Tomorrow we will be able to announce the new games available on Friday, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. So if you’re only just coming to register and are dismayed at all the full games, more is on the way! 
Current availability is:
Friday night: Vox
Saturday morning: Knightshade
Saturday afternoon: The Brawl
Saturday evening: Refuge has 15 places still available.
Sunday morning: Super Sparkle Action Princess GX!
Sunday afternoon: Requiem, the Soap Opera Larp
More Games!
Friday night now has Communing in Darkness available, which is a seance game set in the 1920s for seven players.
Saturday morning now has But Nobody Loses An Eye! Written by Stephanie and Catherine Pegg and run by Hannah Jackson, the game was wildly popular last year and won the 2010 Kapcon Scenario Design Contest, so is excellent.
Saturday afternoon now offers Happy Birthday RJ which is a very different sort of birthday party, set in Texas in the 1980s, for a the son of an oil baron.
Sunday morning now offers a second run of Diamond Geezers by Scott Kelly, so if you missed out Friday night, this is your chance to play it!
People who played in the previous two runs of Communing in Darkness have said really excellent things about it.
Am playtesting Diamond Geezers in a couple of weeks - just got character sheet. (Looks like a good game, like.)
I played in Communing in Darkness at Kapcon and it was ecellent.
More Games!
Friday Night: Communing in Darkness - It’s the 1920s and a group of socialites gather to hold a seance.
Saturday Morning: But Nobody Loses An Eye! - Be part of the horror and magic that is a four year old’s birthday party. There will be cake and games and more disasters than you can shake a stick at but it’s okay, at least nobody loses an eye!
Saturday Afternoon: Happy Birthday RJ - A birthday party of a very different sort. It’s 1984 and RJ Harrington, the son of an oil baron, is having a birthday at his parents’ ranch.
Sunday Morning: Diamond Geezers - So popular on Friday evening, that the East London gangster game is having a rerun on Sunday morning!
Sunday Afternoon: Bitter Tears at Sad Mary’s Bar and Girl - A surreal and dystopic scenario based on the critically-acclaimed role-playing game Over The Edge, set on a fictional island of Al Amarja in the Mediterranean Sea. A richly written and unique roleplaying experience.
If one has already done their game selection, are they are allowed to modify it, taking into account these new options? If so, what is the method of doing so?
Modifying Existing Selection
Registrants are welcome to modify their selections based on new options. Please send through an email explaining the switch you would like to make, or submit a new Game Selection form
I would be interested in playing some of those games, but only if I don’t get my first or second choice - when will we know if we missed out?
Should I send a ‘just in case’ email?
If you don’t get into your first or second choice, you will be contacted by me to discuss third choices/wait lists. You only need to get in touch if you would like to amend your first or second choice
Umm… “Prayers on a Porcelain Altar” and “Diamond Geezers” are both listed as being run by Scott Kelly. And are both on Sunday morning.
Hoping that this is because one of them is able to run by itself, or he has a different GM stepping up, rather than him needing to be in two places at once. He’s good, but that good… Not so sure
“Prayers” doesn’t actually need a GM; just someone to explain things at the beginning and call time at the end.
[quote=“Chineselegolas”]Umm… “Prayers on a Porcelain Altar” and “Diamond Geezers” are both listed as being run by Scott Kelly. And are both on Sunday morning.
Hoping that this is because one of them is able to run by itself, or he has a different GM stepping up, rather than him needing to be in two places at once. He’s good, but that good… Not so sure[/quote]
I’m working on finding a different person to handle Prayers on Sunday morning