The Burning Scene in the Emerald City

[doctor_madu]

I'm moving to Redmond roundabout the beginning of November. I know there's a number of Puget Sound-area Burners here -- I'd love to join or run something, or just bask in the warm glow of BWG fellowship and drink crafty beer.

~Gary

[rafial]

There's definitely a few of us out here. I can't speak to any open games, but I'm sure a meet up could be a thing.

[peteradkison]

Funny you should mention that, I was just thinking we should organize a Seattle-area meet up of Burning Wheel fans.

I'd be happy to help organize.

Let's use Gary's relocation to our region as an excuse. That gives us a time table of "after Nov 1st".

How about Nov 5th at some pizza place that has a bar but allows minors (I'm assuming there might be some)? Belltown would be fun.

--Peter

[loocas]

I'm still newish to the game but I'd love to join.

[Zelbinian]

Funny you should mention that, I was just thinking we should organize a Seattle-area meet up of Burning Wheel fans.

I'd be happy to help organize.

Let's use Gary's relocation to our region as an excuse. That gives us a time table of "after Nov 1st".

How about Nov 5th at some pizza place that has a bar but allows minors (I'm assuming there might be some)? Belltown would be fun.

--Peter

If you're willing to consider options other than pizza joints, Pies and Pints and Cafe Racer are both excellent, family friendly, and decent places to be an RPG nerd.

[doctor_madu]

I'm not particular about the location, and beer is by no means a necessary component. May I respectfully submit that my schedule for moving out here is kind fluid and that a little later in November would make it more likely for me to attend. There's every chance that on the 5th I'll be stranded in Idaho in a Uhaul packed with nerd-gear, and hoping not to relive The Hills Have Eyes.

~Gary