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Event # Event Title System Gamemaster Day Period # Slots Event # Event Title System Gamemaster Day Period # Slots Difficulty Maturity Description B102 Bruxelles Mat Thomsen THU 8am 2 Introduct Everyone Bruxelles 1893 is a worker placement 1893 ory game with elements of bidding and majority control. Each player is an architect of the late 19th century and is trying to achieve, through various actions, an architectural work in the Art Nouveau style. The most successful building yield the most points. Each player can also create works of art to increase his score. B101 Advanced ASL Chuck THU 8am 3 Experien Everyone WW2 tactical board gaming. Open play. Squad 2nd Tewksbury ced Players will be paired up on first-come Leader edition basis and select scenarios and sides. All rules experience levels welcome! B103 Mansions Arkha Matthew THU 8am 2 Beginner Teen Mansions of Madness is a cooperative of m Waterman game of investigation and horror Madness, Horror inspired by the writing of H. P. 2nd Ed. & 2 Files Lovecraft. During each game, players Expansions explore a location to unravel a mystery. , Fully Players must work together to Painted overcome the challenges presented to them. The investigators' ultimate goal is to explore the scenario's map and piece together the evidence and clues required to solve the mystery. NOTE: Game starts at 9AM and runs until 1PM. B104 Concordia Kevin Ingersoll THU 8am 1 Training Teen Learn to play this 2014 Kennerspiel des Jahres Nominated game. Economic development in the Roman Empire. B118 18XX Short PBT Jared THU 8am 2 Experien Everyone Any short variant of 18XX game (PB) Rushanan ced B119 Empire PBT Roger Jarrett THU 8am 2 Experien Everyone Any International variant of the Empire Builder ced Builder system Internation al (PB) B120 18OE PBT Jared THU 8am 4 Experien Everyone The mega-game from Mayfair. Orient Rushanan ced Express B105 Hasbro Kenneth Marin THU 10am 1 Introduct Everyone Come join my daughter and I as we play Card ory two of our most beloved card games. Games: Life These card versions of Life & Monopoly & are actually better than the board Monopoly games, particularly so for Life. All ages Deal welcome. B106 Lords of Kevin Ingersoll THU 10am 1 Training Teen Learn to play this classic worker- Waterdeep placement game, set in the City of Splendors. B121 Agricola NER Bob Wicks THU 10am 2 Experien Teen (NER)(Mee ced ple League) Heat 1 B122 Castles of NER Bob Wicks THU 10am 1 Experien Teen Burgundy ced (NER)(Mee ple League) Heat 1 B123 Express PBT Roger Jarrett THU 10am 1 Experien Everyone Any Train card game. (PB) ced B111 Above and Benjamin THU 1pm 1 Beginner Teen Above and Below is a mash up of town Below Gerber building, exploration and storytelling as we work to establish a new village above and explore the vast cavern system below. B107 Munchkin Muchki Joseph THU 1pm 2 Beginner Teen The Munchkin Apocalypse has become Grimm n Card Pandolph very Grimm indeed! This blended deck Apocalypse Game of the Munchkin card game includes cards from Munchkin Apocalypse, Munchkin Grimm Tidings, and a few classic card as well. B108 Riddle of Kenneth Marin THU 1pm 2 Beginner Everyone It's the Hobbits vs. the Black Riders in the Ring this game of travel from The Shire to Mordor. Team Hobbit, aided by the forces of good, aims to throw the Ring into the cracks of Mount Doom. Team Black Rider, aided by the forces of evil, aims to bring the Ring to Barad-Dur. The more players, the better the game plays. B109 Arkham Arkha Mark Crump THU 1pm 2 Training Everyone The town of Arkham is overrun by an Horror m Ancient One intent on destroying the Horror peaceful little village. Only a band of intrepid adventurers can prevent a horrible tragedy from wiping Arkham off the map. B110 Space Hulk Space Marilynne THU 1pm 2 Training Teen Space marines find another floating Hulk- Leblanc wreck swarming with genestealers. It is 1st the marines mission to clear the wreck Edition or die trying. You chose to control a marine squad or genestealers. B124 Dominion NER Bob Wicks THU 1pm 1 Experien Teen (NER) Heat ced 1 B125 Puerto Rico NER Bob Wicks THU 1pm 1 Experien Teen (NER)(Mee ced ple League) Heat 1 B126 1830 New PBT Jared THU 1pm 2 Experien Everyone Classic 18XX game in New England England Rushanan ced (PB) B127 Chicago PBT Jared THU 1pm 1 Experien Everyone Expand, Develop, capitalize to increase Express Rushanan ced the value of your railroads in this quick (PB) moving game in the Midwest US B128 Empire PBT Jared THU 1pm 2 Experien Everyone Any variant of the Empire Builder Builder Rushanan ced system. (PB) B112 Advanced ASL Chuck THU 3pm 3 Experien Everyone WW2 tactical board gaming. Open play. Squad 2nd Tewksbury ced Players will be paired up on first-come