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1. Dragon University (Modern Assembly Playtest)

ID:
2012-RPG1234022
Year:
2012
Title:
Dragon University (Modern Assembly Playtest)
Summary:
Local University is under siege. . . by a Dragon? Staff and students work together to survive. Modern Assembly takes 4e D&D and allows modern play. No rules are taken away; modern options are added

2. Game Mastering 101

ID:
2014-SEM1452967
Year:
2014
Title:
Game Mastering 101
Summary:
Keeper, Dungeon Master, Game Master-there are many names for the job. Thinking about taking the reins at your game table? This seminar focuses on the issues common to new Game Masters.
Description:
Keeper, Dungeon Master, Game Master-there are many names for the job. Thinking about taking the reins at your game table? This seminar focuses on the issues common to new Game Masters. We'll talk about what works and what traps to avoid. Most importantly, we'll get right to the heart of why its great to GM a game, and how you can have a blast doing it. The Gamer Assembly panels are always interactive. The seminar wall between presenter and participants is torn down as we explore these topics together. With the speaker acting as moderator and guide through these topics, you're sure to learn a lot!

3. Getting Started in the Industry: Freelancing and Self-Publishing

ID:
2014-SEM1454025
Year:
2014
Title:
Getting Started in the Industry: Freelancing and Self-Publishing
Summary:
One of the questions that gets asked a lot is how to get started in the industry. Our panel of Freelancers and self-publishers will take your questions and swap stories from their own perspective.
Description:
One of the questions that gets asked a lot is how to get started in the industry. Our panel of Freelancers and self-publishers will take your questions and swap stories from their own perspective. Panelists include Tracy Barnett (Sand & Steam Productions), Matt James (Vorpal Games), Shoshana Kessock (Phoenix Outlaw Productions), Eloy Lasanta (Third Eye Games), and your moderator Brian Liberge (Beer Star Games).

4. GM Seminar

ID:
2014-SEM1452971
Year:
2014
Title:
GM Seminar
Summary:
Being a GM is more than just knowing the rules or following advice. It's part art, part science and part voodoo. Come and join your fellow GM's for a seminar on our trade.
Description:
Being a GM is more than just knowing the rules or following advice. It's part art, part science and part voodoo. Come and join your fellow GM's for a seminar on our trade. We will discuss what makes games good, bad, or great. Part seminar, part group therapy, part workshop, and all interactive, the GM's Workshop is sure to give you something to think about, talk about, and work on. The Gamer Assembly Panels are always interactive. The seminar wall between presenter and participants is torn down as we explore these topics together. With the speaker acting as moderator and guide through the topics, you're sure to fill your toolbox with great tips and tricks.

5. Improvisation for GameMasters

ID:
2014-SEM1457732
Year:
2014
Title:
Improvisation for GameMasters
Summary:
Does the unexpected give you cold sweats? Players want to go off the rails? This seminar will give you the tools you need to be more comfortable improvising and make your games more dynamic.
Description:
Improvising while GMing a game is a skill many people think they will never have. The Gamer Assembly is here to show you that not only can you improvise - you already do, you just might not realize it! We will discuss the keys to good improvisation and how doing it more often can really take you r games to the next level. Maybe even Epic Level! The Gamer Assembly panels are always interactive. The seminar wall between presenter and participants is torn down as we explore these topics together. With the speaker acting as moderator and guide through these topics, you're sure to learn a lot!

6. GM 201 - GM Skills & Techniques

ID:
2016-SEM1687063
Year:
2016
Title:
GM 201 - GM Skills & Techniques
Summary:
You have run your share of games. Now you're looking to take those games to the next level. GM 210 is a deeper look into the skills and techniques you can use to bring your RPG games to life.
Description:
A more detailed look at the skills, tricks, and techniques a GM can use to bring more life into the games they run. Tips on improvisation, creating engaging storylines, involving the players more, and shared creation will be covered - any many more ideas as well! The Gamer Assembly seminars are always interactive. Bring your ideas and questions, and an open mind.

7. Improvisation for GameMasters (And players!)

ID:
2016-SEM1684498
Year:
2016
Title:
Improvisation for GameMasters (And players!)
Summary:
Does the unexpected give you cold sweats? Players want to go off the rails? This seminar will give you the tools you need to be more comfortable improvising and make your games more dynamic.
Description:
Improvising while GMing a game is a skill many people think they will never have. The Gamer Assembly is here to show you that not only can you improvise - you already do, you just might not realize it! We will discuss the keys to good improvisation and how doing it more often can really take your games to the next level. Maybe even Epic Level! It won't be all talk either. Several improvisation games and skill builders will be taught and used! The Gamer Assembly panels are always interactive. The seminar wall between presenter and participants is torn down as we explore these topics together. With the speaker acting as moderator and guide through these topics, you're sure to learn a lot!

8. RPG Hacking & GM Cross Training

ID:
2016-SEM1684501
Year:
2016
Title:
RPG Hacking & GM Cross Training
Summary:
Sometimes a tool you need isn't in the game you have. Much can be learned from game systems you haven't played. Come learn how you can integrate ideas from other games into your own sessions.
Description:
Cortex+, FATE, Dungeon World, Fiasco, and other smaller press and Indie games have been making a lot of buzz in the hobby the past few years. The members of the Gamer Assembly have played and GMed many classic and modern game systems like these, and each has contributed to a new insight into our own GMing styles and skills. Let's spend an hour discussing what be learned by widening your horizons, and how you can bring the many pieces together to make for better gaming.

9. GM 101

ID:
2016-SEM1684492
Year:
2016
Title:
GM 101
Summary:
Thinking about taking the lead at your table? GM 101 focuses on the issues common to new Game Masters. Advice and support, answers to your burning questions - all here at Gamer Assembly's GM 101!
Description:
Keeper, Dungeon Master, Game Master-there are many names for the job. Thinking about taking the reins at your game table? This seminar focuses on the issues common to new Game Masters. We'll talk about what works and what traps to avoid. Most importantly, we'll get right to the heart of why its great to GM a game, and how you can have a great time doing it. The Gamer Assembly panels are always interactive. The seminar wall between presenter and participants is torn down as we explore these topics together. With the speaker acting as moderator and guide through these topics, you're sure to learn a lot!

10. Mission Priority 1!

ID:
2016-RPG1690501
Year:
2016
Title:
Mission Priority 1!
Summary:
A mash up of classic adventures - A Bot of classified origin is malfunctioning, your boss can't find the stealth train, & you heard a rumor that a secret society is planning a revolution.
Description:
YOU ARE IN ERROR. NO ONE IS SCREAMING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION. The Computer is happy. The Computer is crazy. The Computer will help you become happy. This will drive you crazy. Being a citizen of Alpha Complex is fun. The Computer says so, and The Computer is your friend. Rooting out traitors will make you happy. The Computer tells you so. If you are not happy, The Computer will use you as reactor shielding. Being a Troubleshooter is fun. The Computer tells you so. Do you doubt The Computer, citizen? Troubleshooters get shot at, stabbed, mangled, incinerated, poisoned, stapled, blown to bits and accidentally executed. This is so much fun many Troubleshooters go crazy. They all carry lasers. Aren't you glad you have a laser too? Won't this be fun? Stay alert! Trust no one! Keep your laser handy!

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