[Deptheads] Claydonia costs

Nekojin nekojin at gmail.com
Mon Oct 20 12:24:19 PDT 2014


Thanks for the clarification, Victor.

Well, Mike? How do you feel about it? It costs about $25 to buy enough
Play-Doh for 18 players
<http://www.amazon.com/Play-Doh-Mega-Pack-Cans/dp/B00JM5GZGW>. We can
either charge an admission fee of around $1.25 to cover the cost (in the
same way that Draft tournaments in CCGs do), or we can soak the cost as
part of encouraging the tournament - I'm fairly certain that we'll get more
players if we're not charging for it than if we charge even a small fee.

Also, there's the problem of ownership - if we charge the admission fee,
the players clearly get to own their Play-Doh, and some of the attacks in
the game can result in two Claydonians getting melded together - it becomes
hard to separate them clearly and give people their own Play-Doh afterward
(plus, some people may not *want* to take the Play-Doh once the tournament
is over).

On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Victor B <fhoenix88 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Whichever way you feel is best......just realize that if you spend money
> to provide claydonia for participants it comes from the "Miniatures Games"
> budget and would have to be approved by Mike James.
>
>
> V
>
>
>   On Monday, October 20, 2014 9:24 AM, Nekojin <nekojin at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Per a discussion at the end of the meeting, I offered to run a game of
> Claydonia for miniatures gaming, which will, of course, go on the Kids
> Track. I have one question:
>
> Obviously, most people aren't going to be bringing Clay-Doh to 'con unless
> they already know about it; I'll need to buy some Clay-Doh to take to the
> convention. The question is: Should I keep an invoice handy and have the
> costs repaid by the convention, or would it be appropriate to charge a
> small amount (About $1-$1.50 per player) who doesn't bring their own clay?
> I'm thinking that the former would be better overall, but either way I want
> to get it clear before I list the tournament.
>
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