World Boardgaming Championships 2013 Schedule & Program July 29 - August 4, 2013

Pre-Cons begin July 27

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is an association of boardgame enthusiasts incorporated as a non-profit company in the BPA state of South Carolina for the express purpose of hosting the annual gaming conference known as the World Boardgaming Championships, or WBC as it is more commonly known. It offers tournaments, vendors, an auction, demonstrations, seminars, open gaming, and Junior programs. In addition, for those who can’t get enough, we offer numerous focused Pre-Cons on the weekend before WBC. We also sponsor e-mail tournaments throughout the year, but our raison d’etre is WBC. We love boardgaming competition—from and Eurogames to racing, sports, and rail games, and we make no apologies for it. It’s what we do. And we take pride in doing it better than anybody else. To find out more about our activities spend some time on our website at www.boardgamers.org. You’ll find more pre- and post-event information than anywhere else on the net—over 2,000 pages of it. It’s not very lucrative or cost effective, but it demonstrates our commitment to this hobby. You can help continue this madness by taking a moment to subscribe to our FREE e-mail newsletter via the web site or trade links with our Webmaster from your local club site. Finally, continue to spread the good news about our association and its activities by bringing your fellow gamers to the best week of pure gaming this year and every year!

Credits Contents Convention Director: Don Greenwood Orientation ...... 2 Webmaster & Publicity: Kaarin Engelmann Schedule Key ...... 6 Board Chairman & Treasurer: Ken Gutermuth Site Map ...... 8 Secretary & Proof Reading: Bruce Monnin Chronological Schedule ...... 9 Incorporator: Scott Pfeiff er Seminar Descriptions ...... 24 Legal Counsel: Ralph Gleaton Alphabetical Event Listings ...... 26 BPA Game Library: Keith Levy Juniors Event Schedule ...... 33 Cover Art: Kurt Miller Auction & Auction Store Info ...... 34 Graphics: ckiblergrafi x Texas Roadhouse Library Fund Raiser ...... 36 Photography & WBC Film: Debbie Gutermuth PBeM Coordinator: Hank Burkhalter Assistant Convention Director: Charles Kibler 2013 Vendors & Exhibitors Projector Programming: Scott Buckwalter Hours: Friday through Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm Online Discussion Board: John Kranz Academy Games Mercury Games Social Networks Answerman: Scott Nerney Against the Odds Multi-Man Publications Kiosk Prints: Jeff Billings Clash of Arms Paul Koenig Games Cafe Jay: Jay Tummelson Columbia Games Plaay.Com Distribution: Alliance Distributors, S. Cameron Conquistador Games Rio Grande Games Days of Wonder Shenandoah Studio Exclusive Show Vendor: Decision Games Decision Games Stronghold Games Security: Ken Whitesell Eagle Games Tall Towers Showroom Monitors: Paul Bean, Scott Foam Brain Games Udo Grebe Buckwalter, Dan Hoff man, Anthony Raimo Gamewick Games Victory Point Games Juniors Room Monitors: Laurie Wojtaszczyk, GMT Wickman Games Joanna Melton, Jenna Sunderlin Harmony House Hobbies World Watch Lock ‘N Load Ye Old Toy Soldier Shop AREA Ratings: Glenn Petroski, Bruno Wolff Lost Batt alion Games Z-Man Games Team Event Handicapper: Stuart Tucker Team Logos: David Dockter, Kaarin Engelmann Auction: Bruce Reiff , Ken Gutermuth, et al Religious Services: John Poniske, Eric Brosius Signs and Tech Support: Roy Gibson Web Personal Scheduler: Steve Okonski Sampler Showcase: Tom McCorry Registration Staff : Judy Kibler, Tara Greenwood and Cher Gibson Sponsors: James Doughan, Chris Easter, Ken Gutermuth, Jerald R. Tracy, Rich Northey, Dave 1541 Redfi eld Rd, Bel Air, MD 21015-5739 des Jardins, Alliance Distributors www.boardgamers.org • [email protected] 2 Orientation Orientation 3

xactly 15 years ago to the day, I returned adversaries who are on a fi rst name basis—es- RULES: This year there will be added empha- FOOD/BEVERAGES: Lancaster Host from the ninth, and what was to be the pecially within the tribes of the smaller events sis on always wearing your badge. No badges prohibits outside food and beverage Elast, Avaloncon. It was a bittersweet expe- whose denizens have invested countless hours will be given out without a WBC badge holder on the premises, but the hotel offers a rience as I had just completed the best gaming honing their skills. During this magical week, in hand. Not back in the room or the car, but wide variety of meal options, includ- week of my life—winning nearly everything I appreciation of mutual experiences transcends . Do not ask. Also, please do not take ing fine dining at the Legends and Vista played. Alas, the planets have not been in prop- political loyalties and geographic boundaries. library games out of the Showroom. WBC Restaurants and less formal fare at the Good er alignment since and my victories have been So, if you are new to WBC, don’t be intimidated. doesn’t have many restrictions compared to Spirits lounge and Splash’s pool bar and grille. few and far between of late. One week later, I Odds are the average person you meet here will other major conventions. Obeying the few You’ll find daily lunch and dinner specials at was unemployed and , my home be a veteran of many campaigns who will be rules we do have allows us to continue to off er the Chef’s Marketplace in the Ballroom Foyer away from home for the previous 26 years, was glad to show you the ropes. So what if you’ve you Library services with a minimum of fuss from noon through 2 pm and 6 through 9 pm, no more. One door closes, another opens. Who never played in a tournament before? Neither and the best admission bargain of any major beginning Monday evening and running gaming convention. could have predicted that the purchase did any of us—until we got up the gumption through Saturday. There is also lite fare of that trailblazing game publisher would lead to try the fi rst time. Newcomers oft en discover SCHEDULE: We off er many on-line schedul- throughout the day from 9 am to 9 pm, includ- to the birth of WBC? And now, 15 years later that tournament play is really the best form of ing resources at boardgamers.org to enhance ing breakfast sandwiches. See the menu on the we’ve come full circle with a reunion of most of Open Gaming there is. No more searching for your convention experience. The Host has back cover. my surviving old comrades in arms—with the opponents to play the game you want to play, or free wireless internet connections to help you emphasis on “old”—as we assemble one last arguing about which game to play next. Just go SMOKING: Smoking is not al- take advantage of these resources on site, but time to swap memories and tell tall tales for all to the scheduled time and place and meet fellow lowed in any public area, including if reception fails you can always fall back on who care to listen. If you trace your roots in this enthusiasts with no time wasted negotiating the adjoining hallways. Opening the numerous scheduling aids on our website hobby back to the glory days of Avalon Hill, I what next to play, or teaching someone how to windows or doors is prohibited. if you had the foresight to download them. invite you to share in our celebration by attend- play. And along the way, I promise you, you’re Repeat offenders will be ejected without re- ing our nostalgic return to yesteryear—if only going to meet some really great people. With A colored version of this program is also fund. for an hour or two—at the Hopewell room on apologies to Disney, this really is the friendliest available on line for those who appreciate the MEMBERSHIP: The WBC is run by the Friday at 4 PM. place on Earth if you give it a chance. added ease of color-coded event schedules. Failing that, a visit to the Open Gaming fo- Boardgame Players Association (BPA). Conversely, if you’re new to WBC and fi nally CHANGES: 2012’s record att endance has again cal point in the Showroom will always yield Sponsor- and Tribune-level membership in- overcoming your trepidation to give us a try, expanded our facilities and schedules to accom- an updated view of our rotating on screen cludes admission to WBC and all its Pre-Con don’t be intimidated. We’re not half as bad as modate the trend to earlier arrival. Well, that schedule with a by-the-minute countdown events. Sustaining membership provides our critics would have you believe. If you give and a somewhat toasty Lampeter room. Ahem! till the start of the next event. The printed admission to all of WBC except Pre-Cons. them a chance, you’re likely to fi nd that those Assuming the creek don’t rise again and the air program contains a painstaking alphabeti- Multi-day General Admission to WBC grants “horrid, competitive types” aren’t so bad aft er conditioning holds up this year, there should cal and chronological listing, but has a habit Associate Membership in the BPA, which is all. Many of us have been making this annual be plenty of Open Gaming space simply by of walking away. We can’t off er replacements required for participation in Play-By-e-Mail pilgrimage for more years than we’d care to subtracting 2012’s sweltering refugees. But just lest we have none for later arrivals, so hold (PBeM) tournaments. Those who attend the admit. It has become as celebrated an event as in case, we’ve added both ballrooms to Open on to yours. convention via a one-day Guest Pass are not Christmas—and for some of us—even more Gaming on Tuesday morning. Be sure not to start Lastly, always remember to obey our most BPA members and therefore not entitled to beloved. Despite its loft y title, the real appeal any game there that will not end by 5:30 when important rule: relax and have fun. Winning vote in BPA elections or play in our PBeM tour- of the World Boardgaming Championships for these rooms return to scheduled tournament is nice, but it pales in comparison to leav- naments. For details on membership terms and most is renewing friendships with those who play. In addition, the popular Poolside Pavilion ing the table with the respect of your peers. conditions, see boardgamers.org/bpaterms.htm. share our gaming passions. The faces remain has returned for Open Gaming with a view all Treat everyone with the same respect that much the same, even if the waistlines do not. week long. However, there are no library ser- REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is avail- you want in return, and you’ll be a winner During this annual rite of summer, we leave vices in either location. Despite these changes, able via BPA membership. It saves up to 50% in our eyes. Above all, for those who favor our busy lives and troubles behind to revel in there will be no Open Gaming space until WBC off certain at-the-door admission prices and multi-player games, remember that every- a simpler time when entertainment resided on offi cially begins on Monday so don’t expect any speeds check-in. No refunds are available. one’s move is theirs’ alone to do with as they a table with the echoes of tumbling dice rather during the preceding weekend. Nineteen events There are no event pre-registrations. On-site wish. You have no right to criticize another’s than a computer screen tuned to the internet. are now off ered during the weekend pre-cons conference registration begins on Sat., July play. If you feel a need to do so, we’d rather Nostalgia aside, we rejoice in the retelling of before WBC commences on Monday with an 27 at 8 am, in the New Holland room. On you took it elsewhere. Negotiation is an ac- war stories which grow more outrageous with expanded slate of early heats before breaking Sunday, July 28, through Sun., Aug. 4, regis- cepted part of multi-player gaming—harass- each passing year. “Yes, Bruno, you hit fi ve for the Tuesday Auction and Sampler Showcase. tration opens at 8:30 am and closes nightly at ment is not. homeruns and caught Herman’s line drive Take advantage of this pause in the action to get 9 pm. Registration for WBC costs $90 at the in your teeth because your hands were full of your best meal of the week across the street at DATE/TIME: WBC begins at 9 am on Monday, door. (Pre-Con costs are additional.) Costs are babes you were saving from the att ack of vora- the Texas Roadhouse. By giving your server the July 29th, and runs through 6 pm on Sunday, reduced $10 per day as the Conference pro- cious wolves!” The tales of victories won and coupon found on page 36 of this program, 10% Aug. 4th. Pre-Con activities kick-off at 9 am on ceeds. One-day Guest badges are available lost are received with a wink and a nod between of your bill will benefi t the BPA Game Library. Saturday, July 27th. for play on a designated day. Registration is 4 Orientation Orientation 5 required for Open Gaming. Spectators are opinion of the GM and the GM’s two designat- qualifying no-shows are commonplace. If available online and copies are for sale in New admitted free. Children 12 and under who ed assistants. Beyond that, there is no appeal you qualify to advance, but decline the Holland while supplies last. participate only in Junior Events are admitted (not even to the Convention Director), and no opportunity, scratch your name from the list. TEAMS: Four players must be pre-registered free if accompanied by a paying adult. dissension will be tolerated. Please do not write on the kiosk itself.. as a team and each have a different team game. TOURNAMENTS: WBC is renowned for Behavior: It is prohibited for bystanders to Teams and games may not be altered onsite. its quality tournaments. Most events have comment, or give information to any player Team Points are awarded automatically based unlimited entry, although some multi-player or to hassle or otherwise distract a player. on the results of individual events (see the games require even multiples of players. If Those who do will be asked to leave. Anyone Points Schedule). you are present at the starting time with a who does not respond to such requests or A bonus point is awarded to everyone who badge and a copy of the game, you will usually who becomes unruly will be removed by earns team points in an event that they have get a spot in the event. You may play without Hotel Security. previously not won. A self-service scoring a copy of the game only if sufficient copies Laurels: Laurels are a scoring system keeps onlookers informed during are provided by others to accommodate you. mechanism for BPA’s Caesar and the convention. All Team members, whether Bring a copy of the games you want to play  Consul Awards. Players earn laurels scoring or not, should post their point totals if possible! for placing in the top six places of any BPA- on the kiosk Standings Board near Ballroom Scheduling: Tournament play commences sanctioned tournament. For each event, laurels Foyer as soon as possible. Official scoring takes at the scheduled times for each event and are calculated by multiplying the player hours place after the convention. Each member of the BADGES: Attendees must display their badg- may run past midnight. No event may start a level (1-6) by the finish rank points (1st/10 winning team receives a Team plaque. es at all times to participate in Open Gaming round after midnight or reconvene before 9 am points, 2nd/6 points, 3rd/4 points, 4th/3 points, and tournament play and to buy or sell at the without the consent of all remaining players 5th/2 points, and 6th/1 point). More information Team Tournament Point Schedule auction. Badges contain the following informa- except designated night ending events that play is available at boardgamers.org/laurels.htm. Entrants 1st 2nd 3rd-4th 5th-6th tion:  badge number;  laurels earned in the until conclusion (Slapshot, Liar’s Dice, Pro Golf, Prizes: Winners of Trial and Junior 128+ 10 5 4 3 previous year;  total laurels earned;  dura- Can’t Stop). Some events will accommodate events receive a rectangular plaque. 64+ 9 4 3 2 tion of stay;  team number;  team game; late arrivals. Inquire with the GM if you have Century tournament winners receive 32+ 8 3 2 1 and  team name. Bring a WBC badge holder questions. Finals may be rescheduled by the a shield plaque and option to 16+ 7 2 1 0 from a previous year or pay $2 to obtain one. GM at the mutual convenience of the finalists, 8+ 6 1 0 0 a Centurion shirt. Players finishing in second Security may eject those who do not display with the printed default time used if all players < 8 4 0 0 0 through sixth places may receive plaques, their badge. cannot agree on a mutually beneficial time. based on the Prize Level of the event. Plaques JUNIORS: Details about our program for ages OPEN GAMING: Official Open Gaming be- Attendees are encouraged to play in as many are color-coded for place (blue/2nd, red/3rd, 12 and under are on page 34. gins at 9 am on Monday in the Showroom and events as they wish. Do NOT, however, play in black/4th, white/5th, and sand/6th). To claim a outside at the Poolside Pavilion. Open Gaming more than one event simultaneously! Further, prize, bring your badge to New Holland before GAME SALES: Vendors’ booths in Ballroom A may not spread into designated tournament ar- do not drop out of a multi-player game before departure. Before any prize can be awarded, the are open between 10 am and 6 pm from Friday eas at any time! A whiteboard is located in the it is finished. If an event is approaching its GM must submit all tournament paperwork. through Sunday. (See our list of vendors online Open Gaming room to help coordinate Open scheduled time limit and you wish to leave, ask and on page 1.) Prior to that, consignment sales Some publishers and GMs offer additional Gaming. Open Gaming will be augmented by for an adjudicated finish. are available in Ballroom B Corridor from De- non-cash prizes for their events. (See each use of both ballrooms on Tuesday only. Be sure cision Games, which serves as WBC’s exclusive Kiosks: Each event has a event’s Preview page at boardgamers.org/ to vacate the ballrooms by 5:30 when those vendor early in the week. Sale of items at WBC is triangular kiosk to act as a yearbkex/.) Any laurelist who earns a plaque rooms return to scheduled tournament use. strictly limited to licensed vendors. visible, central headquarters or in a GMT event receives merchandise credits, Tables designated for Open Gaming must be buoy. As much as possible, all ranging from $5 to $20. The amount escalates ANNUAL MEETING: We invite all members in active use for that purpose. Games may not games for an event should be with the Prize Level of the event. Multi-Man to attend our obligatory annual membership be left unattended whether setup or not. This grouped near its kiosk. Except Publishing offers credits of $10 per Prize Level meeting on Tuesday, July 30th, at 3 pm in is not a display area. Games left unplayed will while an event is actually in for medalists in all their events. Thus, a Level 6 Lampeter Hall—prior to the collectibles por- be removed to Lost & Found. Tables may not progress, kiosks should be event earns credits of $60/1st, $50/2nd $40/3rd, tion of the Auction. be reserved for later use. Report any problems returned to Paradise Terrace in $30/4th, $20/5th and $10/6th. to our red-capped monitors. ARMISTICE MEETING: The 8 AM Sunday alphabetical order to aid players checking on Yearbook/Event Reports: Full Event Reports morning After Action Meeting in the GAMEMASTERS: A GM’s author- their status. GMs post brackets and alternate for all tournaments are available online at Showroom allows members to discuss the con- ity is unquestioned in his or her lists on the kiosks to notify players of their boardgamers.org/yearbook. They document all ference just ended and pose questions for the tournament. Any player who dis- advancement eligibility. Even if you do not players who finished in first through sixth future in more detail than is available during agrees with a GM’s ruling has the automatically qualify for the next round, you place (i.e., Laurelists), winners from previous the Annual Meeting. We present our top an- right to request a ruling by majority may be able to advance as an alternate as years, and more. The printed yearbook is also nual awards at this time. 6 Schedule Key Schedule Key 7

