Schedule of Games

Tabletop. HeroClix open play intro and learn to play. 2-18 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Be the crew, report to the bridge! Artemis is a spaceship bridge simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Cooperative gaming. 6–12 players.

Be the crew, report to the bridge! Artemis is a spaceship bridge simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Cooperative gaming. 6–12 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. All ages are welcome. We will spend time training people on various stations. There will be actual beginner level games, no experience needed. 2–16 players at a time, games every 20–30 minutes. 2–16 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

A Starfinder Society Scenarios designed for levels 1-4. 3–7 players.

We will be running demos for the Pathfinder Playtest. If you are interested in getting your first taste of the ideas that went into Pathfinder 2, come join us for an hour-long demonstration of the new game system. There are five individual demos so you can enjoy them all. 4–6 players.

Dispatched by the Wayfinders’ faction leader to a Near Space world, the PCs have orders to assist a local Starfinder research outpost. The outpost’s head researcher sends the PCs on a mission to explore a strange calcified region, which soon reveals that there’s more happening on this world than first appears.

FATE. Urban fantasy set in the here and now. 4–12 players.

Battletech. Mechs clash in this classic game of robot warfare. Pilot your mech to glory or death. 2–6 players.

D&D 5E. Rumors abound of a map that leads to a treasure of unimaginable value. When chance drops the map into your hands, you have the chance to become wealthy beyond your wildest dreams. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. The Blackstaff has discovered an oddity in the Weave that surrounds Waterdeep. The enigma may have been there all along, or it might be new, and the Blackstaff intends to figure it out. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. When one of the Lords of Waterdeep asks you to root out a threat to the city, you respond to the call. Prepare for a foray into Undermountain. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. When Volothamp Geddarm hires you to recover a missing key, you find yourself wrapped up in a series of murders in Lower Skullport. Can you find the killer before they find you? 3–7 players.

Adventurer’s League D&D. Something is wrong in the endless gloom of Skullport, and the Baron of Blood has tapped you to set things right. Part One of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

2-player combat strategy card game. The Cats of Ulthar card game. Based on the H.P. Lovecraft story, battle using magic and mystic cats to defeat the evil Cotter and wife! 2 players.

Tactical combat dungeon crawl. Deliverance, the Game. A tactical combat “”Christian Fantasy”” co-op dungeon crawl boardgame. Choose your hero and unleash your God-given gifts to slay demonic foes, cast down the Darkness, and free the saints! 1–4 players.

Retro old-school games, various titles.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Resource Management. Help your hive create the most replicants by collecting resources on a board that changes each round. Pay attention to what’s available and what you need to grow faster than the other hives. 2–6 players.

Rolemaster 1st/2nd edition. Wilderness scenario. Start in a town and end up in a ruin to obtain a scepter to close a gateway. 5th-level characters, bring your own or use pre-made. Maximum stats: 00,96,92,90,85,80,75,60,50,40. 3–6 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

A scripted Artemis mission with a plot whereby some players will need to go off on an Away Team mission during the game. Away Team Mission 2018 is a repeat of the Mission event from last year’s Norwescon, and is for players who missed it last year. The crippled TSN Diana is undergoing reconstruction at DS1, but the recent mission to recover it has attracted unwanted attention from the Arvonian fleets which are now advancing on DS1. Your mission is to protect both DS1 and the Diana from the Arvonian invasion. (Prior experience with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes games may be helpful.) Some prior Artemis experience preferred. 6–16 players required per occurrence; more players can be recruited from the audience during the game as needed. 6–16 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Be part of a team of superheroes fighting crime and taking down supervillains, keeping your city safe. 1–8 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Tokaido. Welcome to Tokaido, the legendary East Sea Road connecting Kyoto to Edo, beginning a journey of a thousand marvels. Contemplate sumptuous vistas, visit tranquil hot springs and enjoy countless delicacies. 2–4 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Pathfinder RPG. Brevoy may seem a united country, but its noble houses are ever on the brink of warfare while King Noleski Surtova struggles to keep the peace and prove his legitimacy. 4–6 players.

