Updated 3/21/2001 The almost-final game schedule is now up. It is subject to changes up to and including the last minute, so please double-check your games with the Gaming Registration Desk on the second floor of Rudder Tower.

A listing of games that will be played at AggieCon. There is still room for more games -- you can suggest games with our game request form. The deadline for requesting games was Friday, March 9th.

AggieCon offers LARPs, RPGs, tabletop gaming, and miniatures gaming, both open and scheduled, and tournaments. Not all games are tournaments or award prizes to winners, so please check the game summary to determine which games do so. Prizes are awarded at a small awards ceremony on Sunday. If you cannot attend, please let the staff or your GM know and your prize will be awarded at the end of the game.

If you don't like what you see here, bring your own! Suggestions, questions and comments should be directed to Ray "Zallekin" Harlan or Ernie "Ducky" Ramos, the Gaming Directors for AggieCon 2001, or if you wish to run a game, please use our game request form.

If you just can't wait until March to game and you're in Bryan-College Station, contact the Texas A&M Gaming Club, a student-run organization dedicated to gaming. It puts on, among other things, ProtoCon, which was held on campus at the MSC from November 3-5, 2000. MSC Cepheid Variable is not involved as an organization with the Gaming Club or ProtoCon, although individual members may be, so for information on it, please contact the Gaming Club.