Voting is up for the April Rotation Please indicate is you will be skipping the rotation or what games you would like to play. Please respond by Friday 28th February For a summary of the games on offer, see April to July Rotation To make your selections please use this form
As there is a light, and no its not over at Frankenstein's Place, but is the glimmer of in Real Life Tabletop Roleplay Games on Wednesday nights from 7pm at 8-10 Glanville Rd, Bromley BR2 9JA.
I thought it prudent to highlight the games that will be running:
Instead there is a form, dun dun dunnnnnn
All you need to do is enter your name and select a minimum of two games you would like to play (you can select them all).
From here through a series of Auto calcs/removals etc, something like this is produced.
I thought it prudent to highlight the games that will be running:
- Wyld - inspired by ancient Celtic and Germanic myth and legend from the European Iron Age.
- The Legend of The Moon Underwater - D&D 5E, Starting Level 10, ending level 17ish
- Lyre Lyre Pants on Fire - a group of not adventurers bragging and telling stories about their exploits to earn coin/beer/bed
So how does this sign up system work?
Well gone is the shared google sheet - yay I hear you cryInstead there is a form, dun dun dunnnnnn
All you need to do is enter your name and select a minimum of two games you would like to play (you can select them all).
How it works:
- Each member selects number of games being run -1, ie in this case three games are being run so you selected a minimum of two games you would like to play.
- Then when all members have nominated the games they would like to play, in tables in the background dived the number of players by the number of games.
- Then it looks to evenly distribute and set each game up with those minimum numbers.
Say Whattttt
Well, shove your details into the google form
These details get fed into a sheet, looking something like:Example of 3 games and 12 players having listed their 2 min games |
From here through a series of Auto calcs/removals etc, something like this is produced.
Which means:
- Game 1:
- Player 1, Player 4, Player 5, Player 9
- Game 2:
- Player 3, Player 7, Player 10, Player 11
- Game 3:
- Player 2, Player 6, Player 8, Player 12
The idea is that:
- Every player is playing a game they selected.
- Each game table has equal number of members, so there is room on each table for new members to rotate between games.
- Each game should now be stable
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