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Due to delays in several modules, I've had to remove/replace a couple of games from our schedule. The affected modules were AKAN 1-6 "Abeir Eternal" and EAST 1-6 "The Fardrop Incident". These were both Level 7-10 adventurers and have been replaced with two other Level 7-10 adventures, WATE 1-4 "Mystery of Deepwater Harbor" and DRAG 1-6 "Night of Fallen Petals". Players have been moved into the new modules, except for Friday afternoon's AKAN 1-6 slot. That game has been dropped entirely, to support games with more interest at this time.

Apologies for any and all inconvenience this causes.

I've moved and removed a few games on the LFR schedule. This reflects a few changes such as a module that I know will likely be late and a belief that a few others will be as well. I hope that this schedule will now be the final one. If I make any changes at this point they are likely to only be substitutions of similar level mods, which would only affect AKAN1-6 and EAST1-6 since they are the only modules outstanding from WotC, and possible additions to the schedule if there is a large interest in them.

Unfortunately, as we get closer to the date of the Con, we are realizing that certain mods will probably not be available on time from WotC. As a result, we may have to adjust the schedule some. At present we're only aware of one mod that is definitely going to be late but others may end up late as well. I will post more info as it becomes available and I apologize for any inconvenience.

Bwahahaha! Warhorn lives!

Seriously, go sign up. Please feel free to "waitlist", as presently we don't know how many judges to assign to each, we're going to trust in your choices and interest.

A few reminders: Not all games are 1st level games, so if you're new to LFR, look at the description if you're not sure. Some games are two rounds, this means you must sign up for both rounds to play. Have fun.

Hi all, your friend-neighborhood-RPGA-coordinator here,

The LFR schedule is coming soon, I promise, but it's one of those things where too many choices can cause a real log jam in planning. But RPGA games have always been our biggest segment in terms of roleplaying games, so LFR is going to get a lot of attention, both in that planning and in execution.

I know that no schedule will be able to offer everything to everyone, but I think you'll be pleased when we offer a lot of choices for everyone.