HOW TO READ THE SCHEDULE: The gins during the Pre-Con but may end during the event will run, any special tournament in all heats entered). The third through schedule that starts on page 9 is a chronologi- WBC proper. rules, the number of players who qualify to ad- eighth tiebreakers are the same as HMW. cal listing of events by order of appearance. vance, and any tie-breakers in use. Note that QUARTER/SEMI/FINAL: Play is restricted to HMSE: Heats Multiple SE—each heat is Junior Events are listed first, highlighted by a most events become SE during subsequent players who have qualified for these rounds. played SE to determine one winner who symbol and are in green type. Open Gaming rounds. Any questions about format should be For “SF/F,” the Final immediately follows the advances to the next round. and all manner of non-tournament events, such as directed to the GM BEFORE the event begins. semifinal. Final rounds may be rescheduled MP Game: Non-event Open Gaming. meetings are listed in blue type. Seminars are listed Standard tie-breakers apply to events run with by the GM for the mutual benefit of the final- in purple, Italic type, Demonstrations are listed in heats. They are described on our website’s GM Preview: Non-event demonstration. ists. Such rescheduling requires the agree- black, Italic type, Advanced rounds that re- Guidelines page and in event Previews. ment of ALL remaining players without pres- Intros: Non-event Sampler Showcase quire prior qualification, such as Finals, are sure to do so, otherwise the scheduled time FF: Free Form—Contact GM at the listed new game learning opportunity with listed in bold, red type. “PC” indicates that an mentor available. is the default. Those who can’t abide by it times for flexible scheduling. event is part of a Pre-Con and is limited to must forfeit. Players who fail to appear for ad- SE: Single Elimination—play until you  LENGTH: This column lists the duration of Tribune members or those with a badge good vanced rounds forfeit any claim on prizes or lose one game. the event in hours. Round lengths are round- for that particular “PC” day. laurels that pass instead to those who advance SwEl: Swiss Elimination—play all ed up to the next hour. Actual allowed play- When more than one event starts at the same in their place. preliminary rounds; qualifiers advance ing time should be determined by the GM time, non-tournament events are listed first, and should always be less than the sched-  PRIZE Level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 is the number to SE rounds. followed by tournaments—both in alphabeti- uled period. of places receiving plaques; 2 through 6 are cal order. An alphabetical list of tournaments SEM: SE with Mulligan Round—the Century events. CONTINUOUS: If “” appears in the begins on page 27. Mulligan is an optional Round 1 that Length column, the event continues immedi- CLASS: There are three classes of tournaments: forgives losses. Winners advance directly DATES: Abbreviations for dates are Mo: to Round 2. Non-winners may play ately into the next round upon completion of Monday, Tu: Tuesday, We: Wednesday,  A: Experienced Players Only—red Kiosks; again in the regularly scheduled Round a round. The only interruption is at midnight, Th: Thursday, Fr: Friday, Sa: Saturday, Su: rules are not taught before or during play; 1 with no penalty. when rounds are continued the following morn- Sunday. “PC Saturday” or “PC Sunday” in-  BB:: BBeginnerseginners AAllowedllowed—yellow kiosks; SWISS: Play all rounds paired against ing at 9 am. GMs may occasionally grant breaks dicates that events occur on the Saturday or game will be taught ONLY at the listed Demo those with same record. between rounds of no more than one hour, but Sunday before WBC begins. Separate admis- time. For subsequent rounds, the Class is A; only if the event is on schedule and such breaks sion is required for Non-Tribune Members for  C: Coached—green kiosks; game will HWO: Heat Winners Only—enter any are applied uniformly for all entrants such that all Pre-Cons. be taught during or just prior to event start number of preliminary heats; winners each round starts and ends simultaneously. In in event location. Once past the Preliminary only advance to next round. other words, some players cannot be granted  TIMES: Times are listed in military time; round, the Class is always A. HMW: Heats Most Wins—enter any breaks and allowed to trail the rest of the field, e.g., 11 is 11 am and 13 is 1 pm. Tournament number of heats; qualifiers advance to SE thereby delaying the entire tournament. play commences at the scheduled times for DEMO/PREVIEW: All teaching sessions take rounds; first tiebreaker is most wins (e.g., each event and may run past midnight. No place in Paradise Terrace at the listed Table #.  LOCATION: A map—displaying a multi- total in all heats entered). The remaining event may start a round after midnight (ex- For B Class Events, anyone new to a game must level floorplan of the Lancaster Host—is located tiebreakers are 2) win in first Heat ception: our four night enders) or reconvene attend. For C Class Events, attending a sched- on page 8. GrognardCon Pre-Con events shift entered; 3) win in second Heat entered; 4) before 9 am without the consent of all remain- uled demo places less stress on the GM and from Heritage to Conestoga 1 beginning at 9 AM win in third Heat entered; 5) win in fourth ing players. the event. If no one arrives for a demo within on Wednesday. Otherwise, continuous round Heat entered; 6) GM specific tiebreaker, 15 minutes of the scheduled starting time, the Events start again the next day in the same room HEATS/ROUNDS: “H1/3” indicates the heat provided it has been clearly described in demo is cancelled. This year, Previews have unless listed elsewhere in the schedule. number out of the total number of heats. the Event Preview; 7) average finish in all been added to the demo area. Previews are “R1/6” indicates the round number out of heats entered (e.g., a 2nd and two 3rds = simply demos without a corresponding event. the estimated total number of rounds. Heats 2.67 and beats two 2nds and two 4ths = 3); Designers are showing their upcoming games are multiple starts of an event’s preliminary and 8) high dice roll. either as an adjunct to anticipated Kick Starter (qualifying) round. Players may play in as campaigns or extended playtesting opportu- HMWG: Heats Most Wins GM—enter many heats as they wish, win or lose. Rounds nities. Doing so in the Demo area allows us any number of heats; qualifiers advance often require players to qualify to advance to relieve pressure on the Open Gaming area to SE rounds; first tiebreaker is most to the next round. Players wishing to with- while at the same time benefitting everyone wins; GM specifies other tiebreakers. draw even if they qualify for the next round See you next year in Lancaster with scheduled opportunities to gather players HSW: Heats Single Win—enter any should tell the GM. Players who wish to enter on August 4-10, 2014! without tying up tables trolling for interest. number of preliminary heats; qualifiers an event in an advanced round must have the advance to SE rounds; first tiebreaker Pre-Cons start Saturday, August 2 permission of the GM. They usually reduce FORMAT: Check the Event Preview at board- is win in first heat entered. The second their chance of winning as a result of missing gamers.org/yearbkex or the event kiosk. The tiebreaker is 2) Most Wins (e.g., total Future WBCs: August 3-9, 2015 prior rounds. “PC” indicates an event that be- Event Preview contains the details about how 8 Site Map PC Sat-Mon Schedule 9

PC Saturday—Pre-Con, July 27 (requires “ALL” or “PC Saturday” badge; there is NO Open Gaming) to Outdoor Pool Golf Course _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________and call 717-299-5500, extension 32 Open Gaming to schedule tee times. 8 Registration ______- ____ - _____ Sign-In______6_ ____ Charlie______Kibler______New____ Holland______Pavilion Juniors 9 18XX ____ _D1/1______- ___ B______Demo______1_ ____ Pierre_____ LeBoeuf______Terrace______4____ 10 18XX H1/4 PC 6 B HMWG 6 Pierre LeBoeuf Limerock Afrika Korps R1/3 FF PC 1 B SwEl 4 Jonathan Lockwood Heritage Anzio R1/3 FF PC 1 A SwEl 4 Bruno Sinigaglio Heritage Vistas Vistas Indoor Batt le of the Bulge R1/3 FF PC 3 A SwEl 5 Frank Sinigaglio Heritage UPSTAIRS Lobby C D Mini-Golf Pool Gett ysburg R1/3 FF PC 3 A SwEl 3 Vince Meconi Heritage Basketball Panzerblitz R1/3 FF PC 3 C SwEl 3 Rick Northey Heritage Tennis Vistas Russian Campaign R1/3 FF PC 3 A SwEl 4 Tom Gregorio Heritage to Guest Rooms down to Laurel Restaurant R1/3 FF PC 3 B SwEl 4 Scott Bramley Heritage Grove or up to Waterloo R1/3 FF PC 3 A SwEl 4 Marty Musella Heritage Children’s Play Heritage Wooden Ships R1/3 FF PC 3 B SwEl 2 Tim Hitchings Heritage Room ______13 Axis & Allies R1/5 PC 3 A SwEl 4 Joe Powell Mariett a Hotel Good War of the Ring Mulligan PC 1 A SEM 5 Kevin Wojtaszczyk Cornwall Legends ______Front Spirits Restaurant 14 Paths of Glory R1/6 PC 6 A SwEl 7 Peter Gurneau Paradise Heritage Desk Bar ______17 18XX ____ _H2/4____ PC______6_ ___ B______HMWG______6_ ____ Pierre_____ LeBoeuf______Limerock______Showroom 18 H1/3 PC 4 A HMWG 5 Tedd Mullally Kinderhook Wheatland ______Open Gaming 19 War of the Ring R1/5 PC 1 A SE 5 Kevin Wojtaszczyk Cornwall Game Library Sampler ______Not Drawn Showcase to Scale PC Sunday—Pre-Con, July 28 (requires “ALL” or “PC Sunday” badge; there is NO Open Gaming) Lampeter _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________Auction 8 Registration - - Sign-In 13 Charles Kibler New Holland Annual Meeting ______9 Victory in the Pacifi c R1/8 PC 6 A SwEl 5 Charles Drozd Mariett a Conestoga Rooms Front Entrance War ___ _of_ _the___ Ring____ R2/5____ PC______1_ ___ A______SE______5___ __Kevin______Wojtaszczyk______Marie_____tt_ a____ 3 2 1 10 Through the Ages D1/1 - B Demo 1 Randy Buehler Terrace 1 Virgin Queen D1/1 - B Demo 1 Ed Beach Terrace 5 18XX ____ _H3/4____ PC______6_ ___ B______HMWG______6_ ____ Pierre_____ LeBoeuf______Limerock______12 Through the Ages H1/3 PC 6 B HMWG 5 Randy Buehler Wheatland Chef’s Virgin Queen H1/2 1 B HMWG 5 Ed Beach Kinderhook Paradise Grill ______Terrace 13 Hannibal R1/5 PC 6 A Swiss 5 Stuart Tucker Paradise Demonstrations ______& Kiosk Display 17 18XX ____ _H4/4____ PC______6_ ___ B______HMWG______6_ ____ Pierre_____ LeBoeuf______Limerock______18 Through the Ages H2/3 PC 6 B HMWG 5 Randy Buehler Wheatland Kinder- Hopewell Virgin Queen H2/2 1 B HMWG 5 Ed Beach Kinderhook Paradise ______hook Restrooms Seminars Cornwall 21 Few ___ _Acres____ _Snow____ _Mulligan______PC___ _ 3_ ___ B______SEM______2_ ____ Nick____ Page______Marie_____tt _a____ Chef’s _22______Sekigahara______D1/1______- ___ B______Demo______1_ ____ Ma___tt _ Calkins______Terrace______1____ New Ballroom B Corridor Stras- Holland Limerock Marketplace Show Vendor burg Registra- Monday, July 29 (requires “WEEK” or “Monday” badge) tion Ballroom B _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________Open Gaming Ballroom A 8 Registration - - Sign-In 13 Charles Kibler New Holland Ballroom Foyer Open Gaming (Tuesday until 17:30) ______Cafe Jay (Tuesday until 17:30) 9 Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom Exhibitors Multi-Player Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion Events Mariett a Vendor Sales: San Juan D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jeff Mullet Terrace 1 Friday - Sunday: Warriors of God D1/1 - B Demo 1 Terry Coleman Terrace 3 10 AM to 6 PM Enter/Exit via Sekigahara R1/5 4 B SwEl 3 Matt Calkins Ballroom A Ballroom B Enter/Exit World At War R1/1 6 A None 50 Mike Crowe Showroom via Ballroom B Corridor Corridor 18XX SF/F 6 A SE 6 Pierre LeBoeuf Strasburg DOWNSTAIRS Virgin ______Queen______SF/F______1_ ___ A______SE______5___ __Ed__ _Beach______Kinderhook______Not Drawn to Scale 10 Mo-Tu Schedule ScheduleTuesday Schedule 1111

Monday, July 29 (requires “WEEK” or “Monday” badge) Tuesday, July 30 (requires “WEEK” or “Tuesday” badge; Wear your “WBC Legion” Shirt Day) _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________10 San Juan R1/7 3 B SwEl <1 Jeff Mullet Ballroom A 9 con’t Bora Bora - - Intros 2 John Corrado Wheatland Through the Ages H3/3 6 B HMWG 5 Randy Buehler Wheatland Kings of Air & Stream - - Intros 2 John Corrado Wheatland Warriors ______of__ God____ R1/5______3_ ___ B______SE______4___ __ Bruce_____ Monnin______Vista____ _CD_____ Cinque Terre - - Intros 2 John Corrado Wheatland Lords of Water Deep - - Intros 1 Jim Vroom Wheatland 11 Few Acres of Snow D1/1 - B Demo 1 Nick Page Terrace 1 Tzolk’in; the Mayan Calendar - - Intros 2 Jim Vroom Wheatland Wellington ______D1/2______- ___ B______Demo______1_ ____ Patrick______Du__ff_ y______Terrace______3____ Village - - Intros 2 Jim Vroom Wheatland Montgolfi ere 1 C Junior 1 John Poniske Vista CD 12 Few ___ _Acres____ _of_ _Snow____ _R1/5______3_ ___ B______SE______2___ __Nick____ Page______Marie_____tt _a______13 Manoeuvre R1/7 3 A SwEl 1 Andy Lewis Ballroom B 10 Legends of Rock D1/2 - - Preview 2 Nick Henning Terrace 2 Through the Ages F 6 A SE 5 Randy Buehler Wheatland Wellington ______H1/2______4_ ___ B______HMWG______5_ ____ Patrick______Du___ff _y______Limerock______11 Naval War 1 C Junior 1 Jim Kramer Vista CD 14 Thurn _____ &__ Taxis____ D1/2______- ___ B______Demo______1_ ____ Andy____ _La_tt_ _o ______Terrace______2______15 Thurn & Taxis H1/3 3 B HMW 2 Andy Latt o Wheatland 12 Legends of Rock D2/2 - - Preview 2 Nick Henning Terrace 2 Warparty D1/3 - B Demo 3 Larry Bogucki Terrace 7 Union ______Paci___fi _c_ R1/4______3_ ___ A______SwEl______2___ __Max____ Jamelli______Ballroom______A__  16 Football Strategy H1/2 2 B HMSE 2 Bert Schoose Cornwall Tuesday’s Lunch Special • 12-2 pm Merchant ______of__ Venus_____ H1/3______3_ ___ B______HMWG______3_ ____ Richard______Irving______Ballroom______B__ Chef’s Market Place (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer 17 Afrika Korps D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jonathan Lockwood Terrace 2 Main Lobby • Chef’s Picnic-Chicken Tenders, Sloppy Joe, Mac & Cheese & Tater Tots Maria Demo 1/2 - B Demo 1 Kaarin Engelmann Terrace 4 Amun-Re H1/3 3 B HMWG 2 Alex Bove Ballroom B Through ______the__ _Ages____ SF______6_ ___ A______SE______5_ ____ Randy______Buehler______Wheatland______14 ___ Titan:____ The___ _Arena______1_ ___ C______Junior______1___ __ Greg____ Crowe______Vista____ CD______18 Auction & Auction Store - - Check-In 4 Jeff Mullet Lampeter 15 Texas Roadhouse opens for BPA Fund Raiser; present coupon to eat before 10:30 to benefi t the BPA Game Library Galaxy D1/2 - B Demo 1 Mark Mitchell Terrace 3 BPA ____ Meeting______-_ ___ -______Meeting______<1______Ken___ Gutermuth______Lampeter______Santa ____ _Fe__ Rails____ _H1/3______1_ ___ B______HMWG______2_ ____ Rob___ _Kircher______Limerock______17 WBC Legion XXIV Rollcall - - Meeting 1 Ken Whitesell Hopewell 19 Formula De H1/3 3 C HMW 3 Joshua Githens Ballroom A Air Baron D1/1 - B Demo 1 Henry Richardson Terrace 5 Galaxy H1/4 1 B HMWG 2 Mark Mitchell Paradise Auction D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bruce Reiff Terrace 2 Maria H1/2 1 B HSW 5 Kaarin Engelmann Mariett a Batt leline D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bruce Reiff Terrace 2 Napoleonic Wars H1/3 5 A HMWG 5 Gareth Williams Wheatland Breakout Normandy D1/1 - B Demo 1 Nels Thompson Terrace 1 Power Grid H1/3 6 B HMW 3 Anthony Daw Ballroom A Empire Builder D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bob Stribula Terrace 6 Stone Age H1/3 5 B HWO 2 Peter Staab Ballroom B Goa D1/1 - B Demo 1 Chris Moff a Terrace 4 Here I Stand D1/2 - B Demo 1 Jeff Burdett Terrace 7 Monday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm Wellington ______D2/2______- ___ B______Demo______1_ ____ Patrick______Du__ff_ y______Terrace______3____ Made-to-Order sandwiches (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Main Lobby • Pierogies Tuesday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm ______Chef’s Market Place (Chef’s Grill) • Ballroom Foyer 21 Gangsters H1/4 4 B HSW 3 John Pack Mariett a Main Lobby • Chef’s Pizza Shop – Assorted Pizza and Stromboli Ra H1/4 4 B HMWG 2 Steve Scott Ballroom B ______18 23 H1/3 3 B HMWG 2 Eric Freeman Wheatland Settlers of Catan 1 C Junior 1 Tim Mossman Vista CD ______Yspahan______Mulligan______1_ ___ B______SEM______1_ ____ Chris____ _Yaure______Limerock______Baltimore & Ohio D1/3 - B Demo 1 William Wallace Terrace 6 Dominant Species D1/1 - B Demo 1 Dale Long Terrace 5 Tuesday, July 30 (requires “WEEK” or “Tuesday” badge; Wear your “WBC Legion” Shirt Day) March Madness D1/1 - B Demo 1 Terry Coleman Terrace 2  Event  Class Format  GM  D1/1 - B Demo 1 Richard Irving Terrace 3 ______Superstar Baseball D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bill Beckman Terrace 4 8 Auction - - Check-In 4 Jeff Mullet Lampeter War of the Roses D1/2 - B Demo 1 Craig Fox Terrace 7 Registration - - Sign-In 13 Charles Kibler New Holland ______Age of Renaissance H2/3 4 A HMWG 5 Tedd Mullally Lampeter 9 Auction Store Opens - - Sales 6 Jeff Mullet Lampeter Air Baron H1/4 4 B HMW 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Civilization Expansion Project - C MP Game 15 Nathan Barhorst Laurel Grove Atlantic Storm H1/4 4 B HMW 2 John Coussis Ballroom B Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom Auction Mulligan 2 B SEM 1 Bruce Reiff Cornwall Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion Automobile H1/2 3 B HMWG 3 Greg Schmitt gens Mariett a Open Gaming - - - 8 Must Vacate by 5 PM Ballroom A & B Bitt er Woods Mulligan 4 A SEM 5 Bruno Sinigaglio Heritage Sampler Showcase - - Intros 8 Tom McCorry Wheatland Breakout Normandy Mulligan 3 B SEM 5 Andrew Cummins Lampeter Key Flower - - Intros 2 Tom McCorry Wheatland Britannia H1/3 5 B HSW 5 James Jordan Lampeter Island Fortress - - Intros 2 Tom McCorry Wheatland Circus Maximus H1/3 6 B HWO 4 Jake Jacoby Paradise Terra Mystica - - Intros 2 Mike Fitzgerald Wheatland Confl ict of Heroes H1/4 1 B HMWG 2 Jeff rey Lange Conestoga 3 Yedo - - Intros 3 Mike Fitzgerald Wheatland El Grande H1/3 3 B HMWG 2 Rob Flowers Ballroom B CO2 - - Intros 2 Mike Fitzgerald Wheatland Empire Builder H1/3 5 B HMWG 4 Bob Stribula Wheatland 12 Tuesday Schedule Wednesday Schedule 13

