Here is what happened at Berlin International Roleplaying Convention 2025:
The entrance was at Friedrichstraße 23a, directly at the Besselpark.
Our venue had 3 floors. The ground floor was the main area, with café, vendors, and artists booths. The first and second floors had all the gaming rooms, panels, and other events.
The official schedule of Berlin International Roleplaying Convention 2025 is available as an archive, check it out here.
We hosted amazing vendors and artists at BIRCON 2025:
Black Dog Comics features a small but carefully curated selection of OSR/NSR and story-game products that reflects our personal taste and play culture preferences. We primarily import niche systems, supplements, modules, and Kickstarter/Backerkit projects that are difficult to obtain in Germany.
Mörk Borg, CY_BORG, and Death in Space zines...
I make handmade ttrpg resin dice and bags to hold said dice. ;) Resin jewelry that is dice themed is also going to be part of the line-up, and I'm looking into making collapsable dice trays for rolling as well. I don't currently have a website but you can see some of my work on my instagram.
Im an freelance Illustrator and artist based in GermanyMy artwork range goes from character design for private customers to fanprojects with RPG players and Authors. My artwork range goes from character design for private customers to fanprojects with RPG players and Authors.
Greetings, I am a freelance artist from Berlin, specialized in character illustrations of fantasy, modern, cyberpunk and anthropomorphic characters. I am always looking for conventions to attend and set up my table, that doesn't require me to drive through to the other end of Germany. XD
Hello! I'm an artist who draws original roleplaying/TTRPG art. I also have some BG3 fanart, do live commissions at events (mini cards) and create D&D stationary (notebooks, coaster etc). I'm an avid D&D roleplayer myself. :)
LotFP is the brutal and wondrous Weird Fantasy tabletop role-playing game born out of love for underground heavy metal, horror literature and film, and in fact all things strange and macabre.
Monstrous Immersive is a Berlin based group of queer and neurodivergent people who co create volunteer based LARPs and adjacent events with a focus on nurturing the members and allowing us to explore ourselves through playfulness.
The craft beer of RPGs. Mainstream-adjacent roleplaying games, resources, apps, and blog posts, like the acclaimed Hypertellurians - science fantasy adventure in the future of old.
Matheus Graef is a brazilian fantasy illustrator who's worked with Wizards of the Coast, MCDM, Ghostfire Gaming, Modiphius, among other TTRPG studios! Along with a limited run of signed prints, Matheus will be promoting his game OMIOS URES: a classlesss, level-less RPG set in a world of weird fantasy, featuring freeform magic and fail-for-XP progression.
Otherland is not just a bookstore, but the realization of a dream, because: We love books. We have a weakness for fantastic literature in all its forms. We passionately rave about the authors we admire. And we want to share our passion with our customers.
Story Game Labs is looking to build a cozy community of performers, storytellers, game designers and roleplaying enthusiasts willing to annoy the world into treating TTRPG's as high art. MAIN QUEST: Story Game Labs is focused on the transformative growth, learning, connecting and healing aspects of storygaming. SECRET SIDEQUEST: Using TTRPGs to reconnect, re-wild, re-enchant and re-imagine the world.
Create a world in 20-30 minutes, then jump right in and enjoy a unique Choose Your Own Adventure story in it. For creators, Chosen Path is a Story Engine. Define characters, conflicts, mechanics, possible endings, and much more. Chosen Path generates prose and images, applies mechanics, and coordinates multiplayer games.
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Our epic raffle featured over 50 prizes! Chaosium donated a cornucopia of boxed starter sets for their most popular lines. Raffle tickets were available for purchase at the con, and GMs received a free raffle ticket per game.
We had 4 panels, 2 tournaments, 1 workshop and a live performance! Check out the schedule archive for details.
Each ticket holder was guaranteed at least one place in a game. We published the games on offer and opened up a system where each attendee could vote for their favorite games.
We had a range of drinks and snacks on sale at reasonable prices. There were also plenty of cafés and restaurants in walking distance.
As an international conference, we defaulted to English. Of course, if a table had all Portuguese speakers, for example, they could play their game in that language instead. :)
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