A scripted Artemis mission with a plot whereby some players will need to go off on an Away Team mission during the game. Away Team Mission 2018 is a repeat of the Mission event from last year’s Norwescon, and is for players who missed it last year. The crippled TSN Diana is undergoing reconstruction at DS1, but the recent mission to recover it has attracted unwanted attention from the Arvonian fleets which are now advancing on DS1. Your mission is to protect both DS1 and the Diana from the Arvonian invasion. (Prior experience with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes games may be helpful.) Some prior Artemis experience preferred. 6–16 players required per occurrence; more players can be recruited from the audience during the game as needed. 6–16 players.

D&D 5E. The treasure hunt has led to the City of the Dead. Beneath that well-manicured park is an ancient crypt where the treasure awaits you! 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Adventurer’s League game 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Are there actually vampires in Undermountain? The Baron of Blood demands that you find out! 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Your search for Volo’s key has kept you in Skullport, where it looks like you are about to cross wits, or swords, with the drow of Bregan D’aerthe. Only the one with the most style will survive. 3–7 players.

Adventurer’s League D&D. Vampires in service to the Mistress of Night are somewhere in Vanrakdoom. You must locate them without drawing the attention of the other residents of this dangerous place. Part Two of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

Ogre. Join the Board Game Wrangler for an evening of asymmetrical warfare featuring OGRE, Godzilla: Kaiju World War, and other choices. Be seeing you! 2–3 players.

See PFS Info provided by Lewis. 3–7 players.

A Starfinder Society Scenarios designed for levels 1-4. 3–7 players.

In the grim darkness of the far future man and alien clash in the claustrophobic halls of a long-dead starship. 2 players.

Risk-like. It’s Michael vs. Lucifer in a war for control of the planet. The forces of darkness battle the angels of heaven in this Risk-like wargame in the ageless conflict that will determine eternal destinies. 2 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Advanced Play: Pirates: Yarrr! Players run pirate spaceships and plunder enemy ships and bases. Some prior experience preferred. 6–16 players at a time, games every 20-30 minutes. 6–16 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Pathfinder RPG. For all its rich history and heritage, Taldor has not always welcomed the Pathfinder Society’s inquiring minds. This is especially true of a small museum in Ridonport, birthplace of the legendary Gene. 4–6 players.

We will be running demos for the Pathfinder Playtest. If you are interested in getting your first taste of the ideas that went into Pathfinder 2, come join us for an hour-long demonstration of the new game system. There are five individual demos so you can enjoy them all. 4–6 players.

Fallen Family, Broken Name includes five one-hour adventures that take the PCs across Isger to uncover the Goblinblood Wars’ forgotten events and a family’s tragic past. The series includes a beginning adventure and a finale, but players can experience the other parts in any order.

When a recently returned Exo-Guardian goes missing from their regular meetings at a survivor’s clinic, the PCs get called in to assist. What begins as a routine investigation quickly leads into the depths of Absalom Station, where the PCs learn that there’s much more than criminals to be afraid of. Content in Survivor’s Salvation also contributes to the ongoing goals of the Exo-Guardians faction. 3–6 players.

D&D 5TH ED. The hand behind the Baron of Blood’s troubles is revealed, and he vows to make himself the worst kind of neighbor. Part One of the Home Sweet Home trilogy. 3–7 players.

Adventure Quest. A fantasy-themed, live action role-playing game for kids of all ages. Create a character in minutes and embark on a quest with puzzles, riddles and foam swords! 1–10 players.

Tactical combat dungeon crawl. Deliverance, the Game. A tactical combat “”Christian Fantasy”” co-op dungeon crawl boardgame. Choose your hero and unleash your God-given gifts to slay demonic foes, cast down the Darkness, and free the saints! 1–4 players.

Retro old-school games, various titles.

As a beat cop in Night city the late shift is always when it gets rough. Booster gangs,Corporate raiders,cyberpsychos,high tech this and that, we got it all. Now you need to deal with it

Card game. Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players. 2–4 players.

In this game you’ll be playing Jedi during the Imperial period after Order 66 was implemented and before the destruction of the first Death Star. The focus is on action/adventure and the Jedis’ struggle against the Dark Side. We’ll use a rules-light, easy-to-learn system that’s suitable for beginners. 4 players.

Dungeons and Dragons. Rumors abound of a map that leads to a treasure of unimaginable value. When chance drops the map into your hands, you have the chance to become wealthy beyond your wildest dreams. But you’re not the only ones with that dream. The chase is on! Part One of the Umbral Aristocracy Trilogy. 1–7 players.

