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by Mimir.net

Editor's note
Well, here is some barmy commentary on the latest photos. Larger version will be made available after the Con!
We started the day off with play-testing a Dungeon Magazine adventure with Chris Perkins as our DM. We used the new 3rd Edition rules. Karate-choping halfling monks, and dwarven sorcerers where only a few of the unusual characters in our party.
Witness our characters as they delve deep into the forgotten keep...the first-level 3rd Edition characters seem more than capable of cleaning out this goblin infested keep. Expect a tougher, darker Dungeons & Dragons.
John Matson, Planescape artist (PSMCIII) and Wisconsin native, hangs at the Art Gallery at GenCon.

Planescape artists Scott Fisher (PSMCIII) appeases the masses with autographs on his prints.

When working on Planescape art, Scott says "I really enjoy the artistic freedom allowed [by the setting]"

The mad doctor of Planescape art, Mr. Di Terlizzi jives with his fans.

"Oh T, there something on your head...is it a tumor?"

"Damn it Jim, I'm an artist, not a doctor!"

And you wondered where the word "barmy" came from...
Speaking of barmy, hundreds of gamers crowd the nearby mall, including....

these guys...

Yep, those are 4-siders, a good score's worth, super-glued to his head!

Could the Con be anymore fun? It's all in who you know, and meet.

Meanwhile the games go on...
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