I just recently returned from Gary Con, a Roleplaying Game Convention named after Gary Gygax. First and foremost, I want to say that I love Dungeons & Dragons with all of my heart, but anyone who had read some of my past blog posts know I recognize the legacy as not problem free. In kind, Gygax is someone who I am first to say far from problem-free, yet my attendance meant I supported many gamers, including wholesome authors and people of marginalized backgrounds. This experience became a life changing event for me in more ways than I can even do justice with in one or more blog posts. So I will start my summarizing of events I had gone through this past two to three years with this latest happening.