Tuesday, July 30 (requires “WEEK” or “Tuesday” badge; Wear your “WBC Legion” Shirt Day) Wednesday, July 31 (requires “WEEK” or “Wednesday” badge) _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________

18 con’t Goa H1/2 1 B HMW 2 Chris Moff a Strasburg 8 Registration ______- ____ - _____ Sign-In______13__ ___ Charles______Kibler______New____ Holland______History of the World H1/2 5 B HSW 6 Craig Yope Wheatland Beep! Beep! 1 C Junior 1 Crystal Shipley Vista CD Labyrinth Mulligan 4 A SEM 2 Stephen Aslett Conestoga 1 9 World At War R1/1 shift 6 A None 50 Mike Crowe Lampeter Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom ______Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion 19 Combat Commander D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bryan Collars Terrace 1 Great Campaigns ACW D1/1 - B Demo 1 Justin Rice Terrace 2 Leaping Lemmings D1/1 - B Demo 1 Rick Young Terrace 5 Mr. Madison’s War D1/1 - B Demo 1 Dave Stiffl er Terrace 1 Santa Fe Rails D1/1 - B Demo 1 Rob Kircher Terrace 2 Titan; The Arena D1/1 - B Demo 1 Greg Crowe Terrace 4 Sergeants Miniatures Game D1/2 - B Demo 1 Jeff Billings Terrace 3 Acquire H2/3 3 B HMWG 2 Cliff Ackman Limerock Tigers in the Mist D1/1 - B Demo 1 Ray Freeman Terrace 4 H1/2 5 A HSW 8 Kevin Youells Kinderhook Titan & Titan Two D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bruno Wolff III Terrace 6 Afrika Korps R1/3 FF 1 B SwEl 4 Jonathan Lockwood Conestoga 1 White Star Rising D1/1 - B Demo 1 Sean Druelinger Terrace 7 Anzio R1/3 FF 1 A SwEl 4 Bruno Sinigaglio Conestoga 1 Dominant Species H1/3 4 B HMWG 4 Dale Long Lampeter Batt le of the Bulge R1/3 FF 3 A SwEl 5 Frank Sinigaglio Conestoga 1 Here I Stand H1/2 6 B HMWG 5 Jeff Burdett Kinderhook Breakout Normandy R1/4 3 B SE 5 Andrew Cummins Lampeter March Madness H1/4 2 B HMSE 1 Terry Coleman Cornwall C&C Napoleonics Mulligan 3 A SEM 2 Daniel Broh-Kahn Lampeter Superstar Baseball Draft 4 B Draft 1 Bill Beckman Hopewell Combat Commander R1/6 5 B SwEl 3 Bryan Collars Conestoga 2 War of the Roses H1/3 1 B HSW 3 Craig Fox Lampeter Empire Builder H2/3 5 B HMWG 4 Bob Stribula Wheatland Wellington ______H2/2______4_ ___ B______HMWG______5_ ____ Patrick______Du___ff _y______Ballroom______A_ _ Gett ysburg R1/3 FF 3 A SwEl 3 Vince Meconi Conestoga 1 Hammer of the Scots R1/5 3 B SwEl 3 Randall MacInnis Ballroom A 20 Acquire D1/1 - B Demo 1 Cliff Ackman Terrace 1 Labyrinth R1/5 4 A SE 2 Stephen Aslett Conestoga 3 Brass D1/1 - B Demo 1 Edward Kendrick Terrace 5 Leaping Lemmings H2/4 1 B HSW 2 Rick Young Strasburg Hammer of the Scots D1/1 - B Demo 1 Randall MacInnis Terrace 3 March Madness H2/4 2 B HMSE 1 Terry Coleman Cornwall How to Win at Being Human - - Seminar 1 Stephanie Welch Hopewell Merchant of Venus H2/3 3 B HMWG 3 Richard Irving Ballroom B Le Havre D1/1 - B Demo 1 Kenneth Horan Terrace 4 Panzerblitz R1/3 FF 3 C SwEl 3 Rick Northey Conestoga 1 Ra D1/1 - B Demo 1 Steve Scott Terrace 6 Pirate’s Cove H1/4 5 B HMW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Thurn & Taxis D2/2 - B Demo 1 Andy Latt o Terrace 2 Race For the Galaxy H1/4 3 B HMW 1 Rob Renaud Paradise Vegas Showdown D1/1 - B Demo 1 Eric Freeman Terrace 7 Russian Campaign R1/3 FF 3 A SwEl 4 Tom Gregorio Conestoga 1 Baltimore & Ohio H1/4 3 B HMWG 3 William Wallace Ballroom B Saint Petersburg H1/3 4 B HMWG 2 Norman Rule Heritage Formula Motor Racing H1/3 4 B HMW 2 Chris LeFevre Ballroom B Squad Leader R1/3 FF 3 B SwEl 4 Scott Bramley Conestoga 1 Leaping Lemmings H1/4 1 B HSW 2 Rick Young Ballroom B 9 Superstar Baseball H1/3 FF 4 B SwEl 1 Bill Beckman Cornwall Manifest Destiny H1/2 1 A HMWG 4 Bill Crenshaw Strasburg Twilight Imperium H1/2 1 A HWO 5 Michael Buccheri Wheatland Napoleon Mulligan 1 B SEM 2 Jeff Cornett Ballroom A Waterloo R1/3 FF 3 A SwEl 4 Marty Musella Conestoga 1 Santa Fe Rails H2/3 1 B HMWG 2 Rob Kircher Ballroom A Wooden Ships R1/3 FF 3 B SwEl 2 Tim Hitchings Conestoga 1 Star Wars; Queens Gambit H1/3 3 A HMWG 2 Buddy Sinigaglio Conestoga 2 ______Tigers in the Mist R1/4 3 B Swiss 5 Ray Freeman Lampeter 10 Baltimore & Ohio D2/3 - B Demo 1 William Wallace Terrace 6 Titan Two R1/5 1 B SE 5 Rich Atwater Lampeter Yorktown 1781 D1/1 - - Preview 2 John Poniske Terrace 5 White _____ Star___ _Rising_____ Mulligan______1_ ___ B______SEM______2_ ____ Sean____ Druelinger______Conestoga______3_ Bitt er Woods R1/5 4 A SE 5 Bruno Sinigaglio Lampeter Dominant Species H2/3 4 B HMWG 4 Dale Long Lampeter 21 Amun-Re D1/1 - B Demo 1 Alex Bove Terrace 2 Mr. Madison’s War R1/6 1 B SwEl 2 Dave Stiffl er Ballroom A Elchfest D1/1 - B Demo 1 Dan Dolan Sr Terrace 1 Race For the Galaxy H2/4 3 B HMW 1 Rob Renaud Paradise Galaxy Trucker D1/1 - B Demo 1 David Finberg Terrace 3 Sergeants Miniatures Game H1/4 1 B HMWG 4 Jeff Billings Lampeter Gangsters D1/1 - B Demo 1 John Pack Terrace 4 Titan H2/9 daily 10,14,18,22 5 B SwEl 4 Bruno Wolff III Lampeter Ace of Aces FF Circus 1/4 1 B SwEl <1 Doug Porterfi eld Hopewell Acquire H1/3 3 B HMWG 2 Cliff Ackman Mariett a 11 Ingenious 1 C Junior 1 Chris Yaure Vista CD Brass H1/3 3 B HMWG 3 Edward Kendrick Limerock Adventurers D1/1 - B Demo 1 Barrett Straub Terrace 4 Le Havre H1/2 3 B HMW 3 Kenneth Horan Mariett a Automobile D1/1 - B Demo 1 Greg Schmitt gens Terrace 3 Ra H2/4 4 B HMWG 2 Steve Scott Ballroom B Galaxy D2/2 - B Demo 1 Mark Mitchell Terrace 3 Robo ____ _Rally____ H1/3______3_ ___ B______HWO______3_ ____ Marc____ _Houde______Conestoga______1_ Lost Cities D1/1 - B Demo 1 Ivan lawson Terrace 1 C&C Napoleonics R1/5 3 A SE 2 Daniel Broh-Kahn Lampeter 22 Ivanhoe D1/1 - B Demo 1 Brian Mongold Terrace 3 Formula De H2/3 3 C HMW 3 Joshua Githens Ballroom A Pirate’s Cove D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jason Fisher Terrace 4 Great Campaigns ACW R1/6 1 B SwEl 4 Justin Rice Laurel Grove Win, Place & Show D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jim Burnett Terrace 1 Thurn & Taxis H2/3 3 B HMW 2 Andy Latt o Heritage Elchfest R1/7 1 B SE <1 Dan Dolan Sr Paradise Vegas Showdown H2/3 3 B HMWG 2 Eric Freeman Ballroom B Gangsters H2/4 4 B HSW 3 John Pack Wheatland ______Ingenious H1/4 2 A HMWG 1 Peter Stein Ballroom A Titan H1/9 5 B SwEl 4 Bruno Wolff III Lampeter BPA PBeM Tournaments off er year-round competitive play for selected games, including Advanced Civilization, Amun Re, Bitter Woods, Breakout Normandy, For the People, Gettysburg ‘88, Here I Stand, 22:30 Texas ____ _Roadhouse______closes____ for__ _BPA___ Fund____ _Raiser;_____ present______coupon_____ to__ eat__ _before____ 10:30____ _to_ _bene___fi _t _the__ BPA____ Game____ _Library_ ManifestDestiny, March Madness, Napoleonic Wars, Paths of Glory, Pro Golf, , Stone 23 Ivanhoe H1/3 3 B HMWG 1 Brian Mongold Ballroom A Age, Twilight Struggle, , , Washington’s War, and Wilderness War. Win, Place & Show H1/3 1 B HWO 3 Jim Burnett Cornwall ______Visit the BPA PBEM Tournament page at abovethefi elds.com/top_pbem/ for more information. 14 Wednesday Schedule Wednesday Schedule 15

Wednesday, July 31 (requires “WEEK” or “Wednesday” badge) Wednesday, July 31 (requires “WEEK” or “Wednesday” badge) ______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________12 Global Mogul D1/1 - - Preview 1 Bill Crenshaw Terrace 2 18 Andean Abyss D1/1 - B Demo 1 Joel Tamburo Terrace 7 Britannia D1/1 - B Demo 1 James Jordan Terrace 7 Baltimore & Ohio D3/3 - B Demo 1 William Wallace Terrace 6 Confl ict of Heroes D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jeff rey Lange Terrace 3 Carcassonne D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jennifer Visocnik Terrace 1 For the Crown D1/1 - B Demo 1 Joshua Gott esman Terrace 1 Napoleon D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jeff Cornett Terrace 2 Paydirt D1/1 - B Demo 1 Harry Flawd Terrace 4 Napoleonic Wars D1/1 - B Demo 1 Gareth Williams Terrace 3 Red Winter D1/2 - B Demo 1 Philip Yaure Terrace 4 Wednesday’s Lunch Special • 12-2 pm Circus Maximus 1 C Junior 3 The Sinigaglios Vista CD Chef’s MarketPlace (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Air Baron H2/4 4 B HMW 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Main Lobby • Chef’s Grill-burgers, Cheeseburgers, BBQ Beef Brisket, Alhambra H1/2 4 B HMW 2 Debbie Gutermuth Paradise BBQ Pulled-Pork, and Chicken Breast sandwiches. El Grande H2/3 3 B HMWG 2 Rob Flowers Ballroom B ______Football Strategy H2/2 2 B HMSE 2 Bert Schoose Cornwall History of the World H2/2 5 B HSW 6 Craig Yope Kinderhook 13 Paydirt AFC Draft 3 B Draft 1 Harry Flawd Hopewell Kremlin H1/4 3 B HMWG 3 Steve Cuccaro Wheatland Agricola D1/1 - B Demo 1 Joshua Cooper Terrace 2 Pirate’s Cove H2/4 5 B HMW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Kingdom of Heaven D1/1 - B Demo 1 Scott de Brestian Terrace 4 Rail Baron H1/3 5 B HSW 5 Ron Secunda Wheatland Amun-Re H2/3 3 B HMWG 2 Alex Bove Ballroom B Baltimore & Ohio H2/4 3 B HMWG 3 William Wallace Ballroom B Wednesday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm Britannia H2/3 5 B HSW 5 James Jordan Lampeter Confl ict of Heroes H2/4 1 B HMWG 2 Jeff rey Lange Conestoga 3 Chef’s MarketPlace (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Empire Builder H3/3 5 B HMWG 4 Bob Stribula Wheatland Main Lobby • China Dragon – General Tso’s Chicken, Lost Cities H1/3 4 B HMW 1 Ivan Lawson Heritage Beef Teriyaki, Egg Rolls, Fried Rice & Lo Mein Wellington SF 4 A SE 5 Patrick Duff y Lampeter ______19 Give Me Butt er or Give Me Death - - Seminar 1 Stephanie Welch Hopewell 14 Guillotine 1 C Junior 1 Ray Stakenas Vista CD Atlantic Storm D1/1 - B Demo 1 John Coussis Terrace 1 Robo Rally D1/1 - B Demo 1 Marc Houde Terrace 3 Castles of Burgundy D1/1 - B Demo 1 Barb Flaxington Terrace 6 Whitetail Wilderness D1/3 - - Preview 1 Kevin Shaud Terrace 7 Kaiser’s Pirates D1/2 - B Demo 1 Tim Rogers Terrace 7 Wooden Ships & Iron Men D1/1 - B Demo 1 Tim Hitchings Terrace 2 Monsters Menace America D1/3 - C Demo 1 Mark Love Terrace 5 Acquire H3/3 3 B HMWG 2 Cliff Ackman Paradise Saint Petersburg D1/1 - B Demo 1 Norman Rule Terrace 3 Galaxy H2/4 1 B HMWG 2 Mark Mitchell Paradise Andean Abyss H1/2 1 B HSW 5 Joel Tamburo Conestoga 3 Ingenious H2/4 2 A HMWG 1 Peter Stein Ballroom B Carcassonne H1/3 3 B HMW 1 Jennifer Visocnik Heritage Paydirt H1/2 AFC 3 B HMSE 2 Harry Flawd Cornwall ______Maria H2/2 1 B HSW 5 Kaarin Engelmann Ballroom A 15 Enemy In Sight D1/1 - B Demo 1 Matt Evinger Terrace 6 Napoleonic Wars H2/3 5 C HMWG 5 Gareth Williams Lampeter Formula Motor Racing D1/1 - B Demo 1 Chris LeFevre Terrace 7 Ra; The Dice Game H1/4 3 C HMW 1 Scott Buckwalter Ballroom B Last Will D1/1 - B Demo 1 Blair Morgen Terrace 2 Red ___ _Winter______Mulligan______1_ ___ B______SEM______3_ ____ Philip_____ Yaure______Lampeter______Stone Age D1/1 - B Demo 1 Peter Staab Terrace 4 20 Princes of Florence D1/1 - B Demo 1 Eric Brosius Terrace 4 Adventurers H1/4 3 B HSW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Wilderness War D1/1 - B Demo 1 Keith Wixson Terrace 2 Auction R1/3 2 B SE 1 Bruce Reiff Strasburg Atlantic Storm H2/4 4 B HMW 2 John Coussis Ballroom B Automobile H2/2 3 B HMWG 3 Greg Schmitt gens Limerock Brass H2/3 3 B HMWG 3 Edward Kendrick Wheatland Goa H2/2 1 B HMW 2 Chris Moff a Mariett a Catan; Cities & Knights H1/3 1 A HMWG 3 Chris Gnech Ballroom A Kingdom of Heaven Mulligan 1 B SEM 4 Scott de Brestian Conestoga 3 Egizia H1/2 3 B HSW 2 Andrew Emerick Heritage Robo Rally H2/3 3 B HWO 3 Marc Houde Heritage ______Galaxy Trucker H1/2 1 B HMW 2 David Finberg Ballroom B 16 Gaming & Ethics - - Seminar 1 Joel Tamburo Hopewell Manifest Destiny H2/2 1 A HMWG 4 Bill Crenshaw Ballroom A Egizia D1/1 - B Demo 1 Andrew Emerick Terrace 1 Monsters Menace America H1/4 3 C HMWG 2 Mark Love Ballroom B Kremlin D1/1 - B Demo 1 Steve Cuccaro Terrace 5 Napoleon R1/4 1 B SE 2 Jeff Cornett Lampeter Enemy In Sight H1/3 1 B HWO 3 Matt Evinger Lampeter Santa ____ _Fe__ Rails____ _H3/3______1_ ___ B______HMWG______2_ ____ Rob___ _Kircher______Marie_____tt _a____ For the Crown R1/4 1 B SE 3 Joshua Gott esman Lampeter 21 Ace of Aces D1/1 - B Demo 1 Doug Porterfi eld Terrace 1 Formula Motor Racing H2/3 4 B HMW 2 Chris LeFevre Ballroom B Caveman; Quest for Fire D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jennifer Thomas Terrace 3 Last Will H1/3 1 B HMWG 2 Blair Morgen Ballroom B ______Navegador D1/1 - B Demo 1 Anni Foasberg Terrace 4 17 Alhambra D1/1 - B Demo 1 Debbie Gutermuth Terrace 1 Castles ______of__ Burgundy______H1/2______1_ ___ B______HMWG______3_ ____ Barb____ Flaxington______Limerock______El Grande D1/1 - B Demo 1 Rob Flowers Terrace 5 22 Julius Caesar D1/1 - B Demo 1 Justin Thompson Terrace 2 Football Strategy D1/1 - B Demo 1 Bert Schoose Terrace 2 Ace of Aces FF Circus 2/4 1 B SwEl <1 Doug Porterfi eld Hopewell History of the World D1/1 - B Demo 1 Craig Yope Terrace 6 Caveman; Quest for Fire H1/3 1 B HMW 1 Jennifer Thomas Heritage Innovation D1/1 - B Demo 1 Andy Latt o Terrace 3 Galaxy H3/4 1 B HMWG 2 Mark Mitchell Cornwall Maria D2/2 - B Demo 1 Kaarin Engelmann Terrace 4 Princes of Florence H1/2 3 B HMWG 2 Eric Brosius Mariett a Rail Baron D1/1 - B Demo 1 Ron Secunda Terrace 7 Star Wars; Queens Gambit H2/3 3 A HMWG 2 Buddy Sinigaglio Conestoga 2 Agricola H1/3 5 B HMWG 3 Joshua Cooper Ballroom A ______Dune H1/3 4 A HMWG 5 Brad Johnson Strasburg 23 Can’t Stop R1/4 3 C SE <1 Rebecca Hebner Ballroom B Titan; _____ The___ Arena______H1/3______3_ ___ B______HMWG______1_ ____ Greg____ _Crowe______Paradise______Ivanhoe______H2/3______3_ ___ B______HMWG______1_ ____ Brian____ _Mongold______Heritage______16 Thursday Schedule Thursday Schedule 17

