Hi all! Tim and I are now out of Pennsylvania and are waiting to move into our new home in Virginia. As a result, the Facebook Brandywine Tabletop Gaming Club page is being removed and the calendar is no longer available. We are still looking for somebody who is willing to take on the board gaming mantle in the Brandywine Valley, to whom we would gladly turn over the blog, Facebook page, and calendar when ready! This will be our last post on this blog!
For local wargamers, please visit DAWG on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1748351998811384/ We already miss them a lot!
For board gamers, please contact us if you'd like to keep this going!
I already miss the Brandywine Valley! We love Kennett Square and Pennsylvania! If you find yourself in the Williamsburg area, please look us up! We're always up for a game or two (and we will now have a dedicated gaming room!)
Blessings to all of you! <3
Friday, July 24, 2020
Wednesday, June 24, 2020
ANNOUNCEMENT: Moving!
Hello everybody!
Tim and I would like to announce that we are selling the House in the Woods and moving to Williamsburg, VA.
For those of you who are tabletop wargamers, we highly recommend the Delaware Area Wargaming Group (DAWG). You can find them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1748351998811384/.
For the boardgamers in the group, we're looking for somebody to take up the mantle and keep boardgaming alive and well in the Brandywine Valley. If that is you, please contact us through our email on the Contact Us page.
THANK YOU to everybody for some fantastic gaming days!! Our gaming isn't stopping -- just moving somewhere else!
~Tim and Wendy
Tim and I would like to announce that we are selling the House in the Woods and moving to Williamsburg, VA.
For those of you who are tabletop wargamers, we highly recommend the Delaware Area Wargaming Group (DAWG). You can find them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1748351998811384/.
For the boardgamers in the group, we're looking for somebody to take up the mantle and keep boardgaming alive and well in the Brandywine Valley. If that is you, please contact us through our email on the Contact Us page.
THANK YOU to everybody for some fantastic gaming days!! Our gaming isn't stopping -- just moving somewhere else!
~Tim and Wendy
Saturday, April 4, 2020
Idle Hands

Social Distancing has us both in Pennsylvania now, so we've been knocking out some fun projects. Just before we were all quarantined, Tim ran "Chain of Command" at DAWG. It was the first day of the first Battle of Kharkov. The Germans were pushing toward Kharkov against a determined Soviet defense. Play-testing allowed for a very balance game, but some really bad rolls kept the Germans from getting anywhere. Tim is planning on this being the first of three Battles of Kharkov in a campaign.
To that end, Tim has been spending his quarantine-time painting Russian countryside and city buildings! He's enjoying painting the bricks, particularly!
Tim left Wendy's Vikings in DC, so she doesn't have any figures to paint. She has gone back to the gold old days and begun a cross-stitch project that she's had in her stash for more years than she's willing to admit.Tim and Wendy decided to skip Cold Wars this year. We were registered and very much looking forward to it since we missed Fall-In. Alas - having a person in the house with severe health concerns kept us home. While we love the conventions, we just couldn't risk it for Alex's sake. We understand it went well, although not well-attended (as can be expected). So far, we have heard that Historicon is still on, but we will be playing it by ear as July draws closer.
As far as board games go -- Tim, Wendy, and Alex played a fun little game of Mission Command the other night. It's a simple board game that we all enjoy when we have a small amount of time. Wendy had terrible rolls and was out of the game fairly quickly - even with having her planes shot up as much as they could without leaving the game.
The big gaming news in the house is that Alex is streaming nightly on Twitch and developing a small following. He's been streaming Disco Elysium, Hades, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and (most frequently) Wizard of Legend. Please check him out at 8pm every night! He's has a great interaction with his audience! http://twitch.tv/Kuthillick. AND - if you buy online games, consider going through his Humble account. Half of any commission he earns goes to the JDRF to help us find him a cure for Type 1 diabetes!
We are looking forward to getting out a few board games over the next couple of weekends! Pandemic, of course, is a must, and we may try to get Scythe out so that Tim and Alex can teach Wendy.
