Well, we didn't quite make our target of running 100 Pathfinder games at Conception but we ran a hellavlot. We were only limited by the number of GMs and, sometimes, by the space available. A big thanks to all the great GMs who prepared their adventures and ran them for our players. Some GMs ran almost continuously for four days. Several people GM'd for the first time at Conception this year. If you've never GM'd before please consider GM'ing for us. We will support you, and the players will love you. Our GM's are the heroes of the Pathfinder community.

For the second year running, Pathfinder Society had a presence at IndieCon. John Buston introduced us to the event and did a great job of organising us into a GM'ing schedule.  It was an unusual event for us because the convention is intended for small independent game inventors and home-brew games so we restricted our games to mornings and evenings leaving the afternoons for our regular Pathfinders to try something different.

Oh boy, was there something different available! Psycho French pirates,  London Below, Cthullu skirmish games, diceless Crimson Empire, Leonidas leading the Spartan heroes, Baron Muchausen, Airship Pirates steampunk, tactical word games or the salvation of Sarbreenar...there was something for everyone and in a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This convention is highly recommended. Try IndieCon next year.  www.indiecon.net

Plenty of Pathfinder action at Dragonmeet 2011

Here are the usual suspects and many new faces, playing Pathfinder at Dragonmeet 2011, Kensington Town Hall, London. Once again Jens Loesel led a crack team of Pathfinder GMs to run adventures, new and old. The 3D Blakros Museum and the Citadel of Flame were there, as you can see from the photos. Dave Harrison was there to run Beastly Bashes from the Beginners Boxed Set. Many lucky players were awarded a magic veil to celebrate the Inner Sea Festival of the Seven Veils to celebrate diversity...and some won a Boon to recognise their heroism in dire straits!

We usually show photos of happy people sitting around tables playing Pathfinder but for a change, this time you can see some Pathfinder players and GMs in fabulous fancy dress ready for the Friday night quiz. [Photos: Martin Mann]

If you missed OddCon you missed a brilliant event! It is highly recommended. Do make sure you get there next year. There were plenty of Pathfinder Society adventures being run: Frostfur Captives, We be Goblins, Sewer Dragons, Service to Lore, Dungeon Deep, To Scale the Dragon, Ghennet Manor, Vision of Betrayal, Our Lady of Silver, Silent Tide, King Xeros of old Azlant, Song of the Sea Witch, Tide of Twilight.

A huge vote of thanks is due to SAD (Steve Pennington) for inviting Pathfinder Society to OddCon and for running such a relaxed and friendly event.  www.oddconuk.org.uk