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Sun Room early Saturday. LOTS of natural light and forest views provide a nice alternative
to common gaming tables. |
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Snack bar area gaming near the games library. |
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Merchants of Tabletop Gaming demoed the hot new games they were selling.
This demo is on the Carnation Room stage. |
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The Bring & Buy store was a big attraction for buyers and sellers.
There were 461 lots offered (plus many boxes of misc gaming items.
View all results in Excel worksheet here. |
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Carnation Room Saturday in the early afternoon. We had
two large round