Without fun events, what would a convention really be?
Dungeons & Dragons Events
Once again we will be featuring a D&D Open Tournament. This is a 3 round elimination event where teams of 5 participate to beat the adventure, and other teams. Each team of 5 will play round one on either Firday or Saturday. Depending on the amount of teams that enter, the top 8 teams move on to Round 2 with the top 3 moving on to Sunday morning's final event. There will be prizes for the top 3 teams at this event.
The characters are ready for you to look at! Bewarned the 2 zip files are nearly 25Mb each.
RPGA events are run by the Pirates of the Plains Fellowship and are 4th Edition D&D adventures set in the Forgotten Realms. Membership to the RPGA is free. The Pirates will have pre-generated characters for those that want to drop in and try out a game or two (ore more!). We will have more information on the exact adventures in late August (once the RPGA announces it's fall release schedule)
This event will run very similar to the D&D Open, but it will use the 3.5 D&D System instead of 4E. The two adventures will be completely seperate in story and mechanics.
Miniatures Events
Warhammer Team Fantasy CLICK HERE FOR PACKAGE
You will register with another team member., If you do not have another
team member then you will be randomly paired with someone else on August
16th.
Army list per team must be submitted to Arrderite@hotmail.com by July 31st.
If the list is not in there will be a deduction on the overall score for
the tournament
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Warhammer Team 40k CLICK HERE FOR PACKAGE
You will register with another team member., If you do not have another
team member then you will be randomly paired with someone else on August
16th.
Army list per team must be submitted to Arrderite@hotmail.com by July 31st.
If the list is not in there will be a deduction on the overall score for
the tournament
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Paul will be supplying the boats and crews for the casual and fun event for Warhammer Fantasy!
Warhammer 40k Planetstrike event
Bring out 3,000 points and wage war across Myth-a-Con... literally!
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Bring out your 'Jacks and Beasts for this Steam Roller event. 50 point list. 4 rounds.
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each round is 100 minutes with a 2d6 variable
time. Each player's turn is capped at 12 minutes with 1(one) 5 minute extent
ion allowed (cannot be used when "Dice Down" has been called).
Final Standings Determination: Control Point Scoring –
If there is no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the Control
Point tiebreaker followed by the Strength of Schedule tiebreaker.
Army Lists- Army list point totals cannot exceed the point
size chosen for the game and cannot fall more than 2 points under the point
size chosen for the event. In the Steamroller format, players may bring
a second army list containing different warcaster(s) or warlock(s) than
their primary list for use at the event.
Teams of 2 battle for supremacy in this 25 point Mangled Metal event. Each team member creates a 25 point list (so each team is 50 points). Teams use the same time clock for each round (so you really need to work together!).
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each round is 100 minutes with a 2d6 variable
time. Each team's turn is capped at 12 minutes with 1(one) 5 minute extent
ion allowed (cannot be used when "Dice Down" has been called).
Final Standings Variant: Attrition Scoring - If there is
no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the number of enemy Army
Points destroyed during the tournament as the tie break condition (followed
by Strength of Schedule and then Control Point, if needed).
Bring out your 'Jacks and Beasts for this Steam Roller event. 50 point list. 4 rounds. Lists must be a Theme list of Tier 1 or greater to compete.
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each round is 100 minutes with a 2d6 variable
time. Each player's turn is capped at 12 minutes with 1(one) 5 minute extent
ion allowed (cannot be used when "Dice Down" has been called).
Final Standings Determination: Control Point Scoring –
If there is no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the Control
Point tiebreaker followed by the Strength of Schedule tiebreaker.
Army Lists- Army list point totals cannot exceed the point
size chosen for the game and cannot fall more than 2 points under the point
size chosen for the event. In the Steamroller format, players may bring
a second army list containing different warcaster(s) or warlock(s) than
their primary list for use at the event.
Skirmish Games
Uncharted Seas- 1000pts
Uncharted Seas will run a 775 point tournament Friday with top 4 moving to the Finals in the evening. Scenarios will be used for each round.
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each match runs 6 turns.
Final Standings Variant: Attrition Scoring - If there is
no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the number of enemy Army
Points destroyed during the tournament as the tie break condition (followed
by Strength of Schedule and then Control Point, if needed).
Firestorm Armada- 1000pts
Firestorm Armada will run a 775 point tournament Saturday night with top 4 moving to the Finals Sunday Morning. Scenarios will be used for each round.
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each match runs 6 turns.
Final Standings Variant: Attrition Scoring - If there is
no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the number of enemy Army
Points destroyed during the tournament as the tie break condition (followed
by Strength of Schedule and then Control Point, if needed).