Thursday, August 1 (requires “WEEK” or “Thursday” badge; Wear your “Centurion” Shirt Day) Thursday, August 1 (requires “WEEK” or “Thursday” badge; Wear your “Centurion” Shirt Day) _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________

8 Registration ______- ____ - _____ Sign-In______13__ ___ Charles______Kibler______New____ Holland______13 Power Grid D1/1 - B Demo 1 Anthony Daw Terrace 2 Speed Circuit D1/1 - B Demo 1 Douglas Schulz Terrace 4 9 Igloo Pop 1 C Junior 1 Jason Levine Vista CD Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom 7 Wonders R1/5 4 B SwEl 2/1 Nick Ferris Ballroom B Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion Adventurers H2/4 3 B HSW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Circus Maximus D1/1 - B Demo 1 Jake Jacoby Terrace 1 Andean Abyss H2/2 1 B HSW 5 Joel Tamburo Conestoga 2 For the People D1/1 - B Demo 1 Mark Herman Terrace 3 Baltimore & Ohio H3/4 3 B HMWG 3 William Wallace Wheatland Red Winter D2/2 - B Demo 1 Philip Yaure Terrace 4 Egizia H2/2 3 B HSW 2 Andrew Emerick Heritage Squad Leader D1/1 - B Demo 1 Scott Bramley Terrace 2 Napoleonic Wars H3/3 5 B HMWG 5 Gareth Williams Lampeter  Ticket to Ride D1/1 - B Demo 1 Claire Brosius Terrace 7 Acquire SF/F 3 A SE 2 Cliff Ackman Limerock  Villainous Vikings D1/3 - - Preview 1 Jeremy Stoltzfus Terrace 5 El Grande SF/F 3 A SE 2 Rob Flowers Strasburg Advanced Civilization H2/2 5 A HSW 8 Kevin Youells Kinderhook 14 Trans America 1 C Junior 1 Ewan McNay Vista CD Atlantic Storm H3/4 4 B HMW 2 John Coussis Ballroom B Memoir: Tigers in the Snow - - MP Game 4 Sam Edelston Terrace 4 B17 R1/3 6 A Swiss 3 David Terry Paradise Whitetail Wilderness D2/3 - - Preview 1 Kevin Shaud Terrace 7 Britannia H3/3 5 B HSW 5 James Jordan Britannia Ra; The Dice Game D1/1 - C Demo 1 Scott Buckwalter Terrace 2  C & C Ancients R1/4 4 A SwEl 4/1 Andy Lewis Conestoga 2 Power ______Grid___ _H2/3______6_ ___ B______HMW______3_ ____ Anthony______Daw______Marie_____tt _a_ ___ Dune H2/3 4 A HMWG 5 Brad Johnson Wheatland El Grande H3/3 3 B HMWG 2 Rob Flowers Ballroom B 15 Here I Stand D2/2 - B Demo 1 Jeff Burdett Terrace 7 Formula Motor Racing H3/3 4 B HMW 2 Chris LeFevre Ballroom B Amun-Re H3/3 3 B HMWG 2 Alex Bove Heritage Innovation Mulligan 1 B SEM 2 Andy Latt o Heritage Kremlin H2/4 3 B HMWG 3 Steve Cuccaro Wheatland Julius Caesar R1/5 2 B SwEl 3 Justin Thompson Lampeter Le Havre H2/2 3 B HMW 3 Kenneth Horan Cornwall March Madness H3/4 2 B HMSE 1 Terry Coleman Cornwall Pirate’s Cove H3/4 5 B HMW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Superstar Baseball H2/3 FF 4 B SwEl 1 Bill Beckman Cornwall Ra; The Dice Game H2/4 3 C HMW 1 Scott Buckwalter Ballroom B Tikal H1/3 1 B HSW 2 Daniel Broh-Kahn Mariett a Small World H1/4 1 B HMW 2 Madison Sites Ballroom B Twilight Imperium H2/2 1 A HWO 5 Michael Buccheri Wheatland Speed Circuit H1/3 4 B SwEl 4 Douglas Schulz Conestoga 3 Up Front R1/8 3 A SwEl 2 Jim Burnett Lampeter Egizia ______SF______3_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ Andrew______Emerick______Strasburg______Vegas Showdown H3/3 3 B HMWG 2 Eric Freeman Mariett a 16 Annual Game Design Seminar - - Seminar 2 Dr. Lew Pulsipher Hopewell War At Sea R1/8 5 A SwEl 5 Vince Meconi Lampeter Batt les of Am Revolution D1/1 - B Demo 1 Robert McCracken Terrace 1 Wilderness War R1/6 3 B SwEl 4 Keith Wixson Lampeter Robo Rally H3/3 3 B HWO 3 Marc Houde Ballroom B Empire Builder SF/F 5 A SE 4 Bob Stribula Limerock Galaxy ______Trucker______SF______1_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ David______Finberg______Limerock______Santa Fe Rails SF/F 1 A SE 2 Rob Kircher Strasburg ______17 Twilight Struggle D1/1 - B Demo 1 George Young Terrace 2 10 Villainous Vikings D2/3 - - Preview 1 Jeremy Stoltzfus Terrace 5 Galaxy H4/4 1 B HMWG 2 Mark Mitchell Mariett a Small World D1/1 - B Demo 1 Madison Sites Terrace 6 Navegador H1/3 3 B HMW 2 Anni Foasberg Mariett a War Party D2/3 - B Demo 1 Larry Bogucki Terrace 7 Puerto Rico H1/3 1 B HMW 2 Richard Shay Ballroom B Confl ict of Heroes H3/4 1 B HMWG 2 Jeff rey Lange Conestoga 3 For the People R1/5 5 B SE 6 Mark Herman Lampeter 18 Trains, Planes & Automobiles 1 C Junior 1 Paul Owen Vista CD Red Winter R1/4 1 B SE 3 Philip Yaure Lampeter World War I Naval Wargames - - Seminar 1 Jack Greene Hopewell Sergeants Miniatures Game H2/4 1 B HMWG 4 Jeff Billings Lampeter Amateurs to Arms D1/1 - B Demo 1 Kevin McPartland Terrace 2 Titan H5/9 daily 10,14,18,22 5 B SwEl 4 Bruno Wolff III Lampeter Dominion D1/1 - B Demo 1 Nick Ferris Terrace 1 Monsters Menace America D2/3 - C Demo 1 Mark Love Terrace 5 11 Fill the Barn 1 C Junior 1 Charlie Hoops Vista CD Sergeants Miniatures Game D2/2 - B Demo 1 Jeff Billings Terrace 3 Villainous Vikings D3/3 - - Preview 1 Jeremy Stoltzfus Terrace 5 Air Baron H3/4 4 B HMW 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Euphrat & Tigris H1/2 2 B HSW 2 Craig Moffi tt Mariett a Batt les of Am Rev Mulligan 3 B SEM 3 Robert McCracken Conestoga 2 Stone Age H2/3 5 B HWO 2 Peter Staab Ballroom B Formula De H3/3 3 C HMW 3 Joshua Githens Wheatland Thurn & Taxis H3/3 3 B HMW 2 Andy Latt o Heritage Here I Stand H2/2 6 B HMWG 5 Jeff Burdett Kinderhook Goa ___ _SF______1_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ Chris_____ Mo___ff _a______Strasburg______Lost Cities H2/3 4 B HMW 1 Ivan Lawson Heritage 12 7 Wonders D1/1 - B Demo 1 Nick Ferris Terrace 1 Rail Baron H2/3 5 B HSW 5 Ron Secunda Cornwall Puerto Rico D1/1 - B Demo 1 Richard Shay Terrace 3 History of the World SF 5 A SE 6 Craig Yope Wheatland Ace of Aces FF Circus 3/4 1 B SwEl <1 Doug Porterfi eld Hopewell Le Havre SF 3 A SE 3 Kenneth Horan Strasburg Galaxy Trucker H2/2 1 B HMW 2 David Finberg Mariett a Wellington F 4 A SE 5 Patrick Duff y Lampeter War Party Mulligan 1 B Mulligan 3 Larry Bogucki Conestoga 3 Formula Motor Racing SF/F 4 A SE 2 Chris LeFevre Wheatland Thursday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm Thursday’s Lunch Special • 12-2 pm Chef’s MarketPlace (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Main Lobby • Pasta Factory – Assorted Pasta & Sauces Chef’s Market Place (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Main Lobby • Wrap Works – Made-to-order Wrap Sandwiches Freshly-baked Lasagna, Meatballs, Italian Sausage & garlic bread. and a selection of Chef’s Soups. ______18 Thursday Schedule Friday Schedule 19

Thursday, August 1 (requires “WEEK” or “Thursday” badge; Wear your “Centurion” Shirt Day) Friday, August 2 (requires “WEEK” or “Friday” badge; Wear your “Team Shirt” Day)  Event  Class Format  GM  _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________19 Shoes: The Silent Killer - - Seminar 1 Stephanie Welch Hopewell 8 Registration - - Sign-In 13 Charles Kibler New Holland War of the Roses D2/2 - B Demo 1 Craig Fox Terrace 7 9 Blokus 1 C Junior 1 Daniel Broh-Kahn Vista CD Agricola H2/3 5 B HMWG 3 Joshua Cooper Paradise Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom Amateurs to Arms Mulligan 1 B SEM 4 Kevin McPartland Conestoga 3 Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion Dominion R1/4 (* 2/2 games) 4 B SE* 2/2 Nick Ferris Ballroom B Roach Hotel D1/1 - - Preview 1 John Poniske Terrace 4 Kremlin H3/4 3 B HMWG 3 Steve Cuccaro Wheatland Empire of the Sun D1/1 - B Demo 1 Mark Herman Terrace 4 Monsters Menace America H2/4 3 C HMWG 2 Mark Love Ballroom B Kaiser’s Pirates D2/2 - B Demo 1 Tim Rogers Terrace 7 Saint Petersburg H2/3 4 B HMWG 2 Norman Rule Heritage Air Baron H4/4 4 B HMW 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Amun-Re ______SF______3_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ Alex____ Bove______Marie_____tt_ a_ ___ Brass H3/3 3 B HMWG 3 Edward Kendrick Wheatland Bubba’s Gone Giggin’ D1/1 - - Preview 1 John Poniske Terrace 5 Castles of Burgundy H2/2 1 B HMWG 3 Barb Flaxington Heritage 20 Circus Maximus H2/3 6 B HWO 4 Jake Jacoby Conestoga 2 Memoir ‘44 D1/1 - B Demo 1 Sam Edelston Terrace 4 Kremlin H4/4 3 B HMWG 3 Steve Cuccaro Wheatland Race For the Galaxy D1/1 - B Demo 1 Rob Renaud Terrace 3 March Madness H4/4 2 B HMSE 1 Terry Coleman Cornwall StockCar Ch Racing D1/3 - B Demo 1 Michael Garton Terrace 2 Memoir ‘44 R1/6 4 B SE 2 Sam Edelston Paradise Baltimore & Ohio H4/4 3 B HMWG 3 William Wallace Wheatland Ra H4/4 4 B HMWG 2 Steve Scott Ballroom B Dominant Species H3/3 4 B HMWG 4 Dale Long Lampeter Race For the Galaxy H3/4 3 B HMW 1 Rob Renaud Ballroom B War ___ _of_ _the__ _Roses____ _H2/3______1_ ___ B______HSW______3_ ____ Craig_____ Fox______Lampeter______Rail Baron H3/3 5 B HSW 5 Ron Secunda Mariett a Speed Circuit H2/3 4 B SwEl 4 Douglas Schulz Conestoga 3 21 Batt les of Am Revolution R1/5 3 B SE >3 Robert McCracken Lampeter Superstar Baseball H3/3 FF 4 B SwEl 1 Bill Beckman Cornwall Caveman; Quest for Fire H2/3 1 B HMW 1 Jennifer Thomas Heritage Twilight Struggle R1/6 6 B Swiss 3 George Young Lampeter Last Will H2/3 1 B HMWG 2 Blair Morgen Limerock Advanced Civilization F 5 A SE 10 Kevin Youells Kinderhook Ra H3/4 4 B HMWG 2 Steve Scott Ballroom B Here I Stand SF 6 A SE 5 Jeff Burdett Kinderhook Star Wars; Queens Gambit H3/3 3 A HMWG 2 Buddy Sinigaglio Conestoga 2 Le Havre F 3 A SE 3 Kenneth Horan Strasburg StockCar Ch Racing H1/3 3 B HSW 2 Michael Garton Mariett a Thurn & Taxis SF/F 3 A SE 2 Andy Latt o Strasburg Ticket to Ride H1/3 5 B HMWG 2 Claire Brosius Ballroom B Twilight Imperium F 1 A SE 10 Michael Buccheri Wheatland Formula De F 3 A SE 3 Joshua Githens B Corridor ______Vegas Showdown SF/F 3 A SE 2 Eric Freeman Strasburg 10 Vendors Area Opens - - Sales 8 Vendors Ballroom A ______Roach Hotel D1/1 - - Preview 1 John Poniske Terrace 4 22 Pro Golf D1/1 - B Demo 1 Rob Drozd Terrace 7 Empire of the Sun R1/5 3 B SE 4 Mark Herman Lampeter Memoir ‘44 Mulligan 4 B SEM 2 Sam Edelston Paradise Kaiser’s Pirates H1/3 1 B HMWG 2 Tim Rogers Lampeter Power Grid H3/3 6 B HMW 3 Anthony Daw Heritage Leaping Lemmings H3/4 1 B HSW 2 Rick Young Mariett a Ingenious ______H3/4______2_ ___ A______HMWG______1_ ____ Peter____ _Stein______Marie_____tt _a_ ___ Race For the Galaxy H4/4 3 B HMW 1 Rob Renaud Ballroom B 23 Sandman Salute - - Meeting 1 David Dockter Good Spirits Bar Sergeants Miniatures Game H3/4 1 B HMWG 4 Jeff Billings Lampeter Gangsters H3/4 4 B HSW 3 John Pack Wheatland Win, Place & Show H2/3 1 B HWO 3 Jim Burnett Mariett a Ivanhoe H3/3 3 B HMWG 1 Brian Mongold Cornwall Titan SF 5 A SE 4 Bruno Wolff III Lampeter Pro Golf R1/2 2 B SE 2 Bruce Monnin Hopewell 11 Elchfest 1 C Junior 1 Scott Sunderlin Vista CD Titan; The Arena H2/3 3 B HMWG 1 Greg Crowe Mariett a Ra; The Dice Game H3/4 3 C HMW 1 Scott Buckwalter Ballroom B Stone Age H3/3 5 B HWO 2 Peter Staab Ballroom B BPA GAME LIBRARY: Though the emphasis at WBC is on tournaments, our space dedicated to Open ______Gaming continues to expand. The 13,000 sq ft tiered dinner theatre in the Showroom will serve as the Open 12 Agricola H3/3 5 B HMWG 3 Joshua Cooper Heritage Gaming center from Monday through Sunday featuring a revolving, updated to-the-minute projected Atlantic Storm H4/4 4 B HMW 2 John Coussis Ballroom B schedule of upcoming events, and an enlarged BPA Game Library at center stage. Caveman; Quest for Fire H3/3 1 B HMW 1 Jennifer Thomas Wheatland Thanks to the generosity of leading publishers and Alliance Distributors, the Showroom Open Automobile SF/F 3 A SE 3 Greg Schmitt gens Strasburg Gaming area provides free use of the Game Library from Monday through Saturday. BPA thanks these Star Wars; Queens Gambit R2/5 3 A SE 2 Buddy Sinigaglio Lampeter publishers for their recent game donations (made by press time): Stronghold Games, Rio Grande Games, Multi-Man, Conquistador Games, Out of the Box, Mesa Boardgames, Stratus Boardgames, Friday’s Lunch Special • 12-2 pm Days of Wonder and Indie Boards & Cards. Chef’s MarketPlace (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Abide the following rules to protect this valuable resource: Main Lobby • Peppers – Made-to-order Burritos, fresh Tortilla Chips and Salsa ______1. Complete the entire checkout sheet from the clipboard of the table you got the game from when- 13 Paydirt NFC Draft 3 B Draft 1 Harry Flawd Hopewell ever you sign a game IN or OUT. StockCar Ch Racing D2/3 - B Demo 1 Michael Garton Terrace 2 2. Borrow only one game at a time. When not in use, check games back into the library at the same Dune H3/3 4 A HMWG 5 Brad Johnson Wheatland alphabetically-arranged table using the appropriate line on the check-out sheet. Innovation R1/5 1 B SE 2 Andy Latt o Paradise 3. Library games are not to leave the Showroom unless reserved by a GM for a tournament. GMs Kaiser’s Pirates H2/3 1 B HMWG 2 Tim Rogers Lampeter should return games when their event no longer requires them. Merchant of Venus H3/3 3 B HMWG 3 Richard Irving Conestoga 3 4. Return games in the same condition with pieces properly separated and sorted. Ticket to Ride H2/3 5 B HMWG 2 Claire Brosius Ballroom B 5. The library will be unavailable Sunday so that it can be inventoried and stored. Return all Library Baltimore & Ohio SF 3 A SE 4 William Wallace Wheatland games by midnight Saturday. Castles of Burgundy SF 1 A SE 3 Barb Flaxington Limerock Dominion R2/4 (* 2/2 games) 4 A SE* 2/2 Nick Ferris Conestoga 2 Kremlin F 3 B HMWG 3 Steve Cuccaro Limerock 20 Friday Schedule ScheduleFr-Sa Schedule 2121

