On the books
Every session I am signed up for, across every lodge, pulled live from Warhorn.
Conventions coming up
The same four cons from the Table page, nearest first, with a running countdown. Whether I am running or playing at a given one changes year to year — the schedule above is the place to check once it is booked.
- LUG Con
- Level Up Games’ own convention, at the Gas South Convention Center in Duluth. 1–4 October 2026 …
- Dice + Diversions
- A tabletop convention at the Marriott Northwest at Galleria — smaller, board-game heavy, and easy to actually get a seat at. 12–14 March 2027 …
- Southern-Fried Gaming Expo
- Mid-July at the Cobb Galleria. Arcade cabinets, pinball and console history downstairs, tabletop alongside it. 16–18 July 2027 …
- Dragon Con
- Labor Day weekend, downtown Atlanta. Enormous and multi-genre — tabletop is one floor of it rather than the point of it, but that floor runs all night. 3–7 September 2027 …
Put it in your own calendar
Subscribe once and my games appear in your own calendar as they are booked — and disappear if one is cancelled. Just my tables, not a whole lodge schedule.
My games
Opens in whatever calendar you use — Apple, Google, Outlook. Tables I am running come through titled GM: so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Add the feed Or downloadOne-off file
The same thing as a plain .ics file, if your calendar would rather import
once than subscribe. It will not update itself afterwards.
How this works
- Warhorn is the source
- Nothing here is typed by hand. If a session moves on Warhorn, it moves here within a quarter of an hour. If I cancel one, it disappears. Sign-ups still happen on Warhorn — this page only reads.
- Why there is a relay
- Warhorn serves its feeds without the header a
browser needs to read them from another site, so a small Cloudflare Worker
(
seon) fetches them at the edge and hands this page plain JSON. It caches for fifteen minutes and keeps yesterday’s copy, so a Warhorn outage shows a stale schedule rather than an empty one. - Running or playing
- Warhorn cannot tell you. No feed it publishes names the GM — not the event feeds, not the personal one, in either format — so the tables I am running are marked from a short list I keep by hand. If a badge is missing, that is the list being out of date, not Warhorn. Every session links to its Warhorn page, where the GM is listed for certain.
- Nothing is collected
- The relay reads Warhorn and answers this page. It sets no cookie, stores nothing about you, and the only thing it keeps is a copy of the public schedule.