<span>(Note: Because of the different audience and purpose, which is to say largely educational, this event is listed as a "Workshop" while other presentations of Five-Hundred-Year-Old Vampire at GenCon are listed as "Creative Production")<br><br>Author Jason Cox uses his game Five-Hundred-Year-Old Vampire (FYOV) as a point of entry to discuss the process of creating a “keepsake game” (Khor, 2021) that fosters growth in Art and Writing and encourages players to explore the history, legends, artistry, and artifacts of different times and places. Five-Hundred-Year-Old Vampire (FYOV) is a multi-player keepsake role-playing game that is an adaptation of Thousand-Year-Old Vampire (TYOV) by Timothy Hutchings that meets art and writing standards through acts of collaborative story-telling with students.</span>