Friday, August 2 (requires “WEEK” or “Friday” badge; Wear your “Team Shirt” Day) Friday, August 2 (requires “WEEK” or “Friday” badge; Wear your “Team Shirt” Day)  _______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________14 Ticket to Ride 1 C Junior 2 Matt Beach Vista CD 20 Washington’s War D1/1 - B Demo 1 Marvin Birnbaum Terrace 3 ACW Artillery: Game Changer - - Seminar 2 Dana Lombardy Hopewell Adventurers H3/4 3 B HSW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Rolling for Amusement D1/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 4 Ace of Aces FF Circus 4/4 1 B SwEl <1 Doug Porterfi eld Hopewell Whitetail Wilderness D3/3 - - Preview 1 Kevin Shaud Terrace 7 Enemy In Sight H2/3 1 B HWO 3 Matt Evinger Wheatland Conquest of Paradise D1/1 - B Demo 1 Kevin McPartland Terrace 1 Leaping Lemmings H4/4 1 B HSW 2 Rick Young Strasburg Copycat D1/2 - B Demo 1 Jeremy Billones Terrace 3 Medici H2/2 1 C HWO 1 Jeff Cornett Ballroom B Paydirt H2/2 AFC 3 B HMSE 2 Harry Flawd Cornwall Puerto Rico H2/3 1 B HMW 2 Richard Shay Ballroom B StockCar Ch Racing H2/3 3 B HSW 2 Michael Garton Mariett a Air Baron SF 4 A SE 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Atlantic ______Storm_____ SF/F______4_ ___ A______SE______2___ __ John____ _Coussis______Ballroom______B__ Batt le of the Bulge SF/F 3 A SE 5 Frank Sinigaglio Conestoga 1 15 Lords of Baseball D1/1 - - Preview 2 Max Jamelli Terrace 5 Football Strategy F 2 A SE 2 Bert Schoose Cornwall Rolling for Amusement D2/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 4 Gangsters ______SF/F______4_ ___ A______SE______3___ __John____ _Pack______Marie_____tt_ a____ Alhambra H2/2 4 B HMW 2 Debbie Gutermuth Heritage 21 Charles Roberts Awards - - Meeting 1 Allan Rothberg Hopewell Catan; Cities & Knights H2/3 1 A HMWG 3 Chris Gnech Ballroom B House Divided Mulligan 3 B SEM 3 Terry Coleman Conestoga 3 Conquest of Paradise Mulligan 1 B SEM 3 Kevin McPartland Conestoga 2 Ivanhoe SF/F 3 A SE 1 Brian Mongold Cornwall Copycat Mulligan 1 B SEM 2 Jeremy Billones Conestoga 2 Medici SF/F 1 A SE 1 Jeff Cornett Ballroom B Princes of Florence H2/2 3 B HMWG 2 Eric Brosius Mariett a Race ____ For___ _the__ _Gakaxy______SF/F______3_ ___ A______SE______1___ __Rob____ Renaud______Paradise______War of the Roses H3/3 1 B HSW 3 Craig Fox Lampeter ______22 B17 Aft er Action 6 A Meeting 1 David Terry Hopewell 16 Avalon Hill Reunion - - Seminar 2 Don Greenwood Hopewell Ingenious H4/4 2 A HMWG 1 Peter Stein Ballroom B Rolling for Amusement D3/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 4 Navegador H2/3 3 B HMW 2 Anni Foasberg Heritage Andean Abyss SF 1 A SE 5 Joel Tamburo Conestoga 3 Adel Verpfl ichtet SF/F 1 A SE 1 Tom DeMarco Strasburg Galaxy SF/F 1 B SE 2 Mark Mitchell Limerock Caveman; Quest for Fire SF/F 1 A SE 1 Jennifer Thomas Paradise Galaxy Trucker F 1 A SE 2 David Finberg Limerock Princes ______of_ _Florence______SF______3_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ Eric___ _Brosius______Marie_____tt_ a____ Rail Baron SF 5 A SE 5 Ron Secunda Wheatland ______23 Memoir: The Hell of Munda - - MP Game 4 Sam Edelston Terrace 4 17 Diplomacy D1/1 - B Demo 1 Thomas Haver Terrace 7 ______Liar’s____ _Dice___ _R1/3______4_ ___ C______SE______<1___ __ Jason____ _Levine______Ballroom______B__ Tikal D1/1 - B Demo 1 Daniel Broh-Kahn Terrace 5 Gangsters H4/4 4 B HSW 3 John Pack Mariett a Saturday, Aug. 3 (“WEEK” or “Saturday” badge; Wear your “Game Club” Shirt Day) Monsters Menace America H1/3 3 C HMWG 2 Mark Love Ballroom B  Event  Class Format  GM  Small World H2/4 1 B HMW 2 Madison Sites Ballroom B ______Agricola SF/F 5 B SE 3 Joshua Cooper Paradise 8 Registration - - Sign-In 13 Charles Kibler New Holland Alhambra SF/F 4 A SE 2 Debbie Gutermuth Mariett a 9 Formula Motor Racing 1 C Junior 1 Laurie Wojtaszczyk Vista CD Anzio SF/F 1 A SE 4 Bruno Sinigaglio Conestoga 1 Open Gaming & Library - - - 15 Paul Bean Showroom Ra SF/F 4 A SE 2 Steve Scott Ballroom B Open Gaming - - - 15 No Library Services Poolside Pavilion Adventurers H4/4 3 B HSW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a 18 Ivanhoe 1 C Junior 1 Kirk Harris Vista CD Vendors Area Closes - - Sales 8 Vendors Ballroom A Age of Renaissance H3/3 4 A HMWG 5 Tedd Mullally Lampeter Batt le Cry R1/7 3 A SwEl 1 Bruce Reiff Paradise Wits & Wagers Game Show 1/2 - - MP Game 2 Scott Buckwalter Hopewell Conquest of Paradise R1/3 1 B SE 3 Kevin McPartland Conestoga 2 Last Will H3/3 1 B HMWG 2 Blair Morgen Limerock Diplomacy R2/3 4 B Swiss 5 Thomas Haver Kinderhook Saint Petersburg H3/3 4 B HMWG 2 Norman Rule Heritage Puerto Rico H3/3 1 B HMW 2 Richard Shay Heritage Sergeants Miniatures Game H4/4 1 B HMWG 4 Jeff Billings Lampeter Sett lers of Catan R1/5 6 B SwEl 2 Joseph Maiz Ballroom B Tikal H2/3 1 B HSW 2 Daniel Broh-Kahn Strasburg Small World H3/4 1 B HMW 2 Madison Sites Conestoga 3 Napoleonic Wars SF 5 A SE 5 Gareth Williams Lampeter Washington’s War R1/7 4 B SwEl 4 Marvin Birnbaum Lampeter Air Baron F 4 A SE 3 Henry Richardson Limerock Friday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm Britannia F 5 A SE 5 James Jordan Lampeter Chef’s Market Place (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Dune F 4 A HMWG 8 Brad Johnson Limerock Main Lobby • Dutch Country Pig – Carved Roast Pig, BBQ Beef Brisket, Gett ysburg SF/F 3 A SE 3 Vince Meconi Conestoga 1 and Fried Chicken, Cole Slaw, Mashed Potatoes & Biscuits Here I Stand F 6 A SE 8 Jeff Burdett Wheatland ______Kaiser’s Pirates F 1 A SE 4 Tim Rogers Wheatland Merchant of Venus SF/F 3 A SE 3 Richard Irving Limerock 19 Sett lers of Catan D1/1 - B Demo 1 Joseph Maiz Terrace 2 Panzerblitz SF/F 3 A SE 3 Rick Northey Conestoga 1 Adel Verpfl ichtet R1/5 1 C SwEl 1 Tom DeMarco Ballroom B Russian Campaign SF/F 3 A SE 4 Tom Gregorio Conestoga 1 Batt leline R1/6 1 B SwEl <1 Bruce Reiff Conestoga 2 Saint Petersburg SF/F 4 A SE 2 Norman Rule Strasburg Carcassonne H2/3 3 B HMW 1 Jennifer Visocnik Ballroom B Squad Leader SF/F 3 A SE 4 Scott Bramley Conestoga 1 Diplomacy R1/3 4 B Swiss 5 Thomas Haver Kinderhook Stone _____ Age___ _R2/4______5_ ___ A______SE______2___ __Peter____ _Staab______Cornwall______Medici H1/2 1 C HWO 1 Jeff Cornett Ballroom B Britannia SF 5 A SE 5 James Jordan Lampeter Kaiser’s Pirates SF 1 A SE 2 Tim Rogers Wheatland Help us determine next year’s Sportsmanship and Hobby Service Award winners. If you noticed anyone going “above and beyond” to make this year’s WBC a more pleasant experience for you or others, tell us about it! Send us the details at [email protected]. You Maria SF 1 A SE 5 Kaarin Engelmann Lampeter could be nominating next year’s winner! Reward good behavior... report it. War ___ _of_ _the___ Roses_____ SF______1_ ___ A______SE______3_ ____ Craig_____ Fox______Lampeter______22 Saturday Schedule Saturday Schedule 23

Saturday, Aug. 3 (“WEEK” or “Saturday” badge; Wear your “Game Club” Shirt Day) Saturday, Aug. 3 (“WEEK” or “Saturday” badge; Wear your “Game Club” Shirt Day) ______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM__________________Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________10 Vendors Area Opens - - Sales 8 Vendors Ballroom A 16 con’t Win, Place & Show H3/3 1 B HWO 3 Jim Burnett Cornwall Memoir: Perdition - - MP Game 4 Sam Edelston Terrace 4 Castles of Burgundy F 1 A SE 3 Barb Flaxington Wheatland Copycat D2/2 - B Demo 1 Jeremy Billones Terrace 3 Last Will SF/F 1 A SE 2 Blair Morgen Limerock House Divided D1/1 - B Demo 1 Terry Coleman Terrace 1 Titan; _____ The___ _Arena_____ SF/F______3_ ___ A______SE______1___ __Greg____ _Crowe______Paradise______StockCar Ch Racing D3/3 - B Demo 1 Michael Garton Terrace 2 War Party D3/3 - B Demo 1 Larry Bogucki Terrace 7 17 Planning your Business First - - Seminar 1 Steve Rawling Hopewell Sergeants Miniatures Game SF 1 A SE 4 Jeff Billings Lampeter Naval War D1/1 - B Demo 1 James Kramer Terrace 6 War of the Roses F 1 B SE 3 Craig Fox Wheatland Catan; Cities & Knights H3/3 1 A HMWG 3 Chris Gnech Ballroom B Euphrat & Tigris H2/2 2 B HSW 2 Craig Moffi tt Paradise Titan ____ _F______5_ ___ A______SE______4_ ____ Bruno______Wol___ff_ _III______Lampeter______Lost Cities H3/3 4 B HMW <1 Ivan Lawson Heritage 11 Apples to Apples 1 C Junior 1 Joanna Melton Vista CD Andean Abyss F 1 A SE 5 Joel Tamburo Wheatland  Amateurs to Arms R1/4 1 B SE 4 Kevin McPartland Conestoga 2 Navegador SF/F 3 A SE 2 Anni Foasberg Wheatland Carcassonne H3/3 3 B HMW 1 Jennifer Visocnik Heritage Rail Baron F 5 A SE 5 Ron Secunda Wheatland Copycat R1/3 1 A SE 2 Jeremy Billones Mariett a StockCar Ch Racing F 3 A SE 3 Michael Garton Mariett a House Divided R1/5 3 B SE 3 Terry Coleman Lampeter Wooden Ships SF/F 3 A SE 2 Tim Hitchings Conestoga 1 StockCar Ch Racing H3/3 3 B HSW 2 Michael Garton Mariett a ______Tikal H3/3 1 B HSW 2 Daniel Broh-Kahn Wheatland 18 Vendors Area Closes - - Sales 8 Vendors Ballroom A White Star Rising R1/4 1 B SE 2 Sean Druelinger Conestoga 3 Life Beyond Board Games - - Seminar 1 Stephanie Welch Hopewell Power ______Grid____ SF______6_ ___ A______SE______3_ ____ Anthony______Daw______Strasburg______Naval War R1/2 1 B SE 3 James Kramer Lampeter 12 Stalingrad: Turning Point Batt le - - Seminar 2 Dana Lombardy Hopewell Age of Renaissance F 4 A SE 5 Tedd Mullally Wheatland Kingdom of Heaven R1/4 1 B SE 4 Scott de Brestian Conestoga 3 Maria F 1 A SE 5 Kaarin Engelmann Lampeter Ra; The Dice Game H4/4 3 C HMW 1 Scott Buckwalter Heritage Napoleonic Wars F 5 A SE 5 Gareth Williams Lampeter War Party R1/3 1 B SE 3 Larry Bogucki Lampeter Small World SF/F 1 A SE 2 Madison Sites Limerock Carcassonne SF/F 3 A SE 1 Jennifer Visocnik Limerock Dominant Species SF/F 4 A SE 4 Dale Long Wheatland Saturday’s Dinner Special • 6-9 pm Chef’s MarketPlace (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer Saturday’s Lunch Special • 12-2 pm Main Lobby • Dutch Country Pig – Carved Roast Pig, BBQ Beef Brisket, Chef’s Market Place (see back cover) • Ballroom Foyer and Fried Chicken, Cole Slaw, Mashed Potatoes & Biscuits Main Lobby • Baked Potato Bar – Big Baked Potatoes with Assorted Toppings 19 Slapshot 1 C Junior 1 Mark Yoshikawa Vista CD ______Wits & Wagers Game Show 2/2 - - MP Game 2 Scott Buckwalter Hopewell 13 Confl ict of Heroes H4/4 1 B HMWG 2 Jeff rey Lange Conestoga 2 Monsters Menace America D3/3 - C Demo 1 Craig Melton Terrace 5 Navegador H3/3 3 B HMW 2 Anni Foasberg Heritage Yspahan D1/1 - B Demo 1 Chris Yaure Terrace 2 Small World H4/4 1 B HMW 2 Madison Sites Ballroom B Circus Maximus H3/3 6 B HWO 4 Jake Jacoby Conestoga 2 Amun-Re F 3 A SE 2 Alex Bove Cornwall Diplomacy R3/3 4 B Swiss 5 Thomas Haver Kinderhook Dominion SF/F 4 A SE* 2 Nick Ferris Mariett a Euphrat & Tigris SF/F 2 A SE 2 Craig Moffi tt Paradise Robo Rally SF 3 A SE 3 Marc Houde Limerock Lost Cities R2/6 4 A SE <1 Ivan lawson Heritage 14 Monsters Menace America 1 C Junior 2 Mark Love Vista CD Win, ____ Place_____ &__ Show_____ F______1_ ___ A______SE______3_ ____ Jim___ _Burne____tt______Cornwall______Memoir: Wamach & Bigonville - - MP Game 4 Sam Edelston Terrace 4 20 Monsters Menace America H4/4 3 C HMWG 2 Mark Love Ballroom B Rusted Bullet D1/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 2 Speed Circuit H3/3 4 B SwEl 4 Douglas Schulz Conestoga 3 Titan; The Arena H3/3 3 B HMWG 1 Greg Crowe Paradise Yspahan R1/3 1 B SE 1 Chris Yaure Wheatland Ace of Aces Circus SF/F 1 A Swiss <1 Doug Porterfi eld Hopewell Adventurers SF/F 3 A SE 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Afrika Korps SF/F 1 A SE 4 Jonathan Lockwood Conestoga 1 Catan; Cities & Knights SF/F 1 A SE 3 Chris Gnech Ballroom B Baltimore & Ohio F 3 A SE 5 William Wallace Kinderhook  Brass SF/F 3 A SE 3 Edward Kendrick Strasburg Leaping Lemmings SF/F 1 B HSW 2 Rick Young Strasburg Manifest Destiny F 1 A SE 4 Bill Crenshaw Limerock Waterloo ______SF/F______3_ ___ A______SwEl______4___ __ Marty______Musella______Conestoga______1_ Sergeants______Miniatures______Game_____ F __1_ ___ A______SE______4_ ____ Je__ff _ Billings______Lampeter______15 Rusted Bullet D2/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 2 Pirate’s Cove H4/4 5 B HMW 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a 21 Facts In Five R1/1 2 C Swiss 2 John Corrado Hopewell Ticket to Ride H3/3 5 B HMWG 2 Claire Brosius Ballroom B Tikal ____ _SF/F______1_ ___ A______SE______2___ __Daniel______Broh-Kahn______Limerock______Confl ict of Heroes SF/F 1 A SE 2 Jeff rey Lange Conestoga 2 22 Egizia F 3 A SE 2 Andrew Emerick Strasburg History of the World F 5 A SE 6 Craig Yope Wheatland Goa F 1 A SE 2 Chris Moff a Strasburg Puerto Rico R2/4 1 A SE 2 Richard Shay Ballroom B Power Grid F 6 A SE 3 Anthony Daw Mariett a Ra; ___ The___ _Dice____ Game_____ R2/4______3_ ___ A______SE______1___ __Sco___tt_ _Buckwalter______Cornwall______Princes ______of_ _Florence______F______3_ ___ A______SE______2_ ____ Eric___ _Brosius______Marie_____tt_ a____ 16 Math Trade - - Seminar 1 Eric Sokolowsky Hopewell 23 World At War Aft ermath 6 A Meeting 1 Mike Crowe Hopewell Rusted Bullet D3/3 - - Preview 1 Garrett Herdter Terrace 2 Slapshot R1/3 4 C SE 1 Sean McCulloch Ballroom B Att ack Sub D1/1 - B Demo 1 Steve Caler Terrace 3 ______Euphrat & Tigris D1/1 - B Demo 1 Craig Moffi tt Terrace 1 24 Library Closed - - - - Return all games Showroom 24 Sun. 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Sunday, Aug. 4 WBC (requires “WEEK” or “Sunday” badge) Annual Game Design Seminar Charles S. Roberts Awards Presentation ______Event________ _Class______Format________ ___GM____________Th16 • Hopewell • Dr. Lew Pulsipher Fr21 • Hopewell • Allan Rothberg Dr. Pulsipher (designer of Britannia) teaches Allan Rothberg, one of the executive directors 7 Christian ______Religious______Services______- ____ - _____ Meeting______1_ ____ John____ Poniske______Showroom______game design at the university level. for the Charles S. Roberts Awards, will Armistice After Action - - Meeting 1 Don Greenwood Showroom 8 World War I Naval Wargames announce the 2012 winners for excellence in the Registration Turn in all Event paperwork & pick up prizes ASAP New Holland historical wargaming hobby. ______Th18 • Hopewell • Jack Greene Open Gaming - - - 9 Paul Bean Showroom 9 With the centennial of Jutland closing fast, a Trans America D1/1 - B Demo 1 Dave Bohnenberger Terrace 1 B17 Aft er Action Debriefi ng Att ack Sub R1/6 3 B SwEl 1 Steve Caler Lampeter new battleship game designed on the 1916 battle Fr22 • Hopewell • David Terry Enemy In Sight H3/3 1 B HWO 3 Matt Evinger Wheatland can’t be far behind. Jack Greene of Quarterdeck Get a glimpse of the madness (or camaraderie) Circus Maximus F 6 A SE 4 Jake Jacoby Conestoga 2 Games fame designed Fleet Admiral in 1990. Jack that is the WBC B17 phenomenon, still growing Ingenious SF/F 2 A SE 1 Peter Stein Mariett a will discuss Battleship design and its impact on after 22 years. Rehash the missions just flown  March Madness SF/F 2 A SE 1 Terry Coleman Cornwall Jutland, the role of range-finding at long range, Monsters Menace USA SF/F 3 A SE 2 Mark Love Ballroom B and take home medals and prizes. and Germany’s quantity (not quality) fleet. Paydirt F 3 A SE 2 Harry Flawd Cornwall Stalingrad: Turning Point Analysis Pirate’s Cove SF/F 5 A SE 2 Larry Lingle Mariett a Shoes: The Silent Killer Puerto Rico SF/F 1 A SE 2 Richard Shay Ballroom B Sa12 • Hopewell • Dana Lombardy Robo Rally F 3 A SE 3 Marc Houde Ballroom B Th19 • Hopewell • Stephanie Welch Dana Lombardy, designer of Streets of Stalingrad, Speed Circuit F 4 A SE 4 Douglas Schulz Conestoga 3 In Part 3 of How to Win at Being Human, has spent more than 20 years studying the most Superstar Baseball R2/4 4 A SE 1 Bill Beckman Cornwall Stephanie will show you how almost every famous battle of World War II. Presentation  Ticket to Ride R2/4 5 A SE 2 Claire Brosius Ballroom B musculoskeletal disorder—back and neck pain, includes maps, charts, and diagrams to explain Wilderness War SF/F 3 A SE 4 Keith Wixson Lampeter arthritis, stenosis, impingements, sciatica, disc the strategies, operations, and tactics of that Yspahan ______R2/4______1_ ___ A______SE______1___ __Chris_____ Yaure______Wheatland______issues, flat feet, IT band problems, bad knees battle. Includes a “sneak peek” at Dana’s start up 10 Vendors Area Opens - - Sales 8 Vendors Ballroom A and hips—stems from wearing shoes. You may company 1A Games’ new Stalingrad expansion. Trans America R1/3 1 B SE 1 Dave Bohnenberger Paradise ______end up thinking differently about your body. 12 Enemy In Sight F 1 A SE 3 Matt Evinger Wheatland No-Ship Math Trade Game Exchange ______ACW Artillery: Game Changer? 14 Registration Closes See You Next Year – August 4th – 10th, 2014 New Holland Sa16 • Hopewell • Eric Sokolowsky ______Fr14 • Hopewell • Dana Lombardy If you participated in the Math Trade, show up Dana will present diagrams and data to show at this seminar to make the physical exchanges. WBC Seminar Descriptions how artillery evolved in the Union Army of the Potomac during the American Civil War, Planning Your Business – Before You Begin WBC Videos Paydirt Draft and compares its effectiveness to the guns used Sa17 • Hopewell • Steve Rawlings Daily 11 • Hopewell • Debbie Gutermuth We13 AFC & Fr13 NFC • Hopewell • H. Flawd by their primary opponent, Robert E. Lee’s ATO Publisher Steve Rawlings shares his secrets Take a break and relive WBCs past with Debbie’s Each team is rated with a power rating. Draft Confederate Army of Northern Virginia. Gun on laying the foundations of your business annual photo montage set to appropriate music. your teams in comfort and style like the real types, numbers and organization, plus a look before you design your first game. A different year/film is shown each day. billionaires and then immediately adjourn to back at artillery during the Napoleonic Wars. Cornwall to fight it out on the gridiron. Life Beyond Board Games WBC Legion Avalon Hill Reunion Sa18 • Hopewell • Stephanie Welch Tu17• Hopewell • Ken Whitesell Gaming & Ethics Fr16 • Hopewell • Don Greenwood How to Win at Being Human series, part 4. If Avaloncon/WBC veterans discuss plans for the We16 • Hopewell • Joel Tamburo For many of us, the “hobby” began with the I could teach you how your brain works, how upcoming 25th Anniversary. How do the ethical standards we use in our products of the Avalon Hill Game company. The it influences your interpretation of reality, everyday lives project into our gaming persona? why it generates emotions and stress, and Superstar Baseball Draft passing of two of our colleagues in the past year For example, how do our everyday ethics affect has brought many of those employees back again how to consciously rewire the way it reacts to Tu19 • Hopewell • Bill Beckman the “stab” in games like Diplomacy? Is it okay to in 2013 to relive the old days one more time. Join every situation, would you consider thinking Draft teams for any/all of three daily heats. lie while playing a game? us as the largest gathering of AH designers ever differently about your mental health and Teams will be seeded by Heat record. A 8-0 team assembled retell old tales. Pose the questions relationships? is a higher seed than a 6-0 team. Give Me Butt er or Give Me Death We19 • Hopewell • Stephanie Welch you always wanted to know while we still can— A World At War Awards hopefully—remember the answers. How to Win at Being Human How to Win at Being Human series, part 2. If I Sa23 • Hopewell • Mike Crowe Tu20 • Hopewell • Stephanie Welch could explain to you how the familiar low-cal, Wits & Wagers Game Show Ever wonder how they resolve a tournament of a If I could reveal to you the neuroscience behind low-fat, whole-grain concept of nutrition creates Fr18 & Sa19 • Hopewell • Scott Buckwalter game with one 52-hr round? They vote on it! Join why we like games, and show you that the main the anthithesis of the conditions needed for In this 90-minute trivia event you can win Bruce Harper and his crew of dedicated zealots way our experience of real life differs is that we sustainable weight loss, improving health, and without knowing any trivia. Seven teams of for the world’s longest playtest resolution as they don’t know the rules, and then teach you the building muscle, would you consider thinking from 4-10 players compete to win prizes. Bring relive their recently-concluded alternate WWII rules, would you be more interested in playing? differently about food? your own team or form one when you arrive. history recreation and decide who fared the best. 2626 Event DescriptionsSchedule ScheduleEvent Descriptions 2727

