> > The International Camarilla Conclave 2009 took place last weekend in
> > North Atlanta.  We found a few players that weren't playing locally
> > anymore, but that did have decks with them.

> > 1) Phoenix, Arizona
> > 2) London, UK
> > 3) Boston, Massachusetts
> > 4) Austin, Texas

> > In each case, we hooked them each up with a business card and a link
> > to their local players.

> > Even these White Wolf game aficionados weren't looking for V:TES
> > players at White Wolf's site.  Where do you think we should be fishing
> > for newbies?  (Or players that have lost touch with local playgroups
> > due to moving to new towns, changing job schedules, etc.)

> I think this links back to the FLGS thread. It helps if the FLGS (or
> at least LGS) provides table space and stocks (or is willing to take
> orders for) V:tES cards.
> A place where the game can gain visibility will always help generate
> interest among the other people wandering around. The rest is then up
> to the players.

> One way that saw some success over here in Singapore was having V:tES
> events at a mixed convention at a very public place (the FLGS actually
> held it at the community centre). I am talking about non-(CCG-only)
> conventions. This way, the game is exposed to both new players (who
> aren't already M:tG players :-p) and existing players who have lost
> (or have yet to find) the local gaming group (also helps if the
> players can maintain friendly, interesting banter while gaming at
> these public events). V:tES, unfortunately (or fortunately) does not
> work for people who cannot interact well with others, and (I'm
> stereotyping here) most other CCG players fall into that category.