So with the high rollers vip table they are hand picked by me people I’ve known and gamed with a long time. They set money aside and know this is a charity game going into it. It’s D&D supercharged. So I up the encounters to very deadly (but not too much. lol ). It’s $ 100 to play And at 14th level each PC got 6000 gold and 3 uncommons and 2 rates (or 1 rare and 1 very rare) for Magic. Plus each PC got a few greater potions if heal. For an extra $25 donation your character can start with an extra very rare item. Which a few people did . I think just sitting down that’s $775 . During the 12 hour game things happen as we know. And you can bend fate with cash. Like one person wanted to know 3 secrets about what was going on with the bad guy That was $20. One of the spellcasters paid like $30 to get some of their spell slots back. My big barbarian guy wanted to critical hit at a key time. And paid $10 It all adds up. Especially if somebody dies. Then people from the convention come up and watch and sometimes people pay donations to actually help the monsters. It’s a hoot. It’s an awesome day and alot of fun. I try not to let donations get away from the story and the roleplaying tho. It’s a balance. Also I have sponsors I get that give gifts to the players first their help. They usually walk out with $200 worth of gaming swag, gift cards etc. so they are very happy. This was probably the 15th year I’ve done one and I’ve averaged around $1500 a year. One year we did like $3500

@Tristan Fishel that’s awesome

Thanks so much for all the advice. This helps

Very awesome. Thank you for doing this