Ben Con Events

We need reliable people to submit events to be run at Ben Con. If you would like to run a tournament of your favorite Role-Playing, Miniatures, Card or Board game, please contact us!

Ben Con features over 150 events in various styles and genres. Click any of the links at left to find the event you are looking for, or use the search to find it.

BlizzCon – Anaheim, California in the Autumn
Dragonflight – Seattle, Washington, second weekend in August
DunDraCon – San Ramon, California on Presidents' Day weekend in February
Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) – Los Angeles, California in June
Game Developers Conference – San Francisco, California in March
GameStorm – Portland, Oregon in March
GameSoundCon – Los Angeles, California in the Fall
Gamex – Los Angeles, California on Memorial Day weekend in May
Gateway – Los Angeles, California on Labor Day weekend in September
GaymerX – San Francisco, California
IndieCade Festival – Los Angeles, California in early October
Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show – Seattle, Washington in June
Norwescon – Seattle, Washington in March/April (Easter weekend)
OrcCon – Los Angeles, California on Presidents' Day weekend in February
OryCon – Portland, Oregon in November
Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) Dev – Seattle, Washington in August
Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) West – Seattle, Washington on the last weekend in August or Labor Day Weekend
RadCon – Pasco, Washington on Presidents' Day weekend in February
SpoCon – Spokane, Washington in August

Featured Events:

The Living City Interactive, The Night Chicago Died by Tim Creese

Here's a preview of the LC Interactive that will be premiering at Ben Con '99:

Have you ever dreamed of having a rich uncle that left you a fortune? I know I do - especially when the work day's grueling... I had this in mind while writing The Night Chicago Died. In this interactive, adventurers come together to pay last respects to Chicago, an old lovable gnome who had no blood lines. Chicago was a cheerful merchant who had a love for adventurers, and the tales they would recite in his store. As such, Chicago often sold mundane items at reduced prices to adventurers, and every now and then even passed along an enchanted item (or two, or three, or four).

So it is with sad hearts that people gather to take their turns speaking memories, reciting poetry, singing songs that honor such a fine man. Oh, and what's this you hear about Chicago leaving his entire estate to be inherited by adventurers? Yes, it is true. The reading of the gnome's will shall take place at the wake. You can't help but wonder how much that old gnome was worth, and more importantly, what will be divvied out to you...

The Night Chicago Died will also have 2 break away mini-adventures for those inclined to do so. There will be areas to sign up for different guilds, circles, and knighthoods. Hopefully, there will be a raffle for 1 or 2 unique items.