D&D 5E. Something is wrong in the endless gloom of Skullport, and the Baron of Blood has tapped you to set things right. Part One of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. The Blackstaff has discovered an oddity in the Weave that surrounds Waterdeep. The enigma may have been there all along, or it might be new, and the Blackstaff intends to figure it out using an ancient artifact from the reign of Emperor Shoon III. Part One of the Folded Time Trilogy. 3–7 players.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

Tabletop. In Euphoria, you lead a team of workers (dice) and recruits (cards) to claim ownership of the dystopian world. Dice + worker placement + designer Jamey Stegmaier = super fun!! 2–5 players.

Everything in the world is a cog in a giant machine. This is the premise of this new version of the game designed by James Ernest & Studio Foglio. 2–4 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix open play intro and learn to play. 2-18 players.

2-player combat strategy card game. The Cats of Ulthar card game. Based on the H.P. Lovecraft story, battle using magic and mystic cats to defeat the evil Cotter and wife! 2 players.

Board game. Beatdown: Streets of Justice. Plan your combo and save the city together. A fun, cooperative, strategic crime-fighting card game. 1–4 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Be part of a team of superheroes fighting crime and taking down supervillains, keeping your city safe. 1–8 players.

Bingo. Up to ten players. Bingo cards are different creeds of cats. 2–10 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Pocket RPG. Anime-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. This will be the official Kickstarter launch event. 2–6 players.

A party game for word lovers of all ages, Bring Your Own Book challenges players to take text out of context from any work they bring to play. Books will be available. 4–10 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Stacking game. An easy to learn stacking game with co-op and competitive modes. Balance the most difficult pieces that help your score with tall, stable pieces that will keep your monument sturdy to the end. 1–16 players.

Risk-like. It’s Michael vs. Lucifer in a war for control of the planet. The forces of darkness battle the angels of heaven in this Risk-like wargame in the ageless conflict that will determine eternal destinies. 2 players.

Cooperative board game. The last of the Ents protect your waning civilizations. A darkness spreads across the land, devouring all in blight. You must find each other, solve ancient mysteries, and make a last stand. 2–4 players.

FATE. Urban fantasy set in the here and now. 4–12 players.

StoryBrewers. Story creation and RPGing in a fictional Regency setting. 3–6 players.

RoboRally. Join us for Live Action RoboRally! Players in teams of two, with one Robot and one Programmer per team. The first Robot to survive the course and make it to the second flag wins. 4–20 players.

Advanced D&D. Experience how the game was originally played, when your imagination was the only online tool you needed. 2–6 players.

Take charge of the factory floor in this classic game of mechanical mayhem. Choose your cards, do your finger dance carefully, and lure your enemies into more dangerous areas. 2–8 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

D&D 5th Edition. Your party has heard about a possible treasure hidden deep within an abandoned villa. A mysterious person has employed all of you to find the treasure. 3–5 players.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

As the malicious jinsuls continue their conquest of the Scoured Stars system after chasing out the Starfinder Society, the Society’s leaders band together to learn more of their new rivals. The PCs join an expedition to a jinsul homeworld out in the Vast in hopes of uncovering the origins of the jinsul menace. Content in this scenario also contributes to the ongoing goals of the Second Seekers (Jadnura) faction, the Second Seeker (Luwazi Elsebo) faction, and the ongoing year of the Scoured Stars storyline. 3–6 players.

Dungeons and Dragons. The treasure hunt has led to the City of the Dead. Beneath that well-manicured park is an ancient crypt where the treasure awaits you! Part Two of the Umbral Aristocracy Trilogy. 1–7 players.

Dungeons and Dragons. Are there actually vampires in Undermountain? The Baron of Blood demands that you find out! Part Two of the Vampire Hunt trilogy. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Hurtling through time, you find yourself embroiled in a struggle to keep the fledgling town of Waterdeep from succumbing to a vicious troll invasion. But sometimes the true threat lies within the city walls. Part Two of the Folded Time Trilogy. 3–7 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Pocket RPG. Heavy metal, sci-fi-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. The 2nd in ASG’s Pocket RPG Series. 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

D&D 5E. Vampires in service to the Mistress of Night are somewhere in Vanrakdoom. You must locate them without drawing the attention of the other residents of this dangerous place. Part Two of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

1st/2nd Edition AD&D. Monsters have been disgorged from a gated cave at random intervals, and this entrance is sheathed in armor. You must find out what this cave is, and how to close it … permanently! 6–12 players.

