Compete against corresponding countries on other boards to advance into finals. Generics gladly accepted. Champion wins trophy & prize. Bring a game if you can.
Form railroads, issue stocks, and pay dividends in this historical railroad game. Winners of each 18XX Heat will advance to final, where 1856 will be used. Rules will be taught.
1835 is a game of railway building and share speculation set in Germany. The minor variant was published in TGG, but copies will be provided. Note: 6 hours!
Form railroads, issue stocks, and pay dividends in this historical railroading game. Winners of each 18XX Heat will advance to final, where 1856 will be used. Rules will be taught.
Rail building in Imperial India. Based on the 18XX railroad game system. For engineers who’ve had it with the financiers. Using MIK1 & MIK 2 extension kits.
Form railroads, issue stocks, and pay dividends in this historical railroading game. Winners of each 18XX Heat will advance to final, where 1856 will be used. Rules will be taught.
Form railroads, issue stocks, and pay dividends in these historical railroad games. Choices include 1829, 1835, 1856, 1870 and more. Rules will be taught.
First round pregen cars. Final round div. 30 Can-Ams w/2 sp. of direct fire weapons only. No dropped weapons, fts, temp. Boosts. Sponsored by Nova and Star Realm.
The Animator has left the building and let the Toons take over. Let his wisdom guide you as you script the cartoon as it happens. Quick thinking and wit needed.
A revolution in the undersea kingdom of Rebma. Amber’s fleets threatened, Moire a hostage! Featuring the Elder Amberites and their deep-sea counterparts.
Pythonites unite! Insanity! Laughter! Bruces! Escape the asylum. Pythonesque style improv. PCs (provided), unlimited DMs. BYO insanity & go home with a smirk!
The road between Raam and Urik has become dangerous— people have vanished without a trace. Now you must make the trek from Urik to Raam. Are you next? Dark Sun scenario.
A Grey Tower event. Upon your return, it all seems different. Solve the murderous mystery before you are claimed as the next victim. BYOC Ivl 2-5 or use characters provided.
Talk about the Forgotten Realms campaigns' past as you discuss the Netheril Campaign Expansion. What secrets does Faerun’s past hold? There’s only one way to find out!
Did Dragons of Summer Flame leave you wondering what's to become of Krynn? Let the authors and editors of the new Fifth Age line spin you all the latest tales!
Dragonlance is AD&D no longer! The Fifth Age game introduces fans to a whole new RPG tailor-made for the Saga. GMs and players, come for discussion and questions.
Accompany a noble girl to her wedding, and guard her life. But beware—not all things are what they seem to be. Characters and brief introduction provided.
What do you do when your campaign gets too dark? Lighten up with a little levity. And, if your players have a case of the giggles, you can bring them back on track.
The Network’s newest and most exciting living campaign comes alive as you learn the secrets of where this campaign is going and how you can be involved.
Living Jungle experts will be on hand to answer your questions and tell secrets. Characters may trade items with Bengoukee’s assistants during the last part of the session.
The Vikings decide to visit the Louvre and Notre Dame—but the city is closed for the season! Sail your longships up the Seine. Figures and boats provided.
Express your views on this controversial subject to the TSR staff! Rate the ideas and proposals! And arrive early—no more will be admitted once the seminar begins!
“Thieves’ Gambit” by A. Karl Larsen and Joseph G. Wichmann. A mission to guard some guild representatives turns into a desperate struggle for survival.
“Slaves of Justhaven” by Scott Douglas and Craig Petillo. Last year, you trekked through the sewers. Now you are involved in the slave trade. What luck! Members only, 5th level and up. Quadruple XP.
“A Wish for Temptation” by Glen R. Goodwin. The enemy gears up for a major assault, and you are sent to spy out the situation. This event will never play anywhere again. Members only. Standard XP.
“The Orcslayer Scroll” by David W. Baker. The temple of Tempus wants you to escort some dignitaries to Tantras. Shouldn’t you be fighting the enemy instead? Members only. Standard XP.
“Destrider’s Despair” by David Kelly. Are the thefts of paladin warhorses related to the ongoing conflict? PC paladins might acquire warhorses in this event. Standard XP,
“London’s Foggy Streets” by Gary Labrecque. You become involved in the disappearance of a girl. Why is the White Rose interested in this matter? Low-level heroes. Members only. Standard XP.
