With the large amounts of time in between our gaming sessions, rare are the times that we hang out away from the table. A three-hour trip in between a DM and his players doesn’t help either. That fact aside, the second week of September marks the coming of the annual Pittsburgh Irish Festival. It’s a three-day event (Friday-Sunday) that could prove extremely fun and offer a chance to listen to some great music, sample a little Irish-fare and browse cool crafts.
Kel and I are going to it and I figured I’d extend the invite. It takes place between Sept. 8th and Sept. 10th; tickets are $8 in advance, $10 at the door and $25 for the weekend pass. There will be pipers, bands, dancers and storytellers – a great environment to tip back some whiskey, a few pints and then wax some D&D. You can find more information regarding the festival at http://www.pghirishfest.org.
I’ll be talking to you next weekend during your pre-game meeting so we can discuss about making this possible then. (Just as a side note, I’ll be posting the “Shaman Speaks” piece that you’ve been expecting regarding Ghanadar and the information he has.) Anyway, give it some thought and hopefully we can work some magic to get your guys down here. Slainte!
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