Wishing you Happy Social Distancing and PLEASE stay well!!
Monday, January 13, 2020
NEWS: Update
The last couple of months have been very, very hectic and ... not so great. The good news is that most of the contractors are out of the house and we hope to be listing it soon. We MAY be able to host a game or two here and there. Stay tuned.
Our holidays were very subdued this year, so gaming has been at a minimum as a whole. We ended up skipping Barrage, Fall-In, and a Baltimore area Lard America day to focus on the house and family. We've also missed hosting games and seeing our friends at DAWG. We haven't been completely idle, though, when it comes to gaming...
Boardgames
When our daughter visits, Tim and she have been playing a LOT of Terraforming Mars. They picked up the expansion for a Christmas gift. We've also been playing a lot of Betrayal at Baldur's Gate (the Baldur's Gate edition of Betrayal at House on the Hill) as a family. We introduced our son's friend to it and had so
much fun! We much prefer the Baldur's Gate edition, as they took some of the things we didn't like in the original game and fixed them. Some of the scenarios are still a little unbalanced, but overall, it's much better. We've also been playing Settler's of Catan (always good to go back to the basics).Miniatures
We have been to a few of the Delaware Area Wargaming Group (DAWG) events and, as always, they measure up to a great time! We also went to "A Bridge Too Lard" in the fall and had a blast. We even ended the evening with a curry, in true Lardie fashion.
Tim has been vigilantly painting his 28mm Saxons for dark ages skirmish games. Once Wendy finishes her Vikings, we have a lot of rules sets ready and waiting!
World Famous!
Did you know that Tim and Wendy are now World Famous??? We were fortunate enough to be interviewed at Historicon this past summer for the Too Fat Lardies Oddcast. You can hear the interview at https://toofatlardies.libsyn.com/toofatlardies-oddcast-22. We start at approximately 035:40.
AND... Wendy was in two pictures for the November issue of Wargames Illustrated. Check out the article "Red Bull and Laughing Gas" about Howard Whitehouse and Jeff Wasileski's fun and raucous games at Historicon each year! You can see more about it on Jeff's Facebook post here:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215195772393804&set=a.1628009306279&type=3&theater
Slightly Off-Topic
On to other interesting news that is tangential to our tabletop hobby. Our son has decided to start streaming his online gaming. While many of you are tabletop die-hards, you may have friends or family who play Path of Exile, Wizard of Legend, Darkest Dungeon, Smash Brothers Project M, and Pokemon Sword and Shield. Please spread the word to those who enjoy watching game-play streams. Alex's foci are on viewer interaction and explanations and tutorials as requested. You can catch him at 8pm Eastern Time most nights on http://Twitch.tv/kuthillick. Be sure to also check out his YouTube videos at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7qjDpO2-mCYf5Fk5twk9BA. Stream updates, highlights, and other videos can be found his Twitter account: http://twitter.com/kuthillick.
Future Gaming
We are looking forward to some future events:
Future Gaming
We are looking forward to some future events:
- Friday, January 17th - DAWG is running What a Tanker! by Too Fat Lardies. If you're interested, please let Jim know ASAP by going to their Facebook Group and messaging him.
- March 12th - 15th - Cold Wars will be held at the Wyndham Lancaster Resort and Convention Center. From the outside, it looks like Wyndham may have actually done the place up right. The PEL is supposed to go out today and online registration is to open January 27th.
- May 2nd - Pickett's Lard II in Gettysburg (or... Littlestown, PA). Details are still coming in for that. If you're interested, keep checking out the calendar on here... I'll update it as I get more information.
That wraps up our long overdue update. Keep checking in - we really hope to host an event in February, if not at the house, then at some other location TBD. Don't forget to tell us about your own game days so that we can add them to the calendar.
Happy Gaming!
Sunday, August 18, 2019
NEWS: A Summer Ghost
We haven't meant to be ghosting everybody, but it's been a busy summer! For oh-so-many reasons we haven't hosted any games at The House in the Woods this summer. ... nor will we do so during August or September. We're getting the house spruced up to list, so there will be masons, roofers, and painters (oh my!) around for the next couple of months. This is NOT the best atmosphere for gaming.
