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Welcome to today's First Edition Friday Question, where you get a chance to answer questions that will help shape the future of First Edition. If you'd like to catch up on previous entries, here's a list of all of my previous Friday Questions:
Hello folks, and welcome back to this week's Friday question. Today we announced A Private Little War, the third and final expansion of the Original Series block. It features a load of new Klingon cards plus tons of other fun stuff. Check it out! But for today's question, I want to talk about what we do to recruit - or more specifically, re-recruit, players into the glory that is First Edition.
What reasons do you use / arguments do you make to re-engage older players?
This week's question comes from my roommate, Andrea Heywood-Lobban (Kamala). I was asking in a group chat for ideas for today's question, and this is what she said: "Why should someone try 1E who hasn't played in 20 years?" I thought that was a great discussion to have and would make for a great question, so I turn it all to you.
What arguments have you made that got an old friend back into the game? Or how did someone get you back into the game? What about the game and the community now draws you in, and keeps you here? In other words, where should we focus on our strengths and shore up our weaknesses to help with this sales pitch?
Thank you for reading. Have a great weekend!
-crp
Hello folks, and welcome back to this week's Friday question. Today we announced A Private Little War, the third and final expansion of the Original Series block. It features a load of new Klingon cards plus tons of other fun stuff. Check it out! But for today's question, I want to talk about what we do to recruit - or more specifically, re-recruit, players into the glory that is First Edition.
What reasons do you use / arguments do you make to re-engage older players?
This week's question comes from my roommate, Andrea Heywood-Lobban (Kamala). I was asking in a group chat for ideas for today's question, and this is what she said: "Why should someone try 1E who hasn't played in 20 years?" I thought that was a great discussion to have and would make for a great question, so I turn it all to you.
What arguments have you made that got an old friend back into the game? Or how did someone get you back into the game? What about the game and the community now draws you in, and keeps you here? In other words, where should we focus on our strengths and shore up our weaknesses to help with this sales pitch?
Thank you for reading. Have a great weekend!
-crp
Director of First Edition, 2019 - now
"Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. Symbolizing the elements that create truth and beauty."
Klingons say TRANS RIGHTS.
"Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. Symbolizing the elements that create truth and beauty."
Klingons say TRANS RIGHTS.