D&D 5E. The wizard Ahghairon, the first Lord of Waterdeep, foresaw a day when you would need his help, and so he left something for you inside his tower. Now if you could only get inside it. Part Two of the Home Sweet Home trilogy. 3–7 players.

Tiny Dungeons is an action-adventure fantasy RPG that has a wonderful rules-light system that’s excellent for beginners. 2–5 players.

Tabletop. Players can expand their vineyards by building structures, planting vines (vine cards), and filling wine orders (wine order cards). Players work towards the goal of running the most successful winery. 2–5 players.

Euphoria. A fast-paced economic game that depends on planning and a bit of luck. As the new mayor, your duty is to make the town grow to the largest city before your rivals. Collect income and build public works. 2–6 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Stacking game. An easy to learn stacking game with co-op and competitive modes. Balance the most difficult pieces that help your score with tall, stable pieces that will keep your monument sturdy to the end. 1–16 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Tabletop. My Little Scythe is a competitive, family-friendly game in which each player controls 2 animal miniatures embarking upon an adventure in the Kingdom of Pomme. 2–6 players.

Neverwhen is a role-playing setting for Paizo Publishing’s Pathfinder system. It allows you to combine any genres into your campaign, without the poor GM exploding all over the gaming table. 2–6 players.

Be part of a team of superheroes fighting crime and taking down supervillains, keeping your city safe. 1–8 players.

Resource Management. Help your hive create the most replicants by collecting resources on a board that changes each round. Pay attention to what’s available and what you need to grow faster than the other hives. 2–6 players.

Card game. Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players. 2–4 players.

Trick taking. The game of smelly brews, dwarves, and their ores. A poker-like game of collecting resources and fulfilling orders for fine treasures and horrendous drinks. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Illuminati designer Steve Jackson presents a new game where you explore who’s really doing what, to whom, and why… and how they are keeping it secret. 3–10 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

Pocket RPG. Hip hop, high fantasy-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. ASG’s 1st Pocket RPG. 2–6 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Be part of a team of superheroes fighting crime and taking down supervillains, keeping your city safe. 1–8 players.

Starfinder Society. Level Tier 3-6. 4–7 players.

Adventurer’s League Dungeons & Dragons. The Forge of Fangs has been located in Vanrakdoom. While many innocents have been saved from an undying fate, the forge remains. You must tear it to the ground and end the threat forever! Part Three. 3–7 players.

Dungeons and Dragons. You’ve been set up. However, the man you were set against is more than willing to forgive and forget, if you are willing to join forces to see a terrible vengeance. Part Three of the Umbral Aristocracy Trilogy. 1–7 players.

D&D 5E. Your chase to wipe out the vampires of Undermountain leads to the Slitherswamp. The master vampire is close at hand! Part Three of the Vampire Hunt trilogy. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Sealed within his coffin, you must transport the Baron of Blood to his new home. Unfortunately, his new neighbors are not happy to see him move in, and the Mad Mage himself wants to throw him a housewarming. Part Three of the Home Sweet Home trilogy.

Pathfinder 1st Ed. Pathfinder Society Season 10 scenario 10-1. 3–6 players.

D&D 5th Edition. A mining town in the Western Galena Mountains has had their mine taken over by kobolds. The kobolds are proving a problem to remove, so word has been sent to the nearby towns for anyone who is capable. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Still falling through time, Waterdeep has grown into a small city with a vampire problem, but an old friend offers a solution. Part Three of the Folded Time Trilogy. 3–7 players.

A Starfinder Society Scenarios designed for levels 1-4. 3–7 players.

3G. (Variant: 13th Age for Glorantha). Play in this introductory adventure for the Glorantha-based variant of the open gaming system 13th Age, in which a group new to Dragon Pass encounters trolls, lunars, and chaos monsters. 2–8 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Illuminati designer Steve Jackson presents a new game where you explore who’s really doing what, to whom, and why… and how they are keeping it secret. 3–10 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

This is a rules-light, easy-to-learn fantasy RPG suitable for beginners. After some quick collaborative setting creation, we’ll play a one-shot adventure. Customizable pre-gens will be provided. 4 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Magic: The Gathering drink and booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. Age 21 and up. 2–99 players.

