On Location at OrcaCon (Part 2) [S3F6]

In this week's Flashlight, we're still at the OrcaCon tabletop games convention in Seattle! We see a lot of excellent wizard hats, we hear about a lot of cool projects, and Jake reveals the deep lore of Campaign Spotlight. We can't wait to get back to the con next year!

Here's everyone we spoke with in this episode. Some of these were booths at the con, and some were people who saw us with a mic and wanted to let our listeners know what they were working on. We're really grateful to everyone who took the time to speak with us!

• We heard about the Alzheimer's Association and its games fundraising project The Longest Day.
• North End Makerspace has a ton of cool equipment including a water laser cutter! Their booth was staffed by Rebecca, who's contributed to the horror anthology podcast Waterlogged. 
• Blue Cactus Press is a publishing house with collaborators from historically marginalized groups on projects like the game Reveal the Elephant.
• We heard about Black Shield Productions, who run some incredible con games and have a very dedicated fan base.
• Start Here is a TTRPG from Beach House RPGs.

We mention it on the episode - but if you'd like to introduce an episode in-character as your PC, or if you'd just like to tell the world about your character or your campaign, get in touch! The hotline is 724 320 2020 if you have anything you'd like to call in. So far, we don't have way to send Reilly cute things, but we're working on it.

Also, thanks again to everyone from the Oppegaard Meadery episode who recommended OrcaCon to us!

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This show explores the creativity and originality of home tabletop games. We interview GMs and players to hear about the unique worlds they build and the stories they tell.