Without circles or arrows, but with brief explanations underneath them! (there is no prize if you get the reference)
World of Tanks graces the next table, one of the games where getting your tank blown up gets you a better tank to play with.
Table Four was running "Battle for Ukraine" they have an interesting method of incorporating the drones.
Table Five saw the always fun Wild West Gunfighters Ball, usually with cattle stampede, but alas I did not see it this time.
Table Six was offering "Flights of Fantasy" However, it did not draw a crowd and was run as a demo by the enterprising GM.
Table Seven saw the beautiful ships of "Oak & Iron", shivering the timbers across the Main.
Table Eight saw the always amazing "54mm man" running Apache Dawn. I noticed a bunch of pioneer women folk carry "iron" but did not see if they got into the game.
Table Nine saw a brilliant game of "Bag the Hun" in which lovely bush work Japanese and American flyers were blazing across the Pacific sky. I particularly enjoyed seeing the "Rufe" float plane fighter represented in the scenario.
Table Ten saw the "Wastelands" car race game screaming through the Outback. In the end the forces of "law and order" would win out.
Table Eleven saw a Star Wars Fleet Battle taking place.
Table 'a Dozen' (shout out to our friend 'Loups' in Colorado) saw Battle Tech Alpha Strike with Clan Kurita, doing the usual Clan Kurita thing and hiding in a City.
Table Thirteen Saw The host Rod Cain's Triumph rules on display for the battle of Hydaspes, GO PORUS! No favoritism here.
There was also a separate room with three different games of Pathfinder running simultaneously.
Plus another room with an energetic game of Red Baron ranging about.
There was also a room for board games ... although it was not used to my knowledge.
And that was ONLY the First Session!!
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