We will be running demos for the Pathfinder Playtest. If you are interested in getting your first taste of the ideas that went into Pathfinder 2, come join us for an hour-long demonstration of the new game system. There are five individual demos so you can enjoy them all. 4–6 players.

Fallen Family, Broken Name includes five one-hour adventures that take the PCs across Isger to uncover the Goblinblood Wars’ forgotten events and a family’s tragic past. The series includes a beginning adventure and a finale, but players can experience the other parts in any order.

One of the Society’s foremost diplomats is just about to sign a major deal with a visiting alien species. Before the documents can be finalized, the visiting dignitary requests a tour of the station. In order to preserve the Society’s negotiations and good standing with this species, the PCs must escort this dignitary across the station and avoid any diplomatic incidents. 3–6 players.

Following up on previous intelligence about a broad conspiracy against the Society, the PCs undertake a daring raid against a fortified complex near a city within the Pact Worlds. With only a limited amount of time to breach the site and retrieve valuable data before an automated system scrubs the files, the PCs need to use all their skills in order to complete this mission in a race against the clock. 3–6 players.

D&D 5E. The hand behind the Baron of Blood’s troubles is revealed, and he vows to make himself the worst kind of neighbor. Part One of the Home Sweet Home trilogy. 3–7 players.

Adventure Quest. A fantasy-themed, live action role-playing game for kids of all ages. Create a character in minutes and embark on a quest with puzzles, riddles and foam swords! 1–10 players.

13th Age. Play in this introductory adventure for the open gaming system 13th Age in which, while on a journey to a magical location, you must cope with an insane, mutating traitor and a crippled dragon. 2–8 players.

D&D 5E. Adventurer’s League game. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. When Volothamp Geddarm hires you to recover a missing key, you find yourself wrapped up in a series of murders in Lower Skullport. Can you find the killer before they find you? 3–7 players.

Adventurer’s League D&D. Something is wrong in the endless gloom of Skullport, and the Baron of Blood has tapped you to set things right. Part One of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

This is a sci-fi action-adventure RPG that can be played with or without a GM. The setting is a cross between Logan’s Run, V, and the Expanse, with the focus on action and how far your character will go to be free. 4 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Tactical combat dungeon crawl. Deliverance, the Game. A tactical combat “”Christian Fantasy”” co-op dungeon crawl boardgame. Choose your hero and unleash your God-given gifts to slay demonic foes, cast down the Darkness, and free the saints! 1–4 players.

Retro old-school games, various titles.

Card game. Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players. 2–4 players.

Card game. Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players. 2–4 players.

Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. Rumors abound of a map that leads to a treasure of unimaginable value. When chance drops the map into your hands, you have the chance to become wealthy beyond your wildest dreams. But you’re not the only ones with that dream. The chase is on. Part One of the Umbral Aristocracy Trilogy. 3–7 players.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

Be the crew, report to the bridge! Artemis is a spaceship bridge simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Cooperative gaming. 6–12 players.

Be the crew, report to the bridge! Artemis is a spaceship bridge simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Cooperative gaming. 6–12 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

As a trainee witch, you travel Lancre helping folks where you can and fighting evil and other things as they appear. However, be prudent, as too much magic can lead to cackling, which can turn you into… 1–4 players.

StoryBrewers. Story creation and RPGing in a fictional Regency setting. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix open play intro and learn to play. 2-18 players.

2-player combat strategy card game. The Cats of Ulthar card game. Based on the H.P. Lovecraft story, battle using magic and mystic cats to defeat the evil Cotter and wife! 2 players.

Board game. Beatdown: Streets of Justice. Plan your combo and save the city together. A fun, cooperative, strategic crime-fighting card game. 1–4 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

The Fantasy Trip. It’s a free-for-all until the last man is standing on a scale map of the Roman Colosseum, with room for up to 45 players. No previous experience necessary. You can even bring your own mini. 6–45 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

TEN. Alganath the Cruel is dead. Their tower is filled with mechanical contraptions and untold treasures that lie untended, and their menagerie of foul creatures have been terrorizing the countryside. It falls to 3–6 players to stop them.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

A party game for word lovers of all ages, Bring Your Own Book challenges players to take text out of context from any work they bring to play. Books will be available. 4–10 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Pocket RPG. Anime-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. This will be the official Kickstarter launch event. 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Munchkin. Now the Munchkins are invading the sewers of New York!

