Okay, I got this idea from Prof. Tannhauser's post in Events where the good Professor expressed his interest in the type(s) of games he'd like to see from Hex Games at Archon this year.

So, I thought I'd ask our forum readers planning to attend Archon what game(s) would they like to see from Hex Games? These games can be from a particular setting (e.g. Sindbad, Rocket Jocks)or a particular corebook (e.g. Fort High, QERTH, M-Force) or even a particular genre (i.e. luchadore movies, my personal favorite.

I'll get the ball rolling: I really want to play in Josh's Metalstorm of the Arockalypse game.

Thanks for the feedback! This info will help us bring even more diverse and fun games to Archon. Even if you aren't going to Archon, let us know what type of game you would like, we are always open to new story ideas.

Thanks!

The Arockalypse awaits. I shall certainly run it at Archon.

I'm fascinated by "Deep space rescue" and would like to buy it at archon, or at least play thru it. I may do both if a copy is available at archon.

My scenario from last year that didn't get ran, "Redneck dawn" is up for grabs if anyone at HG is looking some something weird to run for Mforce...

I want to run Fairy Take Noir again. It was a hit at Marcon, and I doubt that was just the players. For some reason, they liked the juxtaposition of the genres, or maybe it was the subtle similarities. Dunno.

I also want to run with one or the other of my "Yes I am a media whore" games, either Narnia or Torchwood. Both games work--if I get people who know the world. But it's a SF con, right? There has to be another Torchwood groupie out there!

Beyond that, I don't know. The Pytheas Club has yet to go off this year at a convention, but maybe Edison Force? I suppose maybe I should write up another Sindbad scenario too. Maybe Sindbad and the Halls of Brass?

Oh, I don't know Colin, maybe a game about demon-fighting luchadore brothers in 1950s era southern California? Just off the top of my head.

Also, I'm not sure if anyone would want to play it, but I call dibs on running any J-Stache games.

Steve wrote:
Also, I'm not sure if anyone would want to play it, but I call dibs on running any J-Stache games.

And you're welcome to it!