BUT - if YOU would like to host a game day at your house (under the Brandywine Tabletop Gaming Club name), please let us know and we'll help you facilitate that! We'll do whatever you need us to do to run the day!
We will be at Barrage on Saturday, September 28th in Havre de Grace, MD. They put on a GREAT convention and each year it just keeps getting better. The HAWKs are a great group of people and we always enjoy ourselves. If you'd like to carpool - we're only going on Saturday - just let us know.
We went to HMGS' Historicon this year and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The new venue at the Lancaster Marriott downtown was great. While our bar bill was a bit excessive, it was a TON of fun and we played some great games.
Tim hosted a DAWG (Delaware Area WarGamers) game last weekend, running a Barbarossa scenario using Too Fat Lardies' Chain of Command. Once the house is back in order, he may run it again here.
We will be going to DAWG again on 8/23, as Jim will be running Desperado and the return of One Toof Sally. If you're interested, please go to their Facebook Page and let Jim know: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1748351998811384/.
So - for now - no games at The House in the Woods until further notice, but if we come up with another location, we'll let you know!
Happy Gaming!
BUT - if YOU would like to host a game day at your house (under the Brandywine Tabletop Gaming Club name), please let us know and we'll help you facilitate that! We'll do whatever you need us to do to run the day!We will be at Barrage on Saturday, September 28th in Havre de Grace, MD. They put on a GREAT convention and each year it just keeps getting better. The HAWKs are a great group of people and we always enjoy ourselves. If you'd like to carpool - we're only going on Saturday - just let us know.
We went to HMGS' Historicon this year and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The new venue at the Lancaster Marriott downtown was great. While our bar bill was a bit excessive, it was a TON of fun and we played some great games.
Tim hosted a DAWG (Delaware Area WarGamers) game last weekend, running a Barbarossa scenario using Too Fat Lardies' Chain of Command. Once the house is back in order, he may run it again here. We will be going to DAWG again on 8/23, as Jim will be running Desperado and the return of One Toof Sally. If you're interested, please go to their Facebook Page and let Jim know: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1748351998811384/.
So - for now - no games at The House in the Woods until further notice, but if we come up with another location, we'll let you know!
Happy Gaming!
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Monday, July 8, 2019
NEWS: Busy Wargaming...
This past weekend was a wargaming weekend, to be sure! Friday night we joined the Delaware Area Wargaming Group (DAWG) as Greg hosted Sharp Practice! (by Too Fat Lardies). It was the first time Tim and Wendy played Sharp Practice rules.
While neither of us are huge Napoleonics fans, Wendy really enjoyed the game. As always, Too Fat Lardies delivers a great beer and pretzels rule set. Greg set-up random commander characters. Wendy's was a real "rotter". Really - the card said that. The objective was for the French to keep the Russians from getting a keg of beer from one of the farm houses. The game went long, so we didn't officially "finish", but the Russians succeeded in at least getting the keg, but they had a long ways to go to get it out. I think they would have prevailed. Here are some of the pictures:



Then Saturday afternoon, we went to Tom's house so he could do a final play test of the Pegasus Bridge scenario that he's running this Friday and Saturday at Historicon in Lancaster. He's using the Too Fat Lardies' Chain of Command. His Pegasus Bridge set-up is STUNNING! He was running the movie, "The Longest Day" while we were playing and he did a beautiful job of recreating the scenes. Amazing. If you're going to Historicon, I suggest you stop by and check it out. Tom didn't really need our help, as he had the game fairly well balanced and fun to play. Here are those pictures:If you're headed up on Wednesday, let us know!
Stay tuned for the post-con report next week. Other attendees are more than welcome to send us their report to be published, too!
Happy Gaming!
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
NEWS: No June Gaming Day, but Wait...
Summer is a crazy time of the year for all of us, so we've decided to take a month off and not have a June Gaming Day. BUT...
