The PAX Unplugged show focuses on tabletop gaming, and the event is continuously growing in both vendors and attendees. This year’s show in Philadelphia, Pa was the best one yet.
GiN reporter Ron Williams videoed the incredible cosplayers at Blerdcon 2024 this year alongside the vendors, speakers and attendees who made the show an amazing success.
The Blerdcon convention, a celebration of all things in Black nerd culture including comic books, video games, novels, anime and more, has grown steadily over the years. But Blerdcon 2024 was the biggest and best show yet.
The PAX Unplugged show is dedicated to tabletop gaming in all its forms, including role-playing, boardgames, card games, cosplay and more. It’s also one of the best organized shows around, making sure that everyone has a fun time, even while waiting in line for other events.
Our reporter Ron Kipling Williams loves to cover BlerdCon every year. He took some time to wander around the convention to talk with some of the interesting guests, speakers and artists that help to make the show so amazing.
BlerdCon put on another amazing show this year that was filled with celebrity guests like Cree Summer and Rachel True. We sat in and listened as these two amazing people talked about their powerful and iconic roles over the years.
The 2023 BlerdCon Convention in Washington, D.C. over the weekend was an amazing event that celebrated diversity and black nerd culture in all forms. This year there was expanded fun for those who enjoy role-playing, video games, board games, anime, cosplay and lots more. And the show keeps getting bigger and better every year.
BlerdCon is one of the fastest growing conventions and is doing so with a focus on accessibility and inclusion. Our reporter Colin Flanigan was especially impressed by a panel that stressed how to make gaming more accessible for players with disabilities.
The Miskatonic University Podcast has been ongoing for over a decade and features some of the top names related to Call of Cthulhu and other horror RPGs. Every new show is an event all to itself, and not one that fans of Call of Cthulhu or other weird and horrific RPGs will want to miss.
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