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On the books
Every session I am signed up for, across every lodge, pulled live from Warhorn.
Loading the schedule…
Showing a saved copy. Warhorn could not be
reached just now, so these are the games as of the last successful check.
The schedule is not loading. That is on my end, not
yours — the Warhorn pages themselves are fine:
Cayden’s Keg and
AtlantaPFS.
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Put it in your own calendar
Subscribe once and my games appear in your own calendar as they are booked — and disappear if one is cancelled. Just my tables, not a whole lodge schedule.
Subscribe
My games
Opens in whatever calendar you use — Apple, Google, Outlook. Tables I am running come through titled GM: so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Add the feed Or downloadOne-off file
The same thing as a plain .ics file, if your calendar would rather import
once than subscribe. It will not update itself afterwards.
Prefer the whole lodge? Warhorn publishes its own feeds:
Cayden’s
Keg and AtlantaPFS
— every table at those venues, mine included.
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How this works
- Warhorn is the source
- Nothing here is typed by hand. If a session moves on Warhorn, it moves here within a quarter of an hour. If I cancel one, it disappears. Sign-ups still happen on Warhorn — this page only reads.
- Why there is a relay
- Warhorn serves its feeds without the header a
browser needs to read them from another site, so a small Cloudflare Worker
(
seon) fetches them at the edge and hands this page plain JSON. It caches for fifteen minutes and keeps yesterday’s copy, so a Warhorn outage shows a stale schedule rather than an empty one. - Running or playing
- Warhorn cannot tell you. No feed it publishes names the GM — not the event feeds, not the personal one, in either format — so the tables I am running are marked from a short list I keep by hand. If a badge is missing, that is the list being out of date, not Warhorn. Every session links to its Warhorn page, where the GM is listed for certain.
- Nothing is collected
- The relay reads Warhorn and answers this page. It sets no cookie, stores nothing about you, and the only thing it keeps is a copy of the public schedule.