“The Lost Valley” by John Rateliff. An artifact from the past hints at a hidden settlement where one should not exist. Low-level heroes. Members only. Standard XP.
"The Curse of Fire Mountain" by John Ireland. Big Chief Bagoomba has brought another curse upon his people, and he needs your help. Low-level Living Jungle heroes. Members only. Standard XP.
“Thunder Lizard” by Tom Prusa. Biannual contests of skill call you to the plains, where you confront the legend of the thunder lizard. Mid-level Living Jungle heroes. Members only. Standard XP.
"Ghost Story" by Joyce and Curtis Rauschenburger. Old Castle Winfield fell into the sea 500 years ago, but its legacy lives on. Members only, 3rd level and up. Triple XP.
“Votan’s Fire" by Death Warmed Over. An ancient god and a volcano figure too prominently in the lives of your clansmen. Why? Network clubs only. Standard XP.
“Seven More Parts” by Skip and Penny Williams. The Rod of Seven Parts has appeared and is causing havoc. So is the Queen of Chaos. You must solve these problems. Standard XP.
“The Winds of Change” by Cyndi and Brett Bakke. Sioux legends say that the sons of the wind founded the four directions. Can you claim this destiny? Members only, 7th level and up. Quintuple XP.
“Rats Forever” by Kevin Melka. Join the crew of RATS for their final adventure as they attempt to restore life to one of Greyhawk campaign's greatest legends—Tenser the Mage! Standard XP.
“Cry Little Sister” by Brandon G. Amancio. The death of a comrade leads to boring guard duty in a provincial town where strange occurrences catch you unawares. Standard XP.
Tired of tedious adventures? Experience Lankhmar, city of rogues, where wits, a glib tongue, and fast reflexes are better than a big sword. Interactive seminar—don't just talk, get in on the action!
Fafhrd & Gray Mouser are wanted, reward offered. See guard at Rogues Alley near Castle. Follow clues throughout show to discover the disguised rogues for prize.
Maybe we missed something. Something not in the plans .. . We're back again! Fight Xenomorphs and facehuggers on LV426 with Hicks and Hudson. This time it’s war!
An all-new scenario and an updated system, featuring a six-foot-long Star Destroyer and dozens of smaller ships. All miniatures provided—eight hours of action!
A five-foot-long Tyranid Hive Ship has crashed into an Imperial city. Players try to destroy the bugs before they swarm the city. Bring up to 500 pts. of non-Tyranid forces.
Warfare in 2085 using Sci-Fi supply’s 25mm Ogre macrotures. Defenders try to keep the Ogre from overrunning their command post. All miniatures provided.
One of the ARENA’S most popular battles, a full attack on a beautiful Eldar city. Players can bring forces of up to 500 pts. Many miniatures available.
Warhammer 40K and Space Marines played simultaneously. Each battle has an effect on the other. Bring miniatures in your choice of scale. Points depend on number of players.
Warhammer and Space Marine forces invade an Ork stronghold. Never underestimate the power of the Mekboys! Bring non-Ork armies up to 500 pts., epic or 25mm scale,
Follow-up to last year’s “Battle of Endor." Imperial Stormtroopers fight against Rebels and Jawas across the entire ARENA playing field. All figures provided.
The magic word will send you to the.gem. Our host has the word. The inventor has the gem. Advance to new adventures in semifinal & final. Three GMs for final.
One of the finest games ever made! A classic financial game of building hotel chains. Simple to learn but a challenge to master. Play at least 2 games in one slot.
A French squadron, pursued for six hours by the British, finds itself closing in on a lee shore. Will the French risk the shallow water or turn and fight?
Play god for one of nine ancient civilizations as they strive to develop their way into the Iron Age. A full game. Novices welcome. Bring a copy if you have one.
You managed to survive your spacefleet graduation exercise, and now your first assignment is to patrol for smugglers. Usually a very dull assignment. A MARKCON event
After the convention, you had enough adventure for weeks to come. I hope you have enough energy for one more. An adversary isn’t happy with how things are going.
For those who want to make a night of it, we’ve set aside an area for open gaming from midnight to 5:30 a.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Bring a game and a friend
Politics, intrigue, and backstabbing meet fantasy role-playing. Join other adventurers in their quest to save or destroy the kingdom. Beginners welcome.
When a terrorist group threatens to blow up a national landmark every 48 hours, Challenge Inc. must rise to the occasion. But will this be their last challenge?