On Friday, June 21st, DAWG (Delaware Area Wargaming Group) is hosting What A Tanker! by Too Fat Lardies. If you're interested in attending, please contact Jim Ferich through DAWG's Facebook page.
Don't forget that the Kennett Library has Tea and Boardgames every other Wednesday at 5:30 pm. The next one is tonight! We recommend that you call ahead of time to verify the date and time.
In July, we are headed to Historicon 2019 in Lancaster, PA for an extended weekend of tabletop miniature gaming. Hands down, it is one of our favorite cons to attend and look forward to it every year. If you haven't gone, it's close enough to the Brandywine Valley to make a day trip. I suggest you check it out. If you do plan to try it but don't want to show up on your own, just let us know and we'll meet you there! For more information, check out the Historicon website: https://www.hmgs.org/page/HconHome
Don't forget that the Kennett Library has Tea and Boardgames every other Wednesday at 5:30 pm. The next one is tonight! We recommend that you call ahead of time to verify the date and time.
You can find all the local and local-ish gaming events on our events calendar (please contact us if you have an event to be added).
We hope everybody is having a fabulous summer! We're still not sure if we're having an event in July or August, so stay tuned!
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Tuesday, April 23, 2019
EVENT: May Game Day!
When: May 18, 2019. 12:30pm - 6pm
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP is necessary and can be done https://www.eventbrite.com/e/may-gaming-day-registration-60792671517 (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
What:
MINIATURES: Table Host: Tim Myers running Chain of Command (Too Fat Lardies). This is a platoon level WWII game that is, in Tim's opinion, better than Bolt Action.
BOARD GAMES: Table Host: Alex Myers running 7 Wonders. Alex is great at teaching new players and 7 Wonders is a great game to be introduced to Eurogames!
Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for other folks to be Table Hosts. Please contact us if you want to be a Table Host and we'll advertise it!
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
MINIATURES: Table Host: Tim Myers running Chain of Command (Too Fat Lardies). This is a platoon level WWII game that is, in Tim's opinion, better than Bolt Action.
BOARD GAMES: Table Host: Alex Myers running 7 Wonders. Alex is great at teaching new players and 7 Wonders is a great game to be introduced to Eurogames!
Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for other folks to be Table Hosts. Please contact us if you want to be a Table Host and we'll advertise it!
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
We are looking for Table Hosts! Please let us know if you'd like to host a particular game during this event.
Open table gaming can be chosen from our own game list or you can bring your own.
Please be sure to read Things to Know, since it includes things like bringing your own food, drink, etc. and other courtesy-like things. See you soon!
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
NEWSLETTER: April 2019
BTGC NEWSLETTER
Edition 3
April 2019
April 2019
The latest quarterly is live! Edition 3 is out !
We're looking for contributors for
- Game Reviews
- Convention Reviews (particularly board game conventions and events)
- Gaming Clubs
- Event Announcements
- Event Synopsis
- anything else...???
So - check out the new newsletter!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gxAuCl8A6MRFGGSuRqlXnLawAFOOTWBH/view?usp=sharingSaturday, April 6, 2019
EVENT: April Game Day!
When: April 20, 2019. 1pm - 5pm
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP is necessary and can be done at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-april-gaming-day-registration-59995621519 (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP is necessary and can be done at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-april-gaming-day-registration-59995621519 (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
What:
MINIATURES: Looking for a Table Host!
BOARD GAMES: Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for folks to be Table Hosts.
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
MINIATURES: Looking for a Table Host!
BOARD GAMES: Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for folks to be Table Hosts.
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
We are looking for Table Hosts! Please let us know if you'd like to host a particular game during this event.
Open table gaming can be chosen from our own game list or you can bring your own.
Please be sure to read Things to Know, since it includes things like bringing your own food, drink, etc. and other courtesy-like things. See you soon!