ALPHABETICAL TOURNAMENT LISTING: Class A (red) events have a black code box. B-17 – GM: David Terry; Swiss; A; 6; three consecutive 3-hour rounds. Th9 (Paradise); After Action B17 Briefing: Fr22 (Hopewell). CClasslass B (yellow) events have a gray code box. Class C (green) events have a white code box. All ______Demonstrations take place in Paradise Terrace. BALTIMORE & OHIO – GM: Wm Wallace; HMWG; B; 3; Demo Tu18, We10, We18 (T6); four 3-hour B&O heats Tu20 & We13 (Ballroom B), Th13 & Th20 (Wheatland) advance 8 to Fr13 SF (Wheatland) and SEVEN WONDERS – Nick Ferris; SwEl; B, 4; Demo: Th12 (T1); two continuous 1-hour rounds of Sa14 Final (Kinderhook). 7WS 4-player games advance up to 50 to SE. Th13 in Ballroom B. ______BATTLE CRY – GM: Bruce Reiff; SwEl; A; 3; four continuous 1-hour games advance those with 18XX – GM Pierre LeBoeuf; HMWG; B, 6; Demo: PC Sa9 (T4); Pre-Con with four 5-hour heats PC BCY 8XX Sa10, PC Sa17, PC Su10, PC Su17 (Limerock) advance 16 to SF/Final: Mo9 (Strasburg). three wins to SE Sa9 (Paradise). ______BATTLE OF THE BULGE ’81 – GM: Frank Sinigaglio; FF SwEl; A; 3; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC ACE OF ACES – GM: Douglas Porterfield; FF SwEl; B, 1; Demo: We21 (T1); Play anytime; recom- B81 AOA mended circus opportunities Tu21, We22, Th12 and Fr20 in Hopewell. SF/Final Sa14 in Hopewell. Sa10 in Heritage & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Fr20. ______BATTLELINE – GM: Bruce Reiff; SwEl; B; 1; Demo: Tu17 (T2); three continuous 40-minute games ACQUIRE – GM: Cliff Ackman; SwEl; B; 3; Demo: Tu20 (T1); three 2-hour heats Tu21 (Marietta), BAT ACQ We9 (Limerock), We14 (Paradise); SF/Final Th13 (Limerock). advance eight to SE Fr19 (Conestoga 2). ______BATTLES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION – GM: Robert McCracken; SE Mulligan; B; 3; Demo: ADEL VERPFLICHTET – GM: Tom DeMarco; SwEl; C; 1; three 1-hour continuous rounds Fr19 BAR ADV (Ballroom B) advance up to 25 for SF/Final Fr22 (Strasburg). Th16 (T1); Mulligan Round Th18 (Conestoga 2) advances winners to Round 2 Fr9 (Lampeter). Five ______continuous SE rounds begin Th21 (Lampeter). ______ADVANCED CIVIIZATION – GM: Kevin Youells; HSW; A;5; two 8-hour heats We9 & Th9 advance ACV eight to Final Fr9. (Kinderhook). BITTER WOODS – GM: Bruno Sinigaglio; SE Mulligan; A; 4; Mulligan Round Tu18 (Heritage) ad- ______BWD vances winners to Round 2 We16 (Lampeter). Five continuous SE rounds begin We10 (Lampeter). ______ADVENTURERS – GM: Larry Lingle; HSW; B; 3; Demo: We11 (T4) by Barett Straub; four 2-hour AVU two-game heats We15, Th13, Fr20 & Sa9 advance to Sa20 SF/Final (Marietta). BRASS – GM: Edward Kendrick; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: Tu20 (T5); three 3-hour heats Tu21 (Limer- ______BRS ock), We20 & Fr9 (Wheatland) advance 16 to Sa14 SF and Sa17 Final (Strasburg). ______AFRIKA KORPS – GM: Jonathan Lockwood; FF SwEl; B; 1; Demo: Mo17 (T2); Grognard Pre-Con AFK begins PC Sa10 in Heritage & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa14. BREAKOUT NORMANDY – GM: Andrew Cummins; SE Mulligan; B; 3; Demo: Tu17(T1); Mulligan ______BKN Round Tu18 (Lampeter) advances winners to Round 2 We14. Five continuous SE rounds begin We9 AGE OF RENAISSANCE – GM: Tedd Mullally; HMWG; A; 4; three 5-hour heats: PC Sa18 (Kinder- (Lampeter). ______AOR hook), Tu18 (Lampeter), Sa9 (Lampeter). Final: Sa18 (Wheatland). ______BRITANNIA – GM: James Jordan; HSW; B; Demo: We12 (T7); three 5-hour heats Tu18, We13, Th9 AGRICOLA – GM: Joshua Cooper; HMWG; B; 5; Demo: We13 (T2); three 3-hour heats: We17 (Ball- BRI advance 16 to Fr19 SF and Sa9 Final. All in Lampeter. ______AGR room A), Th19 (Paradise), Fr12 (Heritage) advance 16 to Fr17 SF/Final (Paradise). ______CAN’T STOP – GM: Rebecca Hebner; SE; C; four continuous (and loud) 30-minute rounds to conclu- AIR BARON – GM: Henry Richardson; HMW; B; 4; Demo: Tu17 (T5); four 3-hour heats Tu18, We18, CNS sion. We23 (Ballroom B). ______ABN Th18 & Fr9 (Limerock) advance 25 to Fr20 SF and Sa9 Final also in Limerock. ______CARCASSONNE – GM: Jennifer Visocnik; HMW; B; Demo: We18 (T1); 3; 4-player games We19 ALHAMBRA – GM: Debbie Gutermuth; HMW; B; 4; Demo: We17 (T1); two 2-hour heats We18 CAR (Heritage), Fr19 (Ballroom B), and Sa11 (Heritage) advance 16/25 to Sa12 SF/Final (Limerock). ALH (Paradise) and Fr15 (Heritage) advance 25 to Fr17 SF/Final (Marietta). ______CASTLES OF BURGUNDY – GM: Barb Flaxington; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: We19 (T6); two 3-hour heats AMATEURS TO ARMS – GM: Kevin McPartland; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: Th18 (T2); 4-hour Mul- COB We21 (Limerock) and Fr9 (Heritage) advance 16 to Fr13 SF (Limerock) and Sa16 Final (Wheatland). ATA ligan Round Th19 (Conestoga 3) advances winners to Sa15 Rd 2. Four continuous rounds begin Sa11 ______(Conestoga 2). ______CATAN: CITIES & KNIGHTS – GM: Chris Gnech; HMWG; A; 1; three 3-hour heats We20 (Ballroom C&K A), Fr15 & Sa17 (Ballroom B) advance 16 to Sa20 SF/Final (Ballroom B). AMUN-RE – GM: Alex Bove; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: Tu21 (T2); three 2-hour heats Mo17 (Ballroom ______AMR B), We13 (Ballroom B) and Th15 (Heritage) advance 16/25 to Th19 SF (Marietta) and Sa13 Final CAVEMEN; QUEST FOR FIRE – GM: Jennifer Thomas; HMW; B; Demo: We21 (T3); 1; three 1-hour (Cornwall). CQF heats We22 & Th21 (Heritage), Fr12 (Wheatland) advance 16/25 to Fr22 SF/Final (Paradise). ______ANDEAN ABYSS – GM: Joel Tamburo; HSW; B; 1; Demo: We18 (T7); two 5-hour heats We19 (Con- AAY estoga 3) and Th13 (Conestoga 2) advance 16 to SF Fr16 (Conestoga 3) and Sa17 Final (Wheatland). CIRCUS MAXIMUS – GM: John Jacoby; HWO; B; 6; Demo: Th9 (T1); three 4-hour heats Tu18 (Para- ______CMS dise), Fr9 & Sa19 (Conestoga 2) advance winners to Su9 Final (Conestoga 2). ______ANZIO – GM: Bruno Sinigaglio; FF SwEl; A; 1; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 in Heritage & ANZ shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Fr17. COMBAT COMMANDER – GM: Bryan Collars; SwEl; B; 5; Demo: Tu19 (T1); four continuous ______CBC 3-hour rounds advance four to SE. We9 (Conestoga 2). ______ATLANTIC STORM – GM: John Coussis; HMW; B; 4; Demo: We19 (T1); four 2-hour heats Tu18, ACS We20, Th9 and Fr12 advance winners to Fr14 SF/Final (Ballroom B). COMMANDS & COLORS ANCIENTS – GM: Andy Lewis; SwEl; A; 4; three consecutive, 1.3-hour ______CCA rounds of pool play advance 16 to SE. Th9 (Conestoga 2). ______ATTACK SUB – GM: Steve Caler; SwEl; B; 3; Demo: Sa16 (T3); three 1-hour swiss rounds advance ATS eight to SE. Su9 (Lampeter). COMMANDS & COLORS NAPOLEONICS – GM: Daniel Broh-Kahn; SE Mulligan; A; 3; Mulligan ______CCN Round We9 (Lampeter) advances winners to Round 2 We13. Five continuous, 2-hour SE rounds be- AUCTION – GM: Bruce Reiff; SE Mulligan; B; 2; Demo: Tu17 (T2); Tu18 Mulligan Round (Cornwall) gin We11 (Lampeter). ______AUC advances winners to SF We16; three 1-hour rounds commence We15 (Strasburg). ______CONFLICT OF HEROES – GM: Jeff Lange; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: We12 (T3); four 2-hour heats Tu18, AUTOMOBILE – GM: Greg Schmittgens; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: We11 (T3); two 3-hour heats Tu18 COH We13, Th10 (Conestoga 3), and Sa13 (Conestoga 2) advance 4/8 to SE. Sa15 (Conestoga 2). ______AUT (Marietta), We15 (Limerock) advance 16 to Fr12 SF/Final (Strasburg). ______CONQUEST OF PARADISE – GM: Kevin McPartland; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: Fr14 (T1); Mul- AXIS & ALLIES – GM: Joe Powell; SwEl; A; 3; Pre-Con’s three 5-hour swiss rounds advance four to CQP ligan Round Fr15 (Conestoga 2) advances winners to SF Sa12. Three continuous, 3-hour SE A&A SE. PC Sa13 (Marietta). rounds begin Sa9. 28 Event DescriptionsSchedule ScheduleEvent Descriptions 29

