I plan on running one or two DFRPG sessions at a small con in Kalamazoo MI (Marmalade Dog) and would like to know wow do the Case Files work for Cons and a four hour time slot?

Also, any suggestions on how to run them at cons?

Thanks

One of my group had a die go turn against him.  He later complained about trying to throw it away while crossing a bridge.  It struck the concert railing, bounced back and landed in the back seat.  His claim is the die rolls so bad, he couldn’t hit the dark of night with it.

Three that I created for a small con in Kalamazoo a few weeks ago.

Half-Demon Social worker.
 - Supernatural sense was Sees Mortal Magic

Were-Panther Cat Burglar.

Female changeling with the High Concept:  Harley Riding Goblin Changeling.
She got caught up in the Wild Hunt as a 'hound'.  Now works as a bike mechanic.
I think I like her aspects the best of all the PCs I created for the con.
   Trouble:  A Taste for the Kill
                 The Son Dad Wanted
                  My Bite Is Worse Than My Bark
                  Breaking Things for the Better

Also consider where the were-form comes from.  I created a were-panther character whose shape shifting powers is hereditary due to an old bargain with the fae.   His catch is the fae catch, cold iron and such.

*sigh*
That'd be why, then...
Why do I keep opening the wrong file?

Yea, me too.  That is why I not only moved them to their own directory, I zipped them named the zip file, 'Pre-Release DFRPG Books'.  Now all that is messing me up is my sometime poor reading comprehension of the released books.

My question is, why does he want to throw weapons?

Why, because he is trying to Min/Max the system.  He wanted to do the spell damage, plus the daggers weapon damage of 1.

I gave him all the options and he settled on the smart choice.  Number one.  As a fashion designer and tailor to the white council, he uses sewing needles to satisfy the fae’s catch.

While not very spectacular, still Harry-ish.

The Half Demon US Marshal is driving everyone in his BMW.  Not really his, as it was supplied by the US Marshal service having been confiscated and turned over to the Marshals.  The wizard was using thaumaturgy to track an wounded and fleeing Chuprakabra.  While driving around trying to corner the beasty, the tracking spell remained running.  First the car developed a slight knock.  Then the CD player started to skip with the Marshals favorite CD playing.  Eventually the Marshal was started to suspect that the wizard had something to do with his odd playing CD.

The next hex aspect was the Marshal players idea.  He tried to eject the CD, but it wouldn't eject.  Nor would the CD player turn off or lower the volume.  To make matters worse, it started to play one song over and over.  The one song on the album the Marshal disliked and tended to hit the skip button rather than listen to.  The remainder of the chase involved a half demon glaring at a smirking wizard.  And the Chupra got away, because no one wanted to get wet slogging through a bayou at night.

Damn, now I´ve got these Werecat-Ninjas stuck in my head and will probably make them a faction in my San Francisco campaign.

Do I get a Fate Point for adding a complication?