Saturday, March 23, 2019
CANCELED - Today's Game
We're sorry, but we have to cancel today's game. Jim, our Table Host, is unable to make it because he and his wife had to put their cat Zeus down today. We will try to reschedule for another time.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Saturday, February 16, 2019
EVENT: March Gaming Day - CANCELED

CANCELED. We're sorry for the inconvenience. Jim's cat, Zeus, had to be put down this morning. :(
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP is necessary and can be done at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-march-gaming-day-registration-54436456908 by 3/20/19. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
What: MINIATURES: What A Tanker! (Too Fat Lardies).
Table Host: Jim Ferich (of Delaware Area Wargaming Group fame).
BOARD GAMES: Open table gaming tables (choose when you get here). If you have a game that you want to play, let us know and we'll set you up as a Table Host and advertise it!
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
We are looking for Table Hosts! Please let us know if you'd like to host a particular game during this event.
Open table gaming OR Table Host gaming can be chosen from our own game list or you can bring your own.
Please be sure to read Things to Know, since it includes things like bringing your own food, drink, etc. and other courtesy-like things. See you soon!
Monday, January 21, 2019
NEWS: A Note About Facebook and RSVPs
I'm beginning to move away from Facebook for a variety of reasons. For purposes of BTGC, a few of our members are not on FB (including Tim), so I want to focus on a platform that will reach everybody.
The other reason I'll be using FB less is because their Events feature doesn't work well for planning. Knowing about how many people will be attending helps us know what rooms and how many tables to set-up (or if we need to cancel because it's a bad weekend for folks). FB doesn't allow us to turn off the "Interested" response, which isn't helpful to our planning.
For now, I'm trying Eventbright to handle the RSVPs. I'm hoping this will give us a more accurate count of attendees for each event.
Some notes about Eventbright... you do not need to print or bring the "ticket" to the event. We get a list of who will be attending and that's enough for us. If you register for an event, but something comes up, NO PROBLEM... just email us and let us know. We can take your name off the list.
Finally, if you're not on FB a lot yourself, you can get updates from this website by either signing up through an RSS feed (Subscribe to BTGC), or entering your email address (Follow by Email)... or both. I won't flood your inbox with daily emails. I generally keep posts to Events (once or twice a month), Newsletters (once a quarter), Post-Event synopsis (sometimes, not always), and news updates like this (irregular). If I feel chatty, it will go on FB.
We're not getting rid of the FB group, because it definitely has its uses. I am, however, going to be presenting all the information for the group in this webpage/blog, then simply posting the link onto FB. Our son, Alex, will be helping to keep the FB current and monitoring it regularly; so - for the die-hard FB fans, you won't miss a thing and I will still be responding in a timely manner!
I have also set-up New Email Address for the group so that you can RSVP via email if you'd like.
Thank you and we'll see you all on February 16th for our monthly gaming day!!
The other reason I'll be using FB less is because their Events feature doesn't work well for planning. Knowing about how many people will be attending helps us know what rooms and how many tables to set-up (or if we need to cancel because it's a bad weekend for folks). FB doesn't allow us to turn off the "Interested" response, which isn't helpful to our planning.
For now, I'm trying Eventbright to handle the RSVPs. I'm hoping this will give us a more accurate count of attendees for each event.
Some notes about Eventbright... you do not need to print or bring the "ticket" to the event. We get a list of who will be attending and that's enough for us. If you register for an event, but something comes up, NO PROBLEM... just email us and let us know. We can take your name off the list.
Finally, if you're not on FB a lot yourself, you can get updates from this website by either signing up through an RSS feed (Subscribe to BTGC), or entering your email address (Follow by Email)... or both. I won't flood your inbox with daily emails. I generally keep posts to Events (once or twice a month), Newsletters (once a quarter), Post-Event synopsis (sometimes, not always), and news updates like this (irregular). If I feel chatty, it will go on FB.
We're not getting rid of the FB group, because it definitely has its uses. I am, however, going to be presenting all the information for the group in this webpage/blog, then simply posting the link onto FB. Our son, Alex, will be helping to keep the FB current and monitoring it regularly; so - for the die-hard FB fans, you won't miss a thing and I will still be responding in a timely manner!