COPYCAT – GM: Jeremy Billones; SE Mulligan; B;1; Demo: Fr14 & Sa10 (T3); Mulligan Round Fr15 (Con- GOA – GM: Chris Moffa; HMW; B; 1; Demo: Tu17 (T4); two 2-hr heats Tu18 (Strasburg) and We15 CYC estoga 2) advances winners to Rd 2 Sa13 (Marietta). Continuous 2-hour rounds commence Sa11 (Marietta). GOA (Marietta) advance 16 to Th11 SF & Sa22 Final (Strasburg). ______DIPLOMACY – GM: Thomas Haver; Swiss; B; 4; Demo: Fr17 (T7); three 5-hour rounds Fr19, Sa9 GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF THE ACW – GM: Justin Rice; SwEl; B; 3; Demo: We9 (T2); three continu- DIP and Sa19 (Kinderhook). Traditional Best Country plaques supplement the awards. GCA ous 5-hour rounds We11 advance eight to SE Th9 & Final Sa9. All in Laurel Grove. ______DOMINANT SPECIES – GM: Dave Long; HMWG; B; 4; Demo: Tu18 (T5); three 4-hour heats Tu19, HAMMER OF THE SCOTS – GM: Randall MacInnis; SwEl; B;3; Demo: Tu20 (T3); three continuous DSP We10, Th20 (Lampeter) advance to Sa12 SF/Final in Wheatland. HOS 3-hour rounds We9 advance four to SE (Ballroom A). ______DOMINION – GM: Nick Ferris; SE; B; 4; Demo: Th18 (T1); two-game, 1.5-hour rounds advance 64, HANNIBAL – GM: Stuart Tucker; Swiss; A; 6; Pre-Con: five consecutive 5-hour rounds PC DOM 16 and 4 respectively; Th19 (Ballroom B); Quarterfinals: Fr13 (Conestoga 2); SF/Final: Sa13 (Marietta). HRC Su13 (Paradise). ______DUNE – GM: Brad Johnson; HMWG; A; 4; three 5-hour heats We17 (Strasburg), Th9 & Fr13 (Wheat- HERE I STAND - GM: Jeff Burdett; HMWG; B; 6; Demo: Tu17 & Th15 (T7); two 5-hour heats Tu19 DUN land) advance six to Sa9 Final (Limerock). HIS & Th18 (Kinderhook) advance 18 to Fr9 SF (Kinderhook) and Sa9 Final (Wheatland). ______EGIZIA – GM: Andrew Emerick; HSW; B; 3; Demo: We16 (T1); two 2-hour heats We20 & Th13 HISTORY OF THE WORLD – GM: Craig Yope; HSW; B; 5; Demo: We17 (T6); two 6-hour heats Tu18 EGZ (Heritage) advance to Th15 SF and Sa22 Final (Strasburg). HWD (Wheatland) and We18 (Kiderhook) advance 18 to Th18 SF & Sa15 Final (Wheatland). ______EL GRANDE – GM: Rob Flowers; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: We17 (T5); three 2-hour heats Tu18, We18 & A HOUSE DIVIDED – GM: Terry Coleman; SE Mulligan; B; 3; Demo: Sa10 (T1); Mulligan Round ELG Th9 (Ballroom B) advance 16/25 to Th13 SF/Final (Strasburg). AHD Fr21 (Conestoga 3) advances winners to Sa14 Round 2 (Lampeter). Five consecutive 3-hour rounds ______Sa11 (Lampeter). ELCHFEST – GM: Dan Dolan Sr; SE; B; 1; Demo: Tu21 (T1); six consecutive rounds of best 2-of-3 elk ______ELC combats. Tu22 (Paradise). INGENIOUS – GM: Peter Stein; HMWG; A; 2; four 1-hour heats Tu22 (Ballroom A), We14 (Ballroom ______ING B), Th22 (Marietta) and Fr 22 (Ballroom B); advance 16 to Su9 SF/Final (Marietta). EMPIRE BUILDER – GM: Bob Stribula; HMWG; B; 6; Demo: Tu17 (T6); three 4-hour heats Tu18, ______EPB We9, & We13 (Wheatland) advance to Th9 SF/Final (Limerock). INNOVATION – GM: Andy Latto; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: We17 (T3); Mulligan Round Th9 (Her- ______IOV itage) advances winners to Fr15 Round 2 (Paradise). Five consecutive 1-hour rounds Fr13 (Paradise). EMPIRE OF THE SUN – GM: Mark Herman; SE; B; 3; Demo: Fr9 (T4); four continuous 3-hour ______EOS rounds of the 1943 scenario Fr10 (Lampeter) advance to Final Campaign scenario. IVANHOE – GM: Brian Mongold; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: Tu22 (T3); three 1-hour heats Tu23 (Ball- ______IVH room A), We23 (Heritage), Th23 (Cornwall), advance 16 to Fr21 SF/Final (Cornwall). ENEMY IN SIGHT – GM: Matt Evinger; HWO; B; 1; Demo: We15 (T6); three 3-hour heats We16 ______EIS (Lampeter), Fr20 & Su9 (Wheatland) advance winners to Su12 Final (Wheatland). JULIUS CAESAR – GM: Justin Thompson; SwEl; B; 2; Demo: We22 (T2); three consecutive 3-hour ______JUC rounds Th9 (Lampeter) advance four to SE. EUPHRAT & TIGRIS – GM: Craig Moffitt; HSW; B; 2; Demo: Sa16 (T1); two 2-hour heats Th11 ______E&T (Marietta) and Sa17 (Paradise) advance 16 to Sa19 SF/Final (Paradise). KAISER’S PIRATES – GM: Tim Rogers; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: We19 & Fr9 (T7); three 2-hour heats ______KPR Fr10, Fr13 & Fr16 (Lampeter) advance winners to Fr19 SF & Sa9 Final (Wheatland). FACTS IN FIVE – GM: John Corrado; Swiss; C; five continuous 10-minute rounds. Sa21 (Hopewell). ______FI5 ______KINGDOM OF HEAVEN – GM: Scott de Brestian; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: We13 (T4); Mulligan  KOH round We15 advances winners to Rd 2 Sa16. Continuous rounds begin Sa12. (Conestoga 3). A FEW ACRES OF SNOW – GM: Nick Page; SE Mulligan; B; 3; Demo: Mo11 (T1); Pre-Con Mulligan Round ______FAS PC Su21 (Marietta) advances winners to Round 2 Mo14. Five continuous 2-hour rounds Mo12 (Marietta). ______KREMLIN – GM: Steve Cuccaro; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: We16 (T5); four 3-hour heats We18, Th15,  KRM Th19, Fr9 (Wheatland) advance 6 to Fr13 Final (Limerock). FOOTBALL STRATEGY – GM: Bert Schoose; HMSE; B; 3; Demo: We17 (T2); two heats of continu- ______FBS ous 2-hour rounds of SE play Mo16 & We18 (Cornwall). Final: Fr20 (Cornwall). ______LABYRINTH – GM: Stephen Aslett; SE Mulligan; A; 4; Mulligan Round Tu18 (Conestoga 1) advances  LBY winners to We11 Round 2 (Conestoga 3). Five consecutive 2-hour rounds begin We9 (Conestoga 3). FOR THE CROWN – GM: Joshua Gottesman; SE; B; 1; Demo: We12 (T1); Continuous 2-hr rounds. ______FTC We16 (Lampeter). ______LAST WILL – GM: Blair Morgen; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: We15 (T2); three 2-hour heats We16 (Ball-  LWL room B), Th21 & Fr18 (Limerock) advance 16 to Sa16 SF/Final (Limerock). FOR THE PEOPLE – GM: Mark Herman; SE; B; 3; Demo: Th9 (T4); continuous 6-hour rounds. Th10 ______FTP (Lampeter). ______LE HAVRE – GM: Kenneth Horan; HMW; B; 3; Demo: Tu20 (T4); two 3-hour heats Tu21 (Marietta) FORMULA DE – GM: Joshua Githens; HMW; C; 3; three 3-hour heats Mo19 & We11 (Ballroom A), LHV and Th15 (Cornwall) advance 16 to Th18 SF & Fr9 Final (Strasburg). FDE Th18 (Wheatland) advance ten to Th21 Final (Ballroom B Corridor). ______LEAPING LEMMINGS – GM: Rick Young; HSW; B; 1; Demo: Tu19 (T5); four 2-hour heats FORMULA MOTOR RACING – GM: Chris LeFevre; HMW; B; 4; Demo: We15 (T7); three 2-hour LLM FMR Tu20 (Ballroom B), We9 (Strasburg), Fr10 (Marietta) & Fr20 (Strasburg) advance 16 to Sa20 SF/ heats Tu20, We16 & Th9 (Ballroom B), advance 18 to Th12 SF/Final (Wheatland). Final (Strasburg). ______GALAXY – GM: Mark Mitchell; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: Mo18 & We11 (T3); four 2-hour heats Mo19 & LID LIAR’S DICE – GM: Jason Levine; SE; C; 4; three consecutive 45-minute rounds till completion Fr23 GXY We14 (Paradise), We22 (Cornwall), Th17 (Marietta) advance 16 to Fr16 SF/Final (Limerock). (Ballroom B). ______GALAXY TRUCKER – GM: David Finberg; HMW; B; 1; Demo: Tu21 (T3); two 2-hour heats We20 LOST CITIES – GM: Ivan Lawson; HMW; B; 3; Demo: We11 (T1); three 1-hour heats We13, Th18, & GXT (Ballroom B) and Th12 (Marietta) advance 9/25 to Th16 SF & Fr16 Final (Limerock). LST ______Sa17 (Heritage) with a chance for newcomers to play twice in the last heat advance 32 to Sa19 con- tinuous rounds of SE (Heritage). GANGSTERS – GM: John Pack; HSW; C; 4; Demo: Tu21 (T4); four 3-hour heats Mo21 (Marietta), ______GSR Tu22 & Th23 (Wheatland), Fr17 (Marietta) advance to Fr20 SF/Final (Marietta). ______MANIFEST DESTINY – GM: Bill Crenshaw; HMWG; B; 1; two 4-hour Heats Tu20 (Strasburg), MFD We20 (Ballroom A) advance five to Sa20 Final (Limerock). GETTYSBURG – GM: Vince Meconi; FF SwEl; A; 3; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 in Heritage ______GBG & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa9.  ______MANOEUVRE – GM: Andy Lewis; SwEl; A; 3; four 1-hour rounds Mo13 (Ballroom B) advance MAN eight to SE. ______30 Event DescriptionsSchedule ScheduleEvent Descriptions 31

MARCH MADNESS – GM: Terry Coleman; HMSE; B; 2; Demo: Tu18 (T2); four heats of continuous RACE FOR THE GALAXY – GM: Rob Renaud; HMW; B; 3; Demo: Th20 (T3); four 1-hour heats We9 MMS 45-minute rounds Tu19, We9, Th9, Fr9 to advance four to Su9 SF/Final (Cornwall). RFG & We10 (Paradise), Fr9 & Fr10 (Ballroom B) advance 16 to Fr21 SF/Final (Paradise) ______MARIA – GM: Kaarin Engelmann; HSW; B; 1; Demo: Mo17 & We17 (T4); two heats of 5-hr, 3-play- RAIL BARON – GM: Ron Secunda; HSW; B; 5; Demo: We17 (T7); three 5-hour heats We18 (Wheat- MAR er games Mo19 (Marietta) & We19 (Ballroom A) advance 9 to Fr19 SF and Sa18 Final (Lampeter). RBN land), Th18 (Cornwall), Fr9 (Marietta) advance 16 to Fr16 SF and Sa17 Final (Wheatland). ______MEDICI – GM: Jeff Cornett; HWO; C; 1; two 1-hour heats Fr19 &, Fr20, advance winners to Fr21 SF/ RED WINTER – GM: Philip Yaure; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: We18 & Th9 (T4); We19 Mulligan MED Final (Ballroom B). RWR Round Winners advance to Th13 Round 2. Continuous 3-hour rounds commence Th10 (Lampeter). ______MEMOIR ’44 – GM: Sam Edelston; SE Mulligan; B; 4; Demo: Th20 (T4); Mulligan Round Th22 ad- ROBO RALLY – GM: Marc Houde; HWO; B; 3; Demo: We14 (T3); three 3-hour heats Tu21 (Cones- M44 vances winners to Fr11 Round 2. Six consecutive 2-hour rounds of two-game matches begin Fr9 RRY toga 1), We15 (Heritage), Th16 (Ballroom B) advance winners to Sa13 SF (Limerock) & Su9 Final (Paradise). (Ballroom B). ______MERCHANT OF VENUS – GM: Richard Irving; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: Tu18 (T3); three 3-hour heats - GM: Tom Gregorio; FF SwEl; A; 5; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 MOV Mo16 & We9 (Ballroom B); Fr13 (Conestoga 3) advances 16/25 to Sa9 SF/Final (Limerock). TRC in Heritage & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa9. ______MONSTERS MENACE AMERICA – GM: Mark Love; HMWG; C; 3; Demo: We19, Th18 & Sa19 (T5); SAINT PETERSBURG – GM: Norman Rule; HMWG; B; 4; Demo: We19 (T3); three 2-hour heats MMA four 2-hour heats We20, Th19, Fr17 & Sa20 advance to Su9 SF/Final (Ballroom B). SPG We9, Th19 & Fr18 (Heritage), advance 16 to Sa9 SF/Final (Strasburg). ______SAN JUAN – GM: Jeff Mullet; SwEl; B; 3; Demo: Mo9 (T1); four consecutive 45-minute rounds MR MADISON’S WAR – GM: Dave Stiffler; SwEl; B; 1; Demo: We9 (T1); four continuous 2-hour SJN MMW rounds We20 advance four to SE, (Ballroom A). Mo10 (Ballroom A) advance those with three wins to SE. ______SANTA FE RAILS – GM: Rob Kircher; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: Tu19 (T2); three 2-hour heats Mo18 NAPOLEON – GM: Jeff Cornett; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: We18 (T2); Tu20 (Ballroom A) Mulligan SFR (Limerock), Tu20 (Ballroom A), We20 (Marietta) advance 16 to SF/Final Th9 (Strasburg). NAP Round advances winners to Round 2 We22 (Lampeter). Continuous 2-hour rounds commence We20 ______(Lampeter). SEKIGAHARA – GM: Matt Calkins; SwEl; B; 4; Demo: PCSu22 (T1); three consecutive 3-hour ______SKG rounds Mo9 advance 4 to SE (Ballroom A). NAPOLEONIC WARS – GM: Gareth Williams; HMW; [B: Class varies by heat]; 5; Demo: We18 (T3); ______NW5 Mo19 (A: Wheatland), We19 [C} and Th13 [B] (Lampeter) advances to Fr18 SF & Sa18 Final (Lampeter). SERGEANTS MINIATURE GAME – GM: Jeff Billings; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: Tu19 & Th18 (T3); four ______SGM 3-hour heats We10, Th10, Fr10 & Fr18 advance to Sa10 SF & Sa20 Final (Lampeter). NAVAL WAR – GM: James Kramer; SE; B; 1; Demo: Sa17 (T6); 3-hour rounds commence Sa18 ______NVW (Lampeter). SETTLERS OF CATAN – GM: Joseph Maiz; SwEl; B; 6; Demo: Fr19 (T2); three consecutive 2-hour ______SET rounds Sa9 advance 16 to SF/Final (Ballroom B). NAVEGADOR – GM: Anni Foasberg; HMW; B; 3; Demo: We21 (T4); three 2-hour heats Th17 (Mar- ______NVG ietta), Fr22 and Sa13 (Heritage) advance 16 to Sa17 SF/Final (Wheatland). SLAPSHOT – GM: Sean McCulloch; SE; C; 4; three consecutive 1-hour rounds Sa23 until comple- ______SLS tion (Ballroom B). PANZERBLITZ – GM: Rick Northey; FF SwEl; C; 3; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 in Heritage ______PZB & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa9. SMALL WORLD – GM: Madison Sites; HMW; B; 1; Demo: Th10 (T6); four 2-hour heats Th15 & Fr17 ______SMW (Ballroom B), Sa9 (Conestoga 3), Sa13 (Ballroom B) advance 16 to Sa18 SF/Final (Limerock). ______PATHS OF GLORY – GM: Peter Gurneau; SwEl; A; 6; Pre-Con; three continuous 7-hour rounds PC  POG Sa14 (Paradise) advance eight to SE. SPEED CIRCUIT – GM: Douglas Schulz; SwEl; B; 4; Demo: Th13 (T4); three 4-hour heats Th15, Fr9, ______SCT Sa20 advance 12 to Su9 Final (Conestoga 3). ______PAYDIRT – GM: Harry Flawd; HMSE; B; 3; Demo: We12 (T4); two heats of five consecutive 90-min- PDT SQUAD LEADER – GM: Scott Bramley; FF SwEl; B; 3; Demo: Th9 (T2); Grognard Pre-Con begins ute rounds We14 & Fr14 (Cornwall) advance two to Su9 Final (Cornwall). Team Drafts precede each SQL heat We 13 (AFC) & Fr13 (NFC) in Hopewell. PC Sa10 in Heritage & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa9. ______STAR WARS: QUEEN’S GAMBIT – GM: Buddy Sinigaglio; HMWG; A; 3; three 2-hour heats PIRATE’S COVE – GM: Larry Lingle; HMW; B; 5; Demo: Tu22 (T4); four 2-hour heats of one or two QGB PRC games each; We9, We18, Th15, Sa15 advance 25 to Su9 SF/Final (Marietta). Tu20, We22, & Th21 (Conestoga 2) advance 16 to Round 2 for four consecutive rounds of SE Fr12 ______(Lampeter). ______POWER GRID – GM: Anthony Daw; HMW; B; 6; Demo: Th13 (T2); three 3-hour heats Mo19 PGD STOCK CAR CHAMPIONSHIP RACING – GM: Michael Garton; HSW; B; 3; Demo: Th20, Fr13 & (Ballroom A), Th14 (Marietta), Th22 (Heritage) advance 25 to Sa11 SF (Strasburg) and Sa22 Final SCC (Marietta). Sa10 (T2); three 2-hour heats Th21, Fr14,& Sa11 advance 16 to Sa17 Final (Marietta). ______STONE AGE – GM: Peter Staab; HWO; B; 5; Demo: We15 (T4); three 2-hour heats Mo19, Th11 & PRINCES OF FLORENCE – GM: Eric Brosius; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: We20 (T4); two 2-hour heats STA POF We22 & Fr15 advance to Fr22 SF & Sa22 Final (Marietta). Fr11 (Ballroom B) advance winners to continuous SE rounds Sa9 (Cornwall). ______SUPERSTAR BASEBALL – GM: Bill Beckman; FF SwEl; B; 4; Demo: Tu18 (T4). Team Draft Tu19 PGF PRO GOLF – GM: Bruce Monnin; SE; B; Demo: Th22 (T7); 1; two consecutive rounds till comple- SSB tion. Th23 (Hopewell). (Hopewell). Three 10-hour heats We, Th, Fr 9-19. Six advance to continuous 1-hour rounds SE Su9 ______(Cornwall). ______PUERTO RICO – GM: Richard Shay; HMW; B; 1; Demo: Th12 (T3); three 2-hour heats Th17 & Fr20 PRO THROUGH THE AGES – GM: Randy Buehler; HMWG; B; 6; Demo: PC Su10 (T1); two 6-hour Pre- (Ballroom B), Sa9 (Heritage) advance winners to Sa15 Round 2 (Ballroom B) and SF/Final Su9 (Ball- AGE room B). Con Heats PC Su12 & PC Su18 and one Mo10 advance 16 to SF Mo17 & Final Tu10 (Wheatland). ______THURN & TAXIS – GM: Andy Latto; HMW; B; 3; Demo: Mo14 & Tu20 (T2); three 2-hour heats Mo RA – GM: Steve Scott; HMWG; B; 4; Demo: Tu20 (T6); four 2-hour heats Mo21, Tu21, Th21, Fr9 T&T RA! (Ballroom B) advance 25 to Fr17 SF/Final (Ballroom B). 15 (Wheatland), We11 & Th11 (Heritage) advance 16 to Fr9 SF/Final (Strasburg).. ______TICKET TO RIDE – GM: Claire Brosius; HWO; B; 5; Demo: Th9 (T7); three 2-hour heats Th21, Fr13, RA: THE DICE GAME – GM: Scott Buckwalter; HMW; C; 3; Demo: Th14 (T2); four 1-hour heats We19, TTR RDG Th15, Fr11 (Ballroom B), & Sa12 (Heritage) advance winners to continuous rounds of SE Sa15 (Cornwall). & Sa15 advance winners to Su9 SE rounds (Ballroom B). 32 Event DescriptionsSchedule ScheduleEvent Descriptions 33