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players.

Starfinder Society. Level Tier: 3-6. 4–7 players.

FATE. Urban fantasy set in the here and now. 4–12 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Advanced Play: Pirates: Yarrr! Players run pirate spaceships and plunder enemy ships and bases. Some prior experience preferred. 6–16 players at a time, games every 20-30 minutes. 6–16 players.

Dead Light adventure for Call of Cthulhu 7th edition. It’s a horror-themed RPG set in the 1920s, inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Premade characters will be provided, but you can also bring your own if you would like. 2–4 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

RoboRally. Join us for Live Action RoboRally! Players in teams of two, with one Robot and one Programmer per team. The first Robot to survive the course and make it to the second flag wins. 4–20 players.

Neverwhen is a role-playing setting for Paizo Publishing’s Pathfinder system. It allows you to combine any genres into your campaign, without the poor GM exploding all over the gaming table. 2–6 players.

Pathfinder Society Scenario Season 10. 3–7 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

Pathfinder RPG. For millennia an order of scholars known as the Jeweled Sages catalogued the wisdom and lore of northern Garund’s greatest minds within crystalline artifacts. 4–6 players.

Renowned as one of the greatest explorers following the advent of Drift travel, Jelev Rasheen left behind a legacy of adventure and exploration, not to mention countless alien relics, technologies, and treasures recovered from her travels. Her disappearance in the Vast, along with rumors of her final treasure fleet, has inspired adventurers for centuries. Now Radaszam, head of the Acquisitives faction, has uncovered a lead on Rasheen’s last journey into the Vast, and he wants the PCs’ help in finding what befell Rasheen. 3–6 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Space Camp: Kids 8 and up are invited to come fly a spaceship! Bring a parent. 2–12 players at a time, games every 20 minutes. 2–12 players.

Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. The treasure hunt has led to the City of the Dead. Beneath that well-manicured park is an ancient crypt where the treasure awaits you! Part Two of the Umbral Aristocracy Trilogy. 3–7 players.

Conspiracy Theory. Double option for double trauma! Do we play the happy new edition of Illuminati, the classical conspiracy? Or do we play serious conspiracy with Collect It All, based on the real CIA analyst training game? 3–10 players.

1st/2nd Edition AD&D. Some 3,000 years ago, the City of the Gods landed somewhere in Blackmoor. Can you find it and gather treasure to support the local war? Or can you find it and destroy it before your enemies locate it? 6–12 players.

D&D 5E. Adventurer’s League game 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Your search for Volo’s key has kept you in Skullport, where it looks like you are about to cross wits, or swords, with the drow of Bregan D’aerthe. Only the one with the most style will survive. 3–7 players.

Adventurer’s League D&D. Vampires in service to the Mistress of Night are somewhere in Vanrakdoom. You must locate them without drawing the attention of the other residents of this dangerous place. Part Two of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

Euro. A euro stock market-style game where players try to be the richest after a set number of rounds. Buy, gamble or mine for gems to be the richest! 3–4 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Pocket RPG. Heavy metal, sci-fi-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. The 2nd in ASG’s Pocket RPG Series. 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Card game. Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players. 2–4 players.

Shadowrun 5th edition. Play in a game of the 5th edition of Shadowrun using characters from Ghost in the Shell’s Public Security Section 9 which investigates high-technology related crimes in a futuristic Japan. 2–6 players.

D&D 5th Edition. A journal found in the Quartzwall Mine is proving difficult to translate. The cleric in Mountainholm asks the adventurers to go to a lair nearby where, supposedly, a cipher can be found to translate it. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. The wizard Ahghairon, the first Lord of Waterdeep, foresaw a day when you would need his help, and so he left something for you inside his tower. Now if you could only get inside it. Part Two of the Home Sweet Home trilogy. 3–7 players.

