01-14, 14:00–15:00 (US/Eastern), Windward Room
What makes Hypnosis wonderful is it can fill any space you want to bring it into. One of the most fun spaces to place it in is one of our most enjoyable hobbies: games! Whether it is a classic like Chess or Poker, something intricate and social like Blood on the Clocktower or Ultimate Werewolf, or something versatile like Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder? There are many games you can place hypnotic toys, teases, and tethers within! How do you have that fun without ruining the game, however? Do you want the game to be the same with a twist, or is this just the icebreaker to act as social lubricant before the game fractionated “loser” falls before a hypnotic onslaught? Is it something in between? Join us as we break down the design of games, and teach you how to make for some magically mesmerizing match-ups in your game of choice!
Harrison K. Hall (He/They), is a 42 year old, gender confused, autistic Hobbit. He has been practicing erotic hypnosis since late 2018, and joined the community more actively during the virtual conventions of the blistering COVID hellscape that was 2020. When not hypnotizing a member of their polycule on Discord, they are probably cooking, crafting a prop of some sort, or drinking coffee at a speed that concerns passersby. They live live in South Eastern Pennsylvania, and you can find him as "AutisticHobbit" on fetlife or @HypnoticHobbit on Twitter.
Shade has been around the Hypnokink community since she was legally able to; despite this, she still considers herself fairly inexperienced at hypnosis itself, due to some unfortunate circumstances making practicing it difficult for a long time.
In her free time, she's a massive board game nerd, whose special interest is Blood on the Clocktower, a werewolf-style social deduction game (which she will happily talk about for hours), which she often plays on the official livestreams.
She has become very interested in combining her interests of kink (especially Hypnokink) and board games.