On Dec. 18th, the RTR leadership had a meeting. The topics we covered included: How to handle Ombud duties: Marisol is stepping down. We are grateful for the time and energy she gave in shaping our welcoming and safe community. For the moment, the Head Organizer will manage the process and the leadership committee will […]
Wow, it’s December. We’re entering the 10th month of Raleigh Tabletop going virtual, so I wanted to take a moment to update everyone on the status of the organization. Virtual Tabletop Continues For the foreseeable future, all of our Semi-Organized Play, Special Event, Try-It-Out, and Workshop programs will be held online through a variety of […]
Over the past few years, the RTR community has been part of the larger discussion on how to make gaming more inclusive, equitable, and welcoming to people from marginalized groups. Last year, several folks stepped up to begin working on this, but the pandemic has put several of the community-building ideas on hold. One thing […]
Two months later, I felt it was time to reach out to all of us for a status update on RTR. Things are quieter for RTR, that’s for certain. While we remain dedicated to our mission of building a community through gaming, we also recognize the unprecedented times we live in. Burnout, stress, and many other […]
So, confession time. Despite being the Head Organizer for RTR (and having been a brand promoter for D&D, Chaosium, Shadowrun, etc), I’ve never been to a proper Con. I’ve been to a few ‘full day of gaming’ events like the ones we host at RTR, but nothing with panels and vendors and gaming and all […]
