January Workshop Review

[Victor]

Let us know what your liked about this workshop and what you didn't like.  Also, make suggestions about what workshops you'd like to see at the March workshop.

[Promises]

+ I really enjoyed Constantine's history of the races.
+ I already liked the rule changes that are proposed, but it was neat to see the intention and thoughts that went into them.

- I'm not a morning person. I think a quick look at me in the mornings makes it pretty obvious too.

Next time: I'd like to hear more about the world's history and it didn't seem like Constantine really got to talk about everything he wanted to before time ran out.

[Rajani the Dark]

I liked how they repeated certain ones so people didn't have to choose between them as much. As a returning player I found them interesting, but my boyfriend as a new player found them all really helpful in choosing his character. Good job guys!

[crowles]

So, I was staffing this event, so I don't have much to say in regards to the workshops themselves, but as to the structure:

- 15 minute gaps between modules: so some can run into over time a bit, and so people have time to potty.

- lunch break: a set time for lunch, so people can sit down, socialise, and compare notes. This also means that the tavern can sell the cooked food all at once, and we can make rush batches.

-Soup: 1.00 soup would be better, if anyone had to chose between $2.00 cheezy snausages and a $2.00 soup,it's pretty clear what the choice is.

-an ask a shaper booth: it's always there, and always staffed by a shaper. Any questions about the setting, go up an ask, time limit: 10 minutes.

-post game Boston pizza extravaganza.

[crowles]

Also: film this shit and put it on YouTube.