Leader edition basis and select scenarios and sides. All rules experience levels welcome! B129 Power Grid NER Bob Wicks THU 3pm 2 Experien Teen (NER)(Mee ced ple League) Heat 1 B130 Splendor NER Bob Wicks THU 3pm 1 Experien Teen (NER)(Mee ced ple League) Heat 1 B131 Puerto Rico Teachi Richard M. THU 3pm 1 Introduct Teen ng Shay ory B132 Russian PBT Jared THU 3pm 1 Experien Everyone Railroads Rushanan ced (PB) B133 Union PBT Jared THU 3pm 1 Experien Everyone A simple but challenging railway Pacific (PB) Rushanan ced themed game of investing and dividends. B113 Imperial Matt Donle THU 5pm 2 Training Adult Imperial Settlers is a Civ building game of card drafting and resource Settlers management. Each person gets a different Civ with different strengths and weaknesses. I'll bring the expansions, but seeing as this is an intro teaching game we might just use the basic 4 civ's. 2 periods, 5pm-9pm. http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boar dgame/154203/imperial-settlers B134 Santa Fe PBT Jared THU 5pm 1 Experien Everyone Rails (PB) Rushanan ced B114 Talisman Talisma Kenneth Marin THU 7pm 2 Beginner Everyone This is your chance to play the original 2nd Edition n version of Talisman (the only difference between 1E and 2E is color art). I have all the supplements for it (even dragons), and we can choose at the start whether to use any of them. Talisman is a fantasy exploration game, but in the end there can be only one. B116 Santiago Mat Thomsen THU 7pm 1 Introduct Everyone An excellent auction game! Who knew ory how exciting irrigating crops could be! B115 Star Wars Star Mark Crump THU 7pm 2 Training Everyone A long time ago, in a galaxy far war Rebellion Wars away a band plucky upstarts changed Rebelli the fate of a galaxy. In this board game, on the Rebels must keep the location of their base a secret while the Empire roots them out. B135 7 Wonders NER Bob Wicks THU 7pm 1 Experien Teen Duel (Heat ced 1) B136 Condoria NER Bob Wicks THU 7pm 1 Experien Teen (NER) Heat ced 1 B137 Stone Age Teachi Charles Faella THU 7pm 1 Introduct Teen ng ory B138 18XX PBT Jared THU 7pm 2 Experien Everyone Any short variant of 18XX game. (Short, Rushanan ced 1870) (PB) B139 Eurorails PBT Roger Jarrett THU 7pm 2 Experien Everyone Empire Builder series in Europe. (PB) ced B140 20th PBT Jared THU 7pm 2 Experien Everyone Centurary Rushanan ced Limited (PB) B117 Advanced ASL Chuck THU 9pm 2 Experien Everyone WW2 tactical board gaming. Open Squad 2nd Tewksbury ced play. Players will be paired up on first- Leader edition come basis and select scenarios and rules sides. All experience levels welcome! B141 St NER Bob Wicks THU 9pm 1 Experien Teen Petersburg ced (NER)(Mee ple League) Heat 1 B142 Ticket to NER Bob Wicks THU 9pm 1 Experien Teen Ride ced (NER)(Mee ple League)(PB ) Heat 1 B143 Continental PBT Jared THU 9pm 2 Experien Everyone Divide (PB) Rushanan ced B144 Atlantic Teachi Bob Wicks THU 11pm 1 Introduct Teen In this unique take on the trick-taking Storm ng ory genre, cards represent the units that attacked or defended Allied convoys in the North Atlantic throughout World War II. B145 1856 PBT Jared THU 11pm 2 Experien Everyone 18XX in lower Canada. Canada Rushanan ced (PB) B146 Empire PBT Roger Jarrett THU 11pm 2 Experien Everyone Any International variant of the Empire Builder ced Builder system. Internation al (PB) B147 Steam (PB) PBT Jared THU 11pm 2 Experien Everyone Rushanan ced B201 HeroQuest! HeroQ David Miller FRI 8am 2 Beginner Adult Milton Bradley's answer to D&D! See the tiny furniture! Swing your uest Brodsword! Grab the treasure! Act like you're 12 years old all over again! We'll be visiting a dangerous, dark dungeon, somewhere deep within the World's Edge Mountains. We'll also be upping the ante by using custom terrain and figures, as well as utilizing aspects of the fan created, custom rule set "HeroQuest Prime". The best thing about HeroQuest is playing it! B202 Fury of Fury of Mark Crump FRI 8am 2 Introduct Everyone Dracula has returned and wants to Dracula Dracula ory spread his undead influence across Europe. Only you can stop him! In this hidden movement game, the players will attempt to locate Dracula and put an end to his nefarious plans! B203 Advanced ASL Chuck FRI 8am 3 Experien Everyone WW2 tactical board gaming. Open play. Squad 2nd Tewksbury ced Players will be paired up on first-come Leader edition basis and select scenarios and sides. All rules experience levels welcome! B204 Stockpile Mat Thomsen FRI 8am 1 Introduct Everyone Stockpile is an economic board game ory that combines the traditional stockholding strategy of buy low, sell high with several additional mechanisms to create a fast-paced, engaging and interactive experience.
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