Back in 2003 the Mrs. and I were set to attend the Dragonflight convention in Seattle. It was our 1st Anniversary and attending the con was actually a cheap way for us to also visit the city. We had some specific game plans that got a bit thwarted when the guy who was running KenzerCo game demos backed out.
Stupid me.....I stepped in to run the demos in addition to the games we already had scheduled.
![Playing some HackMaster Playing some HackMaster](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjluiw_Smgx29V7kn4YzXoF3FtX9wMIuOBladgZAiyxPzKPzqB8GPzixYbZjK6rTl9ElXszroPCvWuUtKiHi4F3itUb0oFJslCKkJZRu7el2zDW0fAxx3bH7jtOWtg2f8fJc2nc1PD78Ucy/s200/Dragonflight+2003+%252811%2529.jpg)
We got to play in a couple of HackMaster games on Saturday with married PCs that managed to game off and on with each other for years. We had a great time and one of the other players gave me a copy of HackJournal #1, which is a treasured part of my collection.
The primary demo focus was on KenzerCo's "new" game Fairy Meat, which was a fun little fae miniature wargame. The best part, for me, was coming up with the terrain to play with. I had two table setups, but the most we ever got were a couple of players at one table. Still, it was a fun spin on a wargame.
![Dwarven Dig Dwarven Dig](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9rLFRsiAi8_jslbQP1cNfOimZ0YVtlVYTQpU60kz5OJ2f22xZsEkMRmb8z6nDWDojohmkdaW4iDk-Tpra7SvhLK-6eYQFF9xA4s-fa44sxsbr-BxA0aX3I-PdOxNQy6irh0svGWNshdC9/s200/Dragonflight+2003+%252823%2529.jpg)
Dragonflight was a pretty cool con. Affordable, and all about gaming. There wasn't a bunch of non-gaming things, aside from the allure of Seattle, to draw folks away from getting their game on.
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