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Fall In! 2014 Volume 17 HMGS, INC. Fall In! 2014 Fall-In! 2014 Events Listing HMGS, INC. Fall In! 2014 Events Listing version 5 HMGS, Inc. 25 W. Courtland Street Bel Air, MD 21014 Table of Contents Fall-In! 2014 Director’s Welcome .................................................................................... 1 Walk-Up Games ............................................................................................................. 2 Games in Chronological Order ....................................................................................... 3 Thursday ........................................................................................................... 3 Friday ................................................................................................................ 4 Sunday ............................................................................................................ 32 Games in Era/Period Order .......................................................................................... 33 19th Century .................................................................................................... 33 Age of Fighting Sail ......................................................................................... 33 Age of Reason ................................................................................................. 33 American Civil War .......................................................................................... 33 American War for Independence...................................................................... 35 Ancients .......................................................................................................... 36 Christmas ........................................................................................................ 37 Colonial ........................................................................................................... 37 Dark Ages ....................................................................................................... 38 Eastern Renaissance....................................................................................... 39 Fantasy ........................................................................................................... 39 French & Indian War ........................................................................................ 40 Future ............................................................................................................. 40 Gnomes .......................................................................................................... 40 Horror .............................................................................................................. 41 Inter-War ......................................................................................................... 41 Korea .............................................................................................................. 41 Medieval .......................................................................................................... 41 Modern ............................................................................................................ 42 Napoleonic ...................................................................................................... 45 Other ............................................................................................................... 46 Pike & Shot ..................................................................................................... 47 Post Zombie Apocalypse ................................................................................. 47 Pre-Dreadnought naval .................................................................................... 47 Prehistoric ....................................................................................................... 47 Pulp ................................................................................................................. 47 SACW Naval ................................................................................................... 48 SciFi ................................................................................................................ 48 Victorian Science Fiction ................................................................................. 50 Vietnam ........................................................................................................... 51 War of 1812 ..................................................................................................... 51 Western ........................................................................................................... 51 Williamiate Wars .............................................................................................. 52 World War I ..................................................................................................... 52 World War II .................................................................................................... 54 Fall-In! 2014 Director’s Welcome all-In! 2014 is finally here and I would like to take this opportunity to welcome each and Fevery one of you. This year’s convention theme kicks off the 100th anniversary of World War one and spotlights the many engagements of the first year of the war. Special Events this year include: Gordon Andrews & Mike Konwinski presenting their huge 28mm prohibition era game “Speak Easy & Carry a big stick”; Guest speakers at Fall-In! 2014 will include a wide variety of topics from the Civil War, presented by John Priest, to politics in Kiev presented by Orest Swystun. Once again in attendance will be the WWPD guys. They will be broadcasting their podcast live from Fall-In! and will be hosting the event with their usual good humored approach to gaming. Of course, there will also be a variety of special games from all periods of history – from Ancients to Modern war, and everything in between – plus a large Vendor Hall loaded with everything the hobbyist needs, a flea market, tournaments, the Hobby University and so much more! With another year come and gone as a Convention Director, I am again looking forward to an even better show this year. I hope you will find it to your liking. This year’s staff will feature many of our returning veterans as well as some new recruits. They are all working very hard to make this show the best it can be. Remember, our staff is here to assist you with any of your convention needs… all you have to do is ask! Thank You! Dan Murawski Director Fall-In! 2014 1 WALK-UP GAMES SMG Tournament at Fall in! Players may sign up at the table or WALK-UP GAMES booth and play Friday evening and all day Saturday. Must play in at T232 Quatra Bras least 2 games (1-2 hours each). Players must bring their own soldiers. Thu 10:00:00 AM, 6 hrs, 8 players VP for Allied is 46 and Germans is 42. Prizes include Lv 2-4 Medals GM: Jody Sherrill and Lv2-3 badges as well as Soldier packs. Loads of friendly pickup Period: Napoleonic, Scale: 25mm, Rules: Home rules games as well! The battle of Quatra Bras T237 Destroy the Tau. Capture the Ship. Save the World. Thu 10:00:00 AM, 2 hrs, 6 players Ben Fornshell and WNGA Period: SciFi, Scale: 1/6000, Rules: Full Thrust Your patrol has quickly returned to Sy'l'kell to deal with a large Tau incursion. While a Space Marine Squad lands to deal with the Fire Caste Regiment, egage the Tau fleet. Your orders are not only to destroy the enemy but capture a specimen of Tau "Warp Drive" technology for Adeptus Mechanicus studies... And be ready to extract the Marines! T201 Buccanneer Wars Thu, 2:00:00 PM, 3 hrs, 8 players GM: Brian Whitaker and Woodbridge Area GamerS (WAGS) Sponsor: Merrimack The Old Glory Shipyeard, Prize: Gift Certificate Period: Age of Piracy, Scale: 28mm, Rules: Buccanneer Wars The Governor has been replaced and is headed home with all his ill gotten gains. Can you and your pirates takeit away from him and his escort? Beginners Welcome, bring your Old Glory 25mm ship and join the battle. T233 Quatra Bras Thu, 6:00:00 PM , 7 hrs, 8 players GM: Jody Sherrill Period: Napoleonic, Scale: 25mm, Rules: Home Relive the action of Ney vs Wellington Ratio of 1:20 T220 Assault on Angoville au Plain & Assault on Ranville Thu 6:00:00 PM, 2 hrs, 4 players GM: Mitch Abrams Period: World War II, Scale: 20mm, Rules: Sergeants Miniature Game These are two small, beginner games at skirmish level of the house to house assault by the 2nd Bn. 501 PIR during 7 June 1944 on Angoville. The second game will be the British Red Devils attacking the village of Ranville. Players will choose which game to play - or play both. Total time to play each game is about an hour. Continuous flow of games will show players the unique game dynamics. F340 The Age of Arthur: An Introduction to DBA Walk-Up DBA 2.2+ Event Fri 1:00:00 PM, 4 hrs, 0 GM: David Schlanger and WADBAG Prizes: Raffle Prizes Period: Dark Ages, Scale: 15mm, DBA 2.2+ All Figures Provided, Unlimited players. It is the Age of Arthur and Vortigern and the fate of Romano-Celtic Britain hangs in the balance. Take on the role of a British dux bellorum, Saxon warchief or Pictish toisech. With each victory and defeat, you can change the map of Britain. This is a walk-up event. No maximum number of player and you don't really have to sign up in advance. You just walk up and play, first come first serve. We will have 3 or 4 games going on at the same time. F416 SMG Tournament Fri 5:00:00 PM, 3 hrs, 24 players GM: Rob
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