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Welcome to the site - glad you found us. As you probably noticed from looking around the website, FRAG hosts a games day once a month (usually the last Saturday of the month) and we also hold a gaming convention once per year. This year's convention will be April 13-15, 2012. Hope to see you at some of the FRAG Events.

We are looking for people to moderate events at the convention - let me know if you might be interested in running something.

Some of the RPGs that you mentioned enjoying should be events at FRAG Con - hopefully a few variants of D&D, Pathfinder and Shadowrun as well as some RPGs that a local game designer has put together. (This is a shameless plug for people to get their moderator forms filled out!)

Danielle Pass
dpass@sasktel.net

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Quote by Aleron:

Running a game at Games Day is as easy as showing up; there are no real limitations. If you'd like to run an ongoing campaign, I would suggest pre-arranging a game with a few players; there are some players that do come out regularly that would be interested in a campaign.

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Quote by Aleron:

If by "for FRAG itself" you mean as an event, there are a couple of options. We could make it a featured game at a Games Day, or running an event at the upcoming convention.

The convention would be the best option; more diverse players, and a good chance of getting some regulars for something ongoing, either run by yourself, or as part of another group.

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Quote by Aleron:

I get it! Don't worry, I'm a little dense sometimes too!

If you'd like to run an event at the convention, there is a moderator form that you can fill in (I'll send you a link offline). Using that form, you can specify the things that are important to your event (minimum players, max players, experience required, etc.). For example, if you'd like to limit the event to 6 players, you can do that. You can see some of the examples on the registration page below.

Once that is completed, pick an available spot on the convention schedule (http://www.reginagamers.com/index.php/convention). We can then set up the event for registration (http://www.reginagamers.com/index.php/convention/2012-registration), and the rest will be handled by the system. People will be able to register online, and they'll show up at your event at the convention. We'll provide space for your event, all you have to do is come out and run it.

There are usually between about 40 and 60 at a games day, and that includes the 10-12 LARP players, many of which don't regularly play board games. There are usually many games going on at once, Warhammer, some variant of D&D or Pathfinder, plus many board games of all varieties.

I hope that this clarifies things for you! Thanks for expressing interest in running an event.

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That is correct. Thanks.

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