I have also set-up New Email Address for the group so that you can RSVP via email if you'd like.
Thank you and we'll see you all on February 16th for our monthly gaming day!!
Monday, January 14, 2019
A Year of Gaming
The BTGC Calendar of Events is really heating up! Be sure to check it out! Recent additions include:
Already on the calendar were Cold Wars, Historicon, and the Kennett Library's Tea and Boardgames nights.
Each event includes a description with links for registration and more information.
If you know of any events or are running your own, please let me know and I'll be sure to get it on there! I'm always happy to advertise events for gamers!
- BTGC Gaming Days for February and March
- BTGC Intro to RPGs Workshop sessions for the end of February and beginning of March
- DAWG's January Event
- Springfield Day of Games Events
- Several Gaming Cons, including Williamsburg Muster, Dreamation, Genericon, Simcon, Mepacon, Dexcon, and the World Board Game Championships.
Already on the calendar were Cold Wars, Historicon, and the Kennett Library's Tea and Boardgames nights.
Each event includes a description with links for registration and more information.
If you know of any events or are running your own, please let me know and I'll be sure to get it on there! I'm always happy to advertise events for gamers!
Monday, January 7, 2019
EVENT: Intro to RPGs
We have had a member express interest in learning how to play RPGs, so will be offering an Intro to RPG Workshop over the course of two sessions. New (and seasoned players with an esprit de corps who have patience with new players) are VERY welcome!
Tim will teach the basics of an RPG and do a dungeon crawl to put those basics to use. Tim is a seasoned DM (Dungeon Master) and has been running games since 1979. He teaches the game strictly as a tabletop game (not cos-play, so please... no costumes...) and teaches in a learn-as-you-play format.
WHAT: Introduction to RPGs (using D&D 2nd Edition - we're a little behind the times, but the basic concepts are the same).
WHEN: Session 1: February 23rd, 1pm - 6pm
Session 2: March 9th, 1pm - 6pm.
WHERE: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: We need 4 - 6 people committed to both sessions for this to work. If we don't get four people we'll cancel. HOWEVER, get your RSVPs in early because we are capping the attendance at 6 people (we will keep a waiting list or schedule another workshop for the overflow). RSVP BY 2/16/19. If we need to cancel, we'll let you know by 2/19/19. RSVP for session I at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-intro-to-rpgs-session-i-registration-54535044787 and session II at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-intro-to-rpgs-session-ii-registration-54536116994
UPDATE: Registration is now closed and we have our players for these events. AS A REMINDER TO PLAYERS who came on 2/23/19... the 2nd session is moved from March 9th to APRIL 6th! Tim will have calculated everybody's new levels and we will complete the adventure. THANKS FOR A GREAT time!!
WHAT TO BRING: Your own food and drink, dice if you got em' (we have them if you don't), an open mind, and your creativity.
Session 2(3/9/19) (4/6/19): Completing the Adventure
Tim will teach the basics of an RPG and do a dungeon crawl to put those basics to use. Tim is a seasoned DM (Dungeon Master) and has been running games since 1979. He teaches the game strictly as a tabletop game (not cos-play, so please... no costumes...) and teaches in a learn-as-you-play format.
WHAT: Introduction to RPGs (using D&D 2nd Edition - we're a little behind the times, but the basic concepts are the same).
WHEN: Session 1: February 23rd, 1pm - 6pm
Session 2: March 9th, 1pm - 6pm.
WHERE: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: We need 4 - 6 people committed to both sessions for this to work. If we don't get four people we'll cancel. HOWEVER, get your RSVPs in early because we are capping the attendance at 6 people (we will keep a waiting list or schedule another workshop for the overflow). RSVP BY 2/16/19. If we need to cancel, we'll let you know by 2/19/19. RSVP for session I at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-intro-to-rpgs-session-i-registration-54535044787 and session II at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-intro-to-rpgs-session-ii-registration-54536116994
UPDATE: Registration is now closed and we have our players for these events. AS A REMINDER TO PLAYERS who came on 2/23/19... the 2nd session is moved from March 9th to APRIL 6th! Tim will have calculated everybody's new levels and we will complete the adventure. THANKS FOR A GREAT time!!
