Dragonflight (gaming)

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The Dragonflight game convention is the longest running game convention in the Pacific Northwest, celebrating its 29th year in 2008^[1]. While it was held on the campus of Seattle Pacific University throughout the 1990s it has been in Bellevue Washington in recent years^[2].

While its primary focus has always been table-top games (role playing, miniatures, board games, collectible card games) recent years have included some computer/console games and live action roleplaying.^[3]

The Dragonflight organization (a non-profit 501(c)(7)) also sponsers a clubhouse called Metro Seattle Gamers, in Seattle WA, supported by paying members of the club.