Infinity -300 points
Infinity will be held all day Sunday in a round robin elimination format.
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each match runs 6 turns.
Final Standings Variant: Attrition Scoring - If there is
no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the number of enemy Army
Points destroyed during the tournament as the tie break condition (followed
by Strength of Schedule and then Control Point, if needed).
Malifaux- 30 stones
Malifaux will run Saturday Morning and afternoon
Basic Painting Required – All models must be painted using
a minimum of three colors. Players should differentiate areas of the model
to the best of their ability. Bases can be plain or finished.
Timed Scenarios- Each match runs 6 turns.
Final Standings Variant: Attrition Scoring - If there is
no clear winner at the end of a tournament, use the number of enemy Army
Points destroyed during the tournament as the tie break condition (followed
by Strength of Schedule and then Control Point, if needed).
Pathfinder
DM Brett Jans
Shadowrun
GM: Eugene Forres
Gamma World 4e
DM: Aaron Beaveridge
RPG- Cthulhutech
CthulhuTech is an innovative storytelling game that started out as a combination of two popular genres. The first was that of cosmic horror, made popular by H. P. Lovecraft and culminating in the modern day with elements of Mike Mignola’s Hellboy and John Carpenter’s In the Mouth of Madness. The second was that of giant mecha Japanese animation, made popular by such series as Robotech, Neon Genesis Evangelion, and Rahxephon. But the setting has grown far beyond what it started out to be. CthulhuTech is now a truly unique hybrid of genres – cosmic horror, anime, post-apocalypse, traditional horror, and science fiction blended together seamlessly.
RPG- RIFTS
DM: Richard Grzela Introductory game - Characters provided.
Learn RPG Rules - Learn interactions and try to reach a goal or battle out
between characters just for the fun of it.... It's not personal, just CS
vs. D-bees!
RPG- Arcanis- Shattered Empires
description coming soon!
RPG- Dresden Files
The world is getting weirder. Darker every single day. Things are spinning around faster and faster, and threatening to go completely awry. Falcons and falconers. The center cannot hold. Enter the world of best-selling author Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files, where the creatures of the NeverNever lurk around every corner, prowl through every shadow. Only the determination, faith, and hope of mortal kind is able to stand against the rising darkness — be they supernatural cops, wizards, werewolves, changelings, or just plain ordinary joes.
RPG- Eclipse Phase
Eclipse Phase is a pen & paper roleplaying game of post-apocalyptic transhuman conspiracy and horror. An "eclipse phase" is the period between when a cell is infected by a virus and when the virus appears within the cell and transforms it. During this period, the cell does not appear to be infected, but it is. Players take part in a cross-faction secret network dubbed Firewall that is dedicated to counteracting "existential risks" — threats to the existence of transhumanity, whether they be biowar plagues, self-replicating nanoswarms, nuclear proliferation, terrorists with WMDs, net-breaking computer attacks, rogue AIs, alien encounters, or anything else that could drive an already decimated transhumanity to extinction.
RPG- Monty Haul Bake Off (D&D 4e)
This is a test of mettle! Players create a 15th level character using 4E rules then pit them against other players in PvP battle arenas!
RPG- Savage Worlds
DM: Keith Park Although Savage Worlds is a generic rules system, Pinnacle has released "Savage Settings" - campaign settings or modules designed specifically for the Savage Worlds rules. These have included Evernight, 50 Fathoms, Necessary Evil, Rippers, and Low Life. Pinnacle has also published setting books based on the company's earlier lines, including Deadlands: Reloaded as well as the Tour of Darkness, Necropolis, and Weird War II settings based on the Weird Wars line
RPG- Realms of Atlantasia
DM: John Holland The Realms of Atlantasia is a table-top R.P.G. that is based on percentile dice instead of a D20.
This game is set on a brand new world, filled with beings that have never been seen before and has incorporated as much realism as possible into a fantasy-based game. This game is designed to make a player think right from the start (choosing the right career for your character is essential for the true "Atlantasia experience" as is putting the right characters within a group).
RPG- X-Crawl
In Xcrawl, the players are superstar athletes taking their chances in a
live-on-pay-per-view death sport. It’s a modern-day world with a fantasy
twist, and the game is simple: the Dungeon Judge, or DJ, creates an artificial
dungeon under controlled – but lethal – conditions. He designs the maze,
and stocks it with monsters, secret doors, magical traps, treasure and prizes.
The players must go through the dungeon and fulfill whatever conditions
the DJ puts forth in order to win.
