteers, and the rest-and Grunnel!

Great year, all were impressed. Our noobs were floored and begging to return next year.

To the lady who did the Ghost in the last room, nice hitting those high notes. One lenses is cracked. lol

I’d also like to thank all of you incredible volunteers for putting on such a wonderful show and experience for our GenCon attendees/players.

Local Install Group rocked out 4 semi-trucks of crazy stuff and tackled one of the most aggressive dungeon builds I’ve ever seen. Awesome!

Our folks running the store set up a Stalker Bit trading area and a make-shift combat board to answer questions from curious attendees. Awesome!

Our Innkeepers and front-end staff got players taken care of (tagged and bagged) and even managed to squeeze in an extra ticket or two. They even covered for each other so a few could run Barb Beard's Treasure. Awesome!

Coaches and Training had a few new folks who just smashed it! Except for an occasional new player leaving paper clips behind it appeared to run so smoothly that I stole some of your staff for the transmute room. We even made Yancey go on a run to “Q.C.” the dungeon. Awesome!

Combat DM’s killed it. Puzzle DM’s were incredible. Bluehands and puppeteers…Nothing but compliments from seasoned vets and new players. Awesome!

NPC’s and NPC/DM’s. I can’t thank you enough. Your efforts may have stole the show. Everything from top-notch make-up and costumes, to those witty remarks and banter after a room was completed, added to everyone’s enjoyment. Informing players of how to volunteer or suggesting they look into Virtual TD for additional dungeon opportunities was appreciated. One of you assisted in a wedding proposal, but ALL of you helped make memories. Awesome!

Epilogue. You folks have a special place in my crusty ‘ol heart. It’s the area I volunteered in for years and grew to love. I know the pressure of getting 10 or more people out of there in that measly 12 minutes or missing a huge chunk of your bubble to answer some newbie’s questions about XP or tokens. You folks are incredible, and Awesome!

Props and AC’s… Well, you have definitely earned your keep this time. Not sure how a dragon jaw just “falls off” but it did. From keeping all our DM’s armed with dry-erase markers to tracking down potential thieves with stolen combat board sliders, you kept the show running. Awesome!

The bottom line is you folks continue to astound me at what you do when you all get together. This team is one of the craziest, sweetest, creative, and passionate groups of people I have ever had the pleasure of working for and I can’t wait to meet/see all of you again soon.

Thank you all for being who/what you are.

V/r

John

ponyboy wrote: I’d also like to thank all of you incredible volunteers for putting on such a wonderful show and experience for our GenCon attendees/players.

Local Install Group rocked out 4 semi-trucks of crazy stuff and tackled one of the most aggressive dungeon builds I’ve ever seen. Awesome!

Our folks running the store set up a Stalker Bit trading area and a make-shift combat board to answer questions from curious attendees. Awesome!

Our Innkeepers and front-end staff got players taken care of (tagged and bagged) and even managed to squeeze in an extra ticket or two. They even covered for each other so a few could run Barb Beard's Treasure. Awesome!

Coaches and Training had a few new folks who just smashed it! Except for an occasional new player leaving paper clips behind it appeared to run so smoothly that I stole some of your staff for the transmute room. We even made Yancey go on a run to “Q.C.” the dungeon. Awesome!

Combat DM’s killed it. Puzzle DM’s were incredible. Bluehands and puppeteers…Nothing but compliments from seasoned vets and new players. Awesome!

NPC’s and NPC/DM’s. I can’t thank you enough. Your efforts may have stole the show. Everything from top-notch make-up and costumes, to those witty remarks and banter after a room was completed, added to everyone’s enjoyment. Informing players of how to volunteer or suggesting they look into Virtual TD for additional dungeon opportunities was appreciated. One of you assisted in a wedding proposal, but ALL of you helped make memories. Awesome!

Epilogue. You folks have a special place in my crusty ‘ol heart. It’s the area I volunteered in for years and grew to love. I know the pressure of getting 10 or more people out of there in that measly 12 minutes or missing a huge chunk of your bubble to answer some newbie’s questions about XP or tokens. You folks are incredible, and Awesome!

Props and AC’s… Well, you have definitely earned your keep this time. Not sure how a dragon jaw just “falls off” but it did. From keeping all our DM’s armed with dry-erase markers to tracking down potential thieves with stolen combat board sliders, you kept the show running. Awesome!

The bottom line is you folks continue to astound me at what you do when you all get together. This team is one of the craziest, sweetest, creative, and passionate groups of people I have ever had the pleasure of working for and I can’t wait to meet/see all of you again soon.

Thank you all for being who/what you are.

V/r

John

Thank you John for all of your leadership. Also thank you to Mike and Jen Naglee, Jason, David, and all the great leaders that make local install so much fun. The dungeons were fantastic. The volunteers were great and the NPC's were fabulous. Looking forward to GHC and the Curse of the Crimson Isle.

Once again thank you to Jeff, Lori, John, Troy, all of the volunteers, NPC's, Blue hands and behind the scenes volunteers who made the 20th year anniversary a very memorable occasion for all of the adventurers. Thank you to Druegar for being there in spirit. We missed you.

Finally thank you to all the new volunteers. I hope you enjoyed the experience. It was great meeting new folks and working with you. Thank you for making memories. Now on to salsa making, VTD, and GHC.

Thanks to all the amazing staff and voluneers for another great year! See you at GHC!