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Revision as of 08:07, 4 August 2024
Friday
All welcome, even if you are not ticket holders to join us for the Social Friday night: come see what Grand Tribunal all about! Unlike last year we are meeting from 4pm at the Brewhouse pub at the Brewery, Cheltenham where we have both inside and outdoor seating and there will be a bar, soft drinks and a number of food options available for purchase. Opposite the Holiday Inn Hotel.
From 7pm we will be at Gas Green Community Centre our main venue where we will have a brief opening ceremony then play games, chat, and get to know each other.
Light refreshments (tea, coffee, orange squash and snacks) will be available free. Feel free to bring something to share!
These events are entirely optional, and timings are just a guide to the earliest time they might happen. Feel free to turn up fashionably late.
It is likely that games will be run on Friday evening, and if you have something you'd like to play just bring it along!
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Saturday
10:00-22:00 - Gas Green Community Centre, see venue page for details. Please bring a packed lunch. Fish & chip supper can be delivered, optional. The nearby supermarket sells sandwiches - the corner shop now reopened and sells snacks, drinks and sandwiches.
Session A: 10am to 12 noon. An Ordinary Day! by CJ The infamous light hearted freeform. This year all delegates get the chance to play honest members of the covenant of Carrig's Edge, and to deal with the challenges that arise as the day progresses. You don't have to play in this short LARP but we encourage everyone to give it a try, as it is usually a highlight of the weekend.
Session B: 1pm till 5pm.
We play games!
Broseley: Wodens' Trapped Temple by Anna (Ars Magica); up to 6 players. No prior knowledge necessary, bring own character or use a pregenerated one from the GM
The Cursed Lands by Sunette la Grange Ars Magica game for up to 6 players: A terrible malady has struck the lands around the covenant, causing crops to die and livestock to be stillborn. The local covenant sends a group of brave magi and companions to investigate and resolve the matter. One way or another... (characters will be provided)
'Session C: 5pm to 7pm Dinner & Raffle.
This is the convocation, the part where we come together. In the past it has featured chats with Ars Magica Line Editors, meet the Authors panels, much laughter and of course the Charity Raffle. If you can please bring something to donate or buy a few tickets to support good causes.
Session D: 7pm till close.
The Knife in the Pool of the Moon by Anna (Ars Magica); up to 6 players. No prior knowledge necessary, bring own character or use a pregenerated one from the GM.
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Sunday
9:00-16:00 - Gas Green Community Centre, see venue page for details. Sunday may involve re-runs of games that were booked solid on their first run on Saturday too. Please bring a packed lunch or visit local shops. In deference to our hosts no alcohol please in the venue.
10am - 2pm SESSION E
Spirit Shamans and the Secrets of Fire by Anna (Ars Magica) (Asian medieval paradigm analog, max 5 players, no prior knowledge necessary
The Ghost of Hamlet's Father - a Magonomia rpg adventure by CJ of Elizabethan Wizardry for up to six players.
2pm - 5pm SESSION F
Love's Labours Lost: or Kicking Darius of Flambeau Up The Arse an Ars Magica adventure for grogs by CJ
Sunday Evening Social
At 7.30 pm it is traditional for those delegates remaining in Cheltenham to go for a curry, and to go to the pub. Its not compulsory and you can jump on a train home at 5.30pm and miss nothing, but those who have travelled from other countries often like to stick around!
