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The goal of this project is to develop a series of workshops designed to be run for small groups in gaming shops, conventions, bookstores and other public venues, including libraries and gaming clubs. This will be organized using a tiered system, presenting the basics of campaign adjudication on the first tier, campaign creation on the second tier and the adjudication of specific games on the third. | The goal of this project is to develop a series of workshops designed to be run for small groups in gaming shops, conventions, bookstores and other public venues, including libraries and gaming clubs. This will be organized using a tiered system, presenting the basics of campaign adjudication on the first tier, campaign creation on the second tier and the adjudication of specific games on the third. | ||
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| − | ==Tier Two== | + | ==Tier Two: Campaign Preparation== |
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| − | ==Tier Three== | + | ==Tier Three: Specific Games== |
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Goal
The goal of this project is to develop a series of workshops designed to be run for small groups in gaming shops, conventions, bookstores and other public venues, including libraries and gaming clubs. This will be organized using a tiered system, presenting the basics of campaign adjudication on the first tier, campaign creation on the second tier and the adjudication of specific games on the third.
100 Level Workshops: Running the Game
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Tier Two: Campaign Preparation
X
Tier Three: Specific Games
This tier focuses on