WHAT TO BRING: Your own food and drink, dice if you got em' (we have them if you don't), an open mind, and your creativity.
SESSIONS
Session 1 (2/23/19): The Basics- What are RPGs?
- Rolling up characters.
- Storyline basics.
- Beginning adventuring
Session 2
- Continue and finish the adventure.
- Level up!
Saturday, January 5, 2019
EVENT: February Open Gaming
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP is necessary and can be done at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/btgc-february-open-gaming-day-registration-54387653937 by 2/14/19. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
What:
MINIATURES: TBD - Looking for a Table Host.
BOARD GAMES: Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for folks to be Table Hosts.
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
MINIATURES: TBD - Looking for a Table Host.
BOARD GAMES: Open table gaming tables will be available and we're always looking for folks to be Table Hosts.
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here). Did I mention you can be a Table Host?!
We are looking for Table Hosts! Please let us know if you'd like to host a particular game during this event.
Open table gaming can be chosen from our own game list or you can bring your own.
Please be sure to read Things to Know, since it includes things like bringing your own food, drink, etc. and other courtesy-like things. See you soon!
NEWSLETTER: January 2019
BTGC NEWSLETTER
Edition 2, Issue 1
January 2019
January 2019
The latest quarterly is live! Edition 2, Issue 1 is out and we're ready to kick off the New Year!
UPDATE: There is one error... the next DAWG meeting on January 12th begins at 1pm, not at 7pm as listed. It is correct in the Calendar of Events online.
Please give us feedback as to what you want to see. Don't forget... we need you! We're looking for contributors for
- Game Reviews
- Convention Reviews (particularly board game conventions and events)
- Gaming Clubs
- Event Announcements
- Event Synopsis
- anything else...???
Friday, December 28, 2018
EVENT: Games Santa Brought!
When: January 5, 2019. 1pm - 6pm
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: Necessary and by January 2, 2019. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: Necessary and by January 2, 2019. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
The family received Above & Below (Grace is our resident expert - she's played it at college) and Terraforming Mars. We also got Istanbul for Thanksgiving.
Tim received a new play mat for all general terrain games. He also got the rule set for Bag the Hun (from Too Fat Lardies) for which we have everything except an understanding of the rules.
Wednesday, December 26, 2018
POLL: Santa-Showoff Day!
We've been quite quiet for awhile because... holidays. We want to have a Santa-Showoff Day! You bring the games you got as a gift this month, show them off and we play them! BUT - again - HOLIDAYS. When is the best time for a December/January Game Day? The options are:
- Saturday, 12/29, 1pm - 6pm
- Sunday, 12/30, 1pm - 6pm
- NEW YEARS EVE!!, 12/31, 6pm - midnight
- Saturday, 1/5/19, 1pm - 6pm
- Other (Please note day and time in comments)
If you would, please comment below what time would work best for you. Polling ends tomorrow (12/27/19) at noon.
THANKS!!
Monday, October 8, 2018
EVENT: November Game Day
When: November 3, 2018. 1pm - 6pm
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: By October 29, 2018. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
Where: 140 Thompson Rd., Kennett Square, PA 19348
RSVP: By October 29, 2018. (Please! It helps us know how many to set-up for!)
What:
MINIATURES: Table Host: Tim Myers will be running X-Wing.
BOARD GAMES: Board gamers often really like X-Wing, so we invite you to join us. Open table gaming tables will also be available and we're always looking for folks to run board games.
CARD GAMES: Open table gaming (choose when you get here).
We are looking for Table Hosts! Please let us know if you'd like to host a particular game during this event.
Open table gaming can be chosen from our own game list or you can bring your own.
Please be sure to read Things to Know, since it includes things like bringing your own food, drink, etc. and other courtesy-like things. See you soon!
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