A scripted Artemis mission with a plot whereby some players will need to go off on an Away Team mission during the game. Away Team Mission 2018 is a repeat of the Mission event from last year’s Norwescon, and is for players who missed it last year. The crippled TSN Diana is undergoing reconstruction at DS1, but the recent mission to recover it has attracted unwanted attention from the Arvonian fleets which are now advancing on DS1. Your mission is to protect both DS1 and the Diana from the Arvonian invasion. (Prior experience with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes games may be helpful.) Some prior Artemis experience preferred. 6–16 players required per occurrence; more players can be recruited from the audience during the game as needed. 6–16 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Munchkin. Kick open doors into distant dimensions with this edition. Cyborgs, aliens and demons are out in full force and the Smith family is mixed up in the chaos. Which version of you will reach level 10? 3–6 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

TEN. Alganath the Cruel is dead. Their tower is filled with mechanical contraptions and untold treasures that lie untended, and their menagerie of foul creatures have been terrorizing the countryside. It falls to 3–6 players to stop them.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Finding Haven is an action-adventure sci-fi RPG in a setting reminiscent of The Expanse, Logan’s Run, and V, with a little bit of Hunger Games. 2–5 players.

Euro. A euro stock market-style game where players try to be the richest after a set number of rounds. Buy, gamble or mine for gems to be the richest! 3–4 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Resource Management. Help your hive create the most replicants by collecting resources on a board that changes each round. Pay attention to what’s available and what you need to grow faster than the other hives. 2–6 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Tabletop. Fantasy football with orcs, goblins, and humies. 2–6 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Palladium. Operate one of the 5 lions as a paladin of Voltron using Voltron action figures and a background track. 4–5 players.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Open Play: 2–16 players at a time, drop-in/drop-out at any time. 2–16 players.

Pocket RPG. Hip hop, high fantasy-themed RPG designed for quick character gen, 1-off adventures and short campaigns. Made for people interested in satirical settings and hijinks. ASG’s 1st Pocket RPG. 2–6 players.

Investigators struggle to combat the Ancient Ones by exploring the museum that is their focal point. Find what is needed before the clock strikes midnight! 2–8 players.

Euro. A euro stock market-style game where players try to be the richest after a set number of rounds. Buy, gamble or mine for gems to be the richest! 3–4 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

A scripted Artemis mission with a plot whereby some players will need to go off on an Away Team mission during the game. Away Team Mission 2018 is a repeat of the Mission event from last year’s Norwescon, and is for players who missed it last year. The crippled TSN Diana is undergoing reconstruction at DS1, but the recent mission to recover it has attracted unwanted attention from the Arvonian fleets which are now advancing on DS1. Your mission is to protect both DS1 and the Diana from the Arvonian invasion. (Prior experience with Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes games may be helpful.) Some prior Artemis experience preferred. 6–16 players required per occurrence; more players can be recruited from the audience during the game as needed. 6–16 players.

D&D 5E. This couldn’t get worse. The key you are searching for has fallen into the hands of the eye tyrant of Skullport himself. Now you just need to rob Xanathar without getting disintegrated. 3–7 players.

Adventurer’s League D&D. The Forge of Fangs has been located in Vanrakdoom. While many innocents have been saved from an undying fate, the forge remains. You must tear it to the ground and end the threat forever! Part Three of the Undying Threat trilogy. 3–7 players.

Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. The wizard Ahghairon, the first Lord of Waterdeep, foresaw a day when you would need his help, and so he left something for you inside his tower. Now if you could only get inside it. Part Two of the Home Sweet Home trilogy. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. Sealed within his coffin, you must transport the Baron of Blood to his new home. Unfortunately, his new neighbors are not happy to see him move in, and the Mad Mage himself wants to throw him a housewarming. Part Three of the Home Sweet Home trilogy.

Dungeons and Dragons. Still falling through time, Waterdeep has grown into a small city with a vampire problem, but an old friend offers a solution. Part Three of the Folded Time Trilogy. 3–7 players.

Based on the movie Dark City, Red Spiral is an abstract tile placement and manipulation game for one player. It takes 30 seconds to set up and 15 minutes to play. 1 player.

Starfinder Society Scenario Season 1. 3–7 players. Four Sessions.

Artemis is a Spaceship Bridge Simulator where players assume the jobs of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Advanced Play: Pirates: Yarrr! Players run pirate spaceships and plunder enemy ships and bases. Some prior experience preferred. 6–16 players at a time, games every 20-30 minutes. 6–16 players.