TIGERS IN THE MIST – GM: Ray Freeman; Swiss; B; 3; Demo: Tu19 (T4); four consecutive 5-hour WIN, PLACE & SHOW – GM: Jim Burnett; HWO; B; 1; Demo: Tu22 (T1); three 3-hour heats Tu23 TIM rounds. Tu20 (Lampeter). WPS (Cornwall), Fr10 (Marietta), Sa16 (Cornwall) advance winners to Sa19 Final (Cornwall). ______TIKAL – GM: Daniel Broh-Kahn; HSW; B; 1; Demo: Fr17 (T5); three 2-hour heats Th9 (Marietta), WOODEN SHIPS & IRON MEN – GM: Tim Hitchings; FF SwEl; B; 1; Demo: We14 (T2); Grognard TKL Fr18 (Strasburg), Sa11 (Wheatland) advance 16 to Sa21 SF/Final (Limerock). WSM Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 in Heritage & shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa17. ______TITAN – GM: Bruno Wolff; FF SwEl; B; 5; Demo: Tu19 (T6); Tu22 and four heats daily We-Th at 10, WORLD AT WAR – GM: Mike Crowe; other; A; 6; one extended Campaign Game Mo9 (Showroom TTN 14, 18 & 22 advance 16 to Fr10 SF and Sa10 Final (Lampeter). WAW – transferring to Lampeter Tu18). After Action discussion meets Sa23 to award prizes. (Hopewell). ______TITAN: The ARENA – GM: Greg Crowe; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: We9 (T4); three 1-hour heats We17 YSPAHAN – GM: Christopher Yaure; SE Mulligan, B; 1; Demo: Sa19 (T2); Mulligan Round Mo23 TTA (Paradise), Th23 (Marietta), Sa14 (Paradise) advance to Sa16 SF/Final (Paradise). YSP (Limerock) winners advance to Su9 Round 2 (Wheatland). Round 1 Sa20 (Wheatland) continues SE ______play Su9. TITAN TWO PLAYER – GM: Rich Atwater; SE; B; 1; Demo: Tu19 (T6); five consecutive, 3-hour TT2 rounds. Tu20 (Lampeter). ______Juniors Event Schedule TRANS AMERICA – GM: Dave Bohnenberger; SE; B; 1; Demo: Su9 (T1); three consecutive, 1-hour TAM rounds. Su10 (Paradise). WBC off ers events exclusively for kids 12 and under in the Vistas CD room. Participation ______is free to children accompanied by a BPA member. Before any Junior may use the Juniors TWILIGHT IMPERIUM – GM: Michael Buccheri; HWO; A; 1; two 5-hour heats We9 & Th9 advance facilities, a parent or guardian must accompany the child to Vistas CD to complete a TWI winners to Fr9 Final (Wheatland). ______consent form. In general, children should be able to read, be well behaved, and relate well with others. TWILIGHT STRUGGLE – GM: George Young; Swiss; B; 6; Demo: Th17 (T2); six consecutive 3-hour Any child who behaves inappropriately will have to leave. BPA provides adult Juniors Room Monitors TWS rounds Fr9 (Lampeter). who have experience working with children who will supervise the Juniors room during Juniors hours. ______Laurie Wojtasczyk is in charge of the Juniors Room and she is assisted by Joanne Melton and Jenna UNION PACIFIC – GM: Max Jamelli; SwEl; A; 3; three consecutive 90-minute rounds Mo15 ad- Sunderlin. Regardless, WBC and its GMs assume no responsibility for keeping track of your child’s UNP vance four to Final (Ballroom A). ______whereabouts before, during or aft er any Junior event. There is no substitute for parental supervision. UP FRONT – GM: Jim Burnett; SwEl; A; 3; five consecutive 2-hour rounds advance eight to SE. Th9 A plaque is awarded to the winner of Juniors tournaments. Whenever possible, please send Juniors UPF (Lampeter). with copies of the games they will play in order to ensure that there are enough copies to allow everyone ______to play. A library of games is available for use by Juniors but does not guarantee enough copies for events. VEGAS SHOWDOWN – GM: Eric Freeman; HMWG; B; 3; Demo: Tu20 (T7); three 2-hour heats VSD Mo23 (Wheatland), We11 (Ballroom B), Th9 (Marietta) advance 16/25 to Th21 SF/Final (Strasburg). ______Dayy Time Prize Event GM VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC – GM: Charles Drozd; SwEl; A; 6; five consecutive 5-hour rounds ad- VIP vance eight to SE. Pre-Con PC Su9 (Marietta). Tuesday 9 AM 1 Montgolfi ere John Poniske ______11 AM 1 Naval War Jim Kramer VIRGIN QUEEN – GM: Ed Beach; HMWG; B; 1; Demo: PC Su18 (T5); two Pre-Con 5-hour heats PC 2 PM 1 Titan: The Arena Greg Crowe VGQ Su12 & PC Su18 advance 18 to Mo9 SF & Mo16 Final (Kinderhook). ______6 PM 1 Settlers of Catan Tim Mossman WAR AT SEA – GM: Vince Meconi; SwEl; A; 5; five consecutive 2-hour rounds advance eight to SE. Wednesday 9 AM 1 Beep! Beep! Crystal Shipley WAS Th9 (Lampeter). ______11 AM 1 Ingenious Chris Yaure WAR OF THE RING – GM: Kevin Wojtaszczyk; SE Mulligan; A; 1; Pre-Con mulligan round PC Sa13 2 PM 1 Guillotine Ray Stakenas WOR (Cornwall) advances winners to Round 2 PC Su9 (Marietta) of five consecutive 5-hour rounds starting 6 PM 1 Circus Maximus Sinigaglio Clan PC Sa19. (Cornwall) ______Thursday 9 AM 1 Igloo Pop Jason Levine WAR OF THE ROSES – GM: Craig Fox; HSW; B; 1; Demo: Tu18 & Th19 (T7); three 3-hour heats 11 AM 1 Fill The Barn Charlie Hoops ROS Tu19, Th20 & Fr15 (Lampeter) advance 8/16 to Fr19 SF (Lampeter) and Sa10 Final (Wheatland). 2 PM 1 Trans America Ewan McNay ______6 PM 1 Trains, Planes & Automobiles Paul Owen WARPARTY – GM: Larry Bogucki; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: Tu12, Th10 & Sa10 (T7); Th12 Mulligan WPY Round (Conestoga 3) advances winners to Sa15 Round 2. Continuous 3-hour rounds begin Sa12 (Lampeter). Friday 9 AM 1 Blokus Daniel Broh-Kahn ______11 AM 1 Elchfest Scott Sunderlin WARRIORS OF GOD – GM: Bruce Monnin; SE; B; 3; Demo: Mo9 (T3); five continuous 4-hour 2 PM 1 Ticket to Ride Matt Beach WOG rounds Mo10 (Vista CD). ______6 PM 1 Ivanhoe Kirk Harris WASHINGTON’s WAR – GM: Marvin Birnbaum; SwEl; B; 4; Demo: Fr20 (T3); four continuous Saturday 9 AM 1 Formula Motor Racing Laurie Wojtaszczyk WWR 2-hour rounds advance eight. Sa9 (Lampeter). 11 AM 1 Apples to Apples Joanna Melton ______2 PM 1 Monsters Mark Love WATERLOO – GM: Marty Musella; FF SwEl; A; 3; Grognard Pre-Con begins PC Sa10 in Heritage & 7 PM 1 Slapshot Mark Yoshikawa WAT shifts to Conestoga 1 We9. Four advance to SF/Final Sa14. ______WELLINGTON – GM: Patrick Duffy; HMWG; B; 4; Demo: Mo11 & Tu17 (T3); two 5-hour heats BPA PBeM Tournaments off er year-round competitive play for selected games, includingAdvanced WLL Mo13 (Limerock) & Tu19 (Ballroom A) advances winners to We13 SF & Th18 Final (Lampeter). ______Civilization, Amun Re, Bitter Woods, Breakout Normandy, For the People, WHITE STAR RISING – GM: Sean Druelinger; SE Mulligan; B; 1; Demo: Tu19 (T7); Mulligan Round Gettysburg ‘88, Here I Stand, Manifest Destiny, March Madness, Napoleonic Wars, WSR Tu20 advances winners to Round 2 Sa13. Round 1 of four consecutive 2-hour rounds starts Sa11 Paths of Glory, Pro Golf, Speed Circuit, Stone Age, Twilight Struggle, Victory in the (Conestoga 3). ______Pacific, War at Sea, Washington’s War, and Wilderness War. WILDERNESS WAR – GM: Keith Wixson; SwEl; B; 3; Demo: We20 (T2); Th9 - three continuous WNW 4-hour rounds commence to advance four to Su9 SF/Final (Lampeter). Visit the BPA PBEM Tournament page at abovethefi elds.com/top_pbem/ for more information. 34 ScheduleAuction The Games Club of Maryland proudly presents

Auction Registration: 6 to 10 pm on Mon., July 29 Euro Quest 2013 8 am to noon on Tues., July 30 Auction Store Registration: ONLY Monday, July 29, 6 to 10 pm November 14-17Pikesville Doubletree 1726 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville, Maryland 21208 Auction Store: 9 am to 3 pm on Tues., July 30, with price chang- 410-653-1100 / 800-283-0333 es at 11 am and 1 pm Auction: 10 am to 5 pm on Tues., July 30 Pre-registered Full Membership: $45 At the Door Full Membership $55 Approximate Schedule: One day: $15 Euros & Family—10 am to 12 pm www.euroquestcon.com for registration info and GCOM member discounts! Wargames—12 to 3 pm Collectibles—3:30 to 5 pm EuroQuest offers a unique blend of events with something for every gamer. The Where: Lampeter Hall, Lancaster Host 13 Main Event tournaments—including all of last year’s favorites plus Lords of Waterdeep— offer some of the highest level competition you’ll find, earning PA’s Auction and Auction Store are ser- CAVEAT EMPTOR! (BUYER BEWARE): We points toward the prestigious Harold L. Siegelman Trophy. (Full tournament list vices for our members who want to sell do our best to accurately describe items up for available on the website or buy long-out-of-print games. The bid, but we are not responsible for mistakes or B Store will be on the right side of Lampeter missing components. Buyers agree to hold BPA In addition to the Main Events, EQ offers our unique Wildcard Tournament which Hall, next to the Auction. Thus, it will be pos- and its auction staff harmless in the event of allows players to select from 15 games in an unscheduled format. sible to check out the Store during the Auction disputed merchandise. All sales are final! without missing any of the bidding for games CASH ONLY: When you win or purchase an New for 2013 is the Puffing Billy Tournament, which is the in the auction itself. All items for sale in both the item you must come forward to pay the cashier only one of its kind in this region of the U.S. This tournament Auction and Auction store must be pre-registered. and claim your purchase immediately. We do not (sanctioned by the Train Gamers Association) offers an opportu- SCHEDULE: As much as possible, the auc- accept checks or credit cards. Buyers who fail to complete their purchases promptly in the view nity to play your favorite railroad games such as 18xx variants, Ticket to Ride, tion staff will follow the printed schedule and of our cashier will forfeit the item. crayon rails (i.e. Empire Builder), Railways (formerly Railroad Tycoon) in both group auction offerings by theme. Exceptions scheduled and free-form formats. More information on the Puffing Billy will soon TABS: Tabs are only available by special arrange- will occur since we cannot control when items be available on the EuroQuest website. are delivered. The Boardgame Player’s Associa- ment with the head auctioneer and will require tion Annual Meeting will take place at 3 pm, when a non-refundable cash deposit, which will be the portion of the auction is over. Imme- credited towards purchases; unused balances But it’s not all about tournaments. Coming shortly after the big industry conven- diately after the conclusion of the meeting, the re- are lost. See the head auctioneer PRIOR to the tion in Essen Germany, EQ often features a first look at some of the hottest new start of the auction. All Tabs must be settled, in mainder of the auction will take place. Auction store games to hit the market, even before they are available in the US. Game design- CASH, immediately after the auction. Any ques- prices will change at 11 am and 1 pm. ers are invited to demonstrate their newest prototypes . And of course there’s tions pertaining to this policy should be directed plenty of room for Open Gaming with full access to the GCOM Game Library, and AUCTION BUYERS: Bidding is limited to to the auctioneer at [email protected]. several vendors offering the opportunity to expand your own collection. those with a current WBC badge. Every bid- UNSOLD ITEMS: Sellers must pick up any un- der needs an official Bid number. They are $1 sold items between 4 and 5:30 pm on Tuesday. each and will be available 10 minutes prior For more details, see the convention website at: http://euroquestcon.com After that, unsold items will be in New Hol- to (and during) the auction from the Auction or contact convention director Rodney Bacigalupo ([email protected]) land. If unclaimed by 12 PM, Sunday, August EuroQuest is now owned and operated solely by the Games Club of Maryland (GCOM) staff in Lancaster Showroom. All bids must be 4th, those items become the property of BPA. in $1 increments. Auctions proceed quickly, so SELLER PAYOUT: Sellers are responsible for bid loud and clear. If the auctioneer can’t see collecting their proceeds and unsold items or hear you, it’s your fault. The auction staff promptly. Auction Store Sellers receive the sales will be bidding as well. Please feel free to bid price minus an amount determined by the fee against them. schedule. Auction Sellers receive 85% of the See you next year in Lancaster on ITEM DESCRIPTION: Lots offered for sale sales price, rounded to the nearest dime. Payouts August 4th-10th, 2014! will be defined by the seller as being in one will be available from New Holland by showing nd of the physical condition categories: Shrink badge and identification number by noon on Pre-Cons start Saturday, August 2 wrapped, Unpunched But Opened/Complete, Thursday and will remain available during reg- Punched Complete, Punched No Idea As To Com- istration hours. Amounts unclaimed by 12 pm Future WBCs: August 3-9 2015 pleteness, Punched and Missing, Other. on Sunday are forfeit to the BPA. 36 Fund Raiser Winter Nationals PrezCon 2014 — Feb 26 - Mar 2 Charlottesville, Virginia

TOURNAMENTS & PLAQUES GAME LIBRARY More than 90 boardgame tournaments with full-color plaques to tournament champions and to & OPEN GAMING many 2nd and 3rd place finishers. All tournament PrezCon has a large game library champions also receive a t-shirt. PrezCon offers available free all convention long. track scheduling. All games are grouped into There are dozens of tables dedicated to categories, or “tracks” scheduled open gaming. Bring your friends and with a minimum of overlap family and enjoy the games! against one another. People who enjoy one type of game are able INDUSTRY VETERANS to play all of their PrezCon is a great place to favorites with few meet notable game designers and BPA GAMING LIBRARY schedule conflicts. outstanding game companies. Don Greenwood, Mark Miklos, & Rick TUESDAY, JULY 31 Young are among the noted attendees. LOCATION 3 PM to 10:30 PM PrezCon takes place at the Doubletree Hotel in DEALERS Charlottelsville, VA. The hotel is within easy driving Dealers include Columbia Games, distance of the Richmond and Washington D.C. Eagle and Gryphon Games, GMT, metropolitan areas. See the PrezCon web site for Mayfair, & Worthington Games. directions. SETTLERS OF CATAN PrezCon is the PREZCON Inc. site of the Settlers PO Box 4661 of Catan Mid- Atlantic Regional Charlottesville, VA 22905 Championship. 434-531-9191 The winner earns a place in the USA Championship Tournament. www.prezcon.com Find Prezcon on Facebook

w w w o m . p r e z c o n . c Cafe Jay 2013

Cafe Jay returns to the World Boardgaming Championships in 2013. Take a moment to relax with us in the Ballroom Foyer. It is THE place to learn all the hot new games from Europe— Copycat, Cavemen, Quest for Fire, Maria…

Refreshments remain mere steps away, with Chef’s Marketplace offering a Daily Specials • Chef’s Marketplace varied menu, including Open Daily: 9 am to 9 pm daily lunch and dinner Honey Dijon Chicken Sandwiches specials (find them in Smoked Turkey Ciabatta Sandwiches the schedule) and lite Field Greens and Feta Wrap Sandwiches fare throughout the Chicken Salad on a Pretzel Roll day. Sit down at a Cafe Caesar and Chicken Caesar Salads Jay table, get a bite to All-Beef Hot Dogs Breakfast Sandwiches in the morning eat, something cold Selection of Candy and Snacks to drink, and discover Nachos & Cheese, Soft Pretzels what could be your Assorted Beverages new favorite game! Freshly Brewed Coffee