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Attention, Gamers!

We’re going to start posting the games we have planned for LI-CON 2. Today: Card Games.

We plan to have either tournaments or organized sessions of these games:

  • Buddy Fight
  • Magic the Gathering
  • Red Dragon Inn
  • Van Guard
  • Weiss Schwartz

Remember that we will have a very large game library available 24 hours a day throughout the convention for open (or as I like to call it, “pickup”) gaming in our large game room.

Tomorrow: Role-Playing Games.

Help us pick something to riff!

One of the most popular things at LI-CON 1 was our own Katrina and Izaac riffing on SyFy’s Sharknado.

This time around, the team would like your help selecting short subjects to work on. Anything suggested must have a license that lets us modify and use the video, so either Public Domain or compatible Creative Commons licenses. Note that we’re a charitable corporation [501(c)(3)], so commercial licensing is not required.

Katrina suggests looking in the Prelinger Archive (https://archive.org/details/prelinger) as a starting point, but there are lots of other sources of free-license video out there.

Reminder: because they want to offer variety this year, please suggest only short videos, say under 30 minutes. Shorter videos are more likely to be selected.

Send your suggestions to riffs@li-con.org.

Thanks!

CARDS AGAINST LI-CON… part deux

Saturday night, come try your luck with our guests, as the audience battles to see who is the most horrible person.

Cards Against Humanity is a party game for horrible people. Each round, one guest asks a question from a Black Card, and participants in the audience answer with their funniest White Card. Play for prizes, play for keeps! Watch our guests struggle for the title of “LI-CON’s most horrible person!”

(Image belongs to Cards Against Humanity.)