Eclipse Phase, 1st Edition. You are Sentinels who get missions from a shadowy network known as Firewall. Part of an elite team known as Team Firewall, you protect against “existential risks” which threaten transhumanity. 2–12 players.

Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. Deriel has finally finished translating the book you found. He has sent word for you to collect it to take it to Phlan. Arriving at Mountainholm, it is obvious something is wrong. For levels 1-4. 3–7 players.

This is it. . This is your ticked into better jobs. pull this off and you’ll be in. all you need to do is grab the gear and get out. Its gonna be tough but you’ve got the edge.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players.

Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Magic: The Gathering drink and booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. Age 21 and up. 2–99 players.

Starfinder Society. Level Tier: 1-4. 4–7 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Retro old-school games, various titles.

We will be running demos for the Pathfinder Playtest. If you are interested in getting your first taste of the ideas that went into Pathfinder 2, come join us for an hour-long demonstration of the new game system. There are five individual demos so you can enjoy them all. 4–6 players.

Pathfinder Society Scenario Season 4. 3–7 players.

Build and maintain your own demonic petting zoo in this light-hearted, strategic set collection game for 2-4 players.

In this game, players play Jedi on the run after the infamous Order 66 was enacted. The system is very rules-light and suitable for beginners. 2–5 players.

As the malicious jinsuls continue their conquest of the Scoured Stars system after chasing out the Starfinder Society, the Society’s leaders band together to learn more of their new rivals. The PCs join an expedition to a jinsul homeworld out in the Vast in hopes of uncovering the origins of the jinsul menace. Content in this scenario also contributes to the ongoing goals of the Second Seekers (Jadnura) faction, the Second Seeker (Luwazi Elsebo) faction, and the ongoing year of the Scoured Stars storyline. 3–6 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

A party game for word lovers of all ages, Bring Your Own Book challenges players to take text out of context from any work they bring to play. Books will be available. 4–10 players.

Join the Scooby Gang and defend Sunnydale in this new edition, now with all the Monsters of the Week and Big Bads! Play as Buffy, Willow, Xander, Giles, Angel or Spike. Rescue townies, defeat monsters. 2–5 players.

D&D. Adventurer’s League game. 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. The hunt for the dragon’s cache has attracted ne’er-do-wells and fortune seekers to Waterdeep from far and wide and the gangs of Waterdeep are not about to let such a bounty of talent go to waste. Chaos and shenanigans await the brave and the bold in the City of Splendors! 3–7 players.

D&D 5E. The hunt for the dragon’s cache has attracted ne’er-do-wells and fortune seekers to Waterdeep from far and wide, and the gangs of Waterdeep are not about to let such a bounty of talent go to waste. 15–35 players.

Dungeons and Dragons. The hunt for the dragon’s cache has attracted ne’er-do-wells and fortune seekers to Waterdeep from far and wide, and the gangs of Waterdeep are not about to let such a bounty of talent go to waste. Chaos and shenanigans await the brave and the bold in the City of Splendors! 3–7 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

You’ve finally made it. After years of hard toil, intense struggle, and—let’s be honest—plenty of drinks and tears, you’ve become the CEO of a major corporation. 2–8 players.

Board game. Beatdown: Streets of Justice. Plan your combo and save the city together. A fun, cooperative, strategic crime-fighting card game. 1–4 players.

Home brew. Sci-fi mashup – Any and all sci-fi games and movies plus D&D. 3–6 players.

Tabletop. $30. Ten figures make a team of 300 points. Prize support provided. 2–18 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.

Munchkin. Unwisely hired by S.H.I.E.L.D., Munchkins stride across the Mighty Marvel Universe! Team up with the world’s mightiest heroes, destroy the villains, and take all their stuff. 3–6 players.

Resource Management. Help your hive create the most replicants by collecting resources on a board that changes each round. Pay attention to what’s available and what you need to grow faster than the other hives. 2–6 players.

Tabletop. HeroClix draft. $15. Five hero figures and prizes for tournament. 2–18 players.

Stumble! is a never-before-seen racing game where six bar patrons race to the last taxi. A Kickstarter will be available under the name Stumble! 2–6 players.

Magic: The Gathering booster draft. $20 for three packs and $5 per person prize support. 2–99 players.