VCON 32 - the annual convention for Vancouver-area fans of science fiction and fantasy - is returning this year on October 19th, 20th and 21st, at the Radisson President Hotel in Richmond. This year, VCON is also the host convention for Canvention 27, the national f & sf convention, at which the Prix Aurora Awards are presented.

The weekend will feature talks, readings, workshops and panel discussions by writers, artists, editors and fans; gaming, dance, masquerade, art show and auction, dealers’ room, video presentations, sf pictionary, VCON’s own Elron Awards and more.

The VCON web site has updated information for this year’s con. You’ll find it at http://www.vcon.ca.

Adult memberships for VCON 32 are $60 at the door. Discounts are available for students, children and pre-registration. To pre-register, download a form from the Registration page on the website, and pay by PayPal, Visa or cheque before October 1. Advance registration (by Oct. 1) is $50. Student rate (75% of adult rate) requires current valid student photo ID. One-day memberships will be available at the door. Children 7-12 are half price; children 6 and under are admitted free. All children must be accompanied by an adult guardian. Memberships include all events Friday to Sunday except the Aurora Awards banquet, which requires separate payment.

*Please bring photo ID with you to the convention to claim your pre-registered membership package.*

World of Warcraft - Constructed

This is a Battlegrounds Hobby League event with extended art prize cards.  NOTE: Fires of Outland cards ARE legal for this event. 

Entry Fee: $5

Prizes: Extended art prize cards for the top 4 and booster packs for top 2 (if we have 8 or less people) or top 4 (if we have 9 or more).

Format: Constructed deck

There are only a few rules you need to follow when building your deck:

❂ Your deck must include at least 60 cards, not counting your starting hero. Your hero starts the game in play, and it isn’t considered a part of your deck.

❂ You can’t include more than four copies of a single card in your deck unless that card has “unlimited” in its type line. You may include any number of unlimited cards in your deck.