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We are happy to have Game Masters (GMs) schedule games with us in several categories: LARPs, RPGs, Miniatures games, Board games, Card games, and some Other games. RPGs are especially welcome, since we have a lot of space for them and huge demand by players.

We do not pay GMs, nor do they pay us, to attend the convention. So long as you schedule at least a minimum game content offering five player seats for four hours, and we vet your game(s) as consistent with our standards, you are admitted free of charge as a member for the entire convention. In the rare event we don’t schedule you, you will still be entitled to early admission discount, even at the door.

We are currently accepting game proposals, and as has been in past conventions, it is important that we get your submissions earlier rather than later. We start scheduling as soon as we get games in and want to clear up any questions about the game. We always have a lot of games, and it takes a while to arrange and massage the data - we can't wait until December for that and hope to have a well-planned convention. Since you don't need to pay anyway, and we take care to make sure your registration information gets to Convention Registration, it is as seamless as ever, and might avoid you having to get a refund when we discover that you paid for admission before. For more information go to our Submission notes page

We strongly suggest that RPG and LARP GMs use the Session Zero to set expectations for their game.

If you would like to run a con-sponsored game at DunDraCon, please choose one of the following buttons and fill out the forms.

Please read our Game Policies before submitting a game.

We accept submissions only via this website, or an e-mail with the necessary information attached or incorporated in the body of the e-mail. We no longer accept submissions via U.S. Mail, as we need a working e-mail address to communicate with all our prospective GMs.

Games for Kids and Teens

If You're Interested in Running a Game for the Kids or Teen Rooms, please check out the Teen/Kids notes page.

Demo a New Game If you want to run a demo of your newly published game, click this button:
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If your game is not yet published, you may find a better audience at our Protospiel
Submit a Protospiel Game

Advertise in Open Gaming If you want to advertise a game that you'll be running in Open Gaming, click this button
(Note, this does not guarantee you a table!)
Advertise an Open Game

How we Schedule Games If you really want to know how games are scheduled, click this button:
How we Schedule Games

Types of Games

Submission Deadline for all games: Dec. 26.
Click on the red button to submit a game.
RPG submission form RPG games can be 4-12 hours long (8 or less preferred), for 5-24 people (5-8 preferred). There are very few spaces for games with more than 9 players. RPG games are given a private room for the length of the game.
Tips for submitting your RPG game.
New to running a role-playing game at a convention? Here are some helpful guidelines.
Introduction RPG submission form DunDraCon is recruiting a slate of Intro RPGs. The format is strict, to allow for a pure experience with this intro: 4 hour games, 5 players, strictly limited to what's in the rules book for the characters, and minimal extrapolation for NPCs, encounters, etc.
Tips for submitting an RPG game.

Board game submission form Board games may be scheduled if they offer 4 hours of games for five players individually, and as a pair of games if they offer play for at least 3 players each and run for an aggregate of at least four hours (no less than two hours per game).
Tips for submitting a Board game.
Card game submission form Card games may be scheduled if they offer 4 hours of games for five players individually, and as a pair of games if they offer play for at least 3 players each and run for an aggregate of at least four hours (no less than two hours per game).
Tips on submitting a Card game.
LARP game submission form LARPs may be up to twelve hours, and any number of people, but if less than 9 players it should really be considered an RPG. LARPs are normally scheduled in a salon or suite.
LARPs received by Dec. 1 receive priority in scheduling.
Tips on submitting a LARP.
Miniatures game submission form Miniatures Games can be 4-12 hours long (plus up to one hour each for set-up and packing-up) and should accommodate at least 5 players. Miniatures Games are scheduled on a space-appropriate basis.
Tips on submitting a Miniatures game.
Other game submission form Games that don't fit the previous categories.
Tips on submitting an "Other" game.

Press the button below to see what games have been requested by our attendees.

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