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COS Quest Plot Rotations
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Plot RotationsPlot Rotations
Back Group 1Mike Miller
Plot Head
David Hornack
Co-Coordinator
(Admin)
Matt Pierce
Co-Coordinator
Adam Gray
Al Steele
Anthony Bianculli
Ben Holmes
Bill Hallam
Brittany McCauley
Carolyn Gabriel
Chris Velazquez
Christina Hornack
Doug Bloom
Jim Irvin
John Steele
Justin Kevish
Katie Hilinski
Kent Gabriel
Matt Lauffer
Paul Steele
Scott Bruggeman
Sean Leatherman
Tom Pesta
| Group 2Tim Yorty
Plot Head
Todd Heyer
Co-Coordinator
(Admin)
Josh Varhola
Co-Coordinator
Abby Riegner
Adam Bianculli
Al Gaito
Bobi Harkleroad
Corey Lyon
Dave Perry
Dave Spencer
Dillon Teeter
Doug Black
Eric Riegner
Gena Shelton
James Bell
James Roxbury
Jared Shoemaker
Jason Eichenlaub
Jason Riegner
John Keegan
Josh Molnar
Ken Hilf
Kyle Prebeg
Michele Kramer
Nate DeMarco
Nick Riegner
Paddy Keegan
Robert Kennedy
Shawn Harkleroad
Teddy Schwab
Tyler Arndt
| Group 3Henry Decker
Plot Head
Melissa Rummell
Co-Coordinator
(Admin)
Kimber Forrester
Co-Coordinator
Adam Giles
Belinda Leatherman
Billy McCune
Bowe Myers
Cainan Gromley
Carli Epolite
Chris Duncan
Dan Devine
Dan Frayer
Dave Drogowski
Dave Hallam
Daymeon Gromley
James Parker
Jess Rogers
Jesse Mason
John Hill
Kaylyn Zeff
Maggie Hill
Maggie Stoughton
Mark Shirley
Matt Manzo
Melissa Rummell
Noah Schultz
Phillip Kunkle
Rich Gorzelsky
Ron Rummell
Ryan Jones
Sam Ewing
Tim Riegner
Tom Camp
Tom Glover
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Dave Schnur
Brian Abels
Jason Baxter
| Central PlotBobb Bittner
Nikki Dressler
Luke Kelly
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Mike Mackowiak
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If you wish to change from one of the plot groups, or if your name is not on one of these three groups (because we didn't talk to you yet), please Contact Us to let us know!
These will be the plot groups for the whole year, so please try to stay with your rotation in order to properly balance out the groups. At least this way, the plot heads know exactly how many and who they are working with.
In general, there are three groups that rotate throughout the year. One third runs the event, providing the plots, monsters (or other non-player characters, typically referred to as NPCs), mazes, site preparation and clean up, while the other two thirds play their characters (typically referred to as PCing the event). Next month, the groups rotate again. This way, everyone gets to have fun, and it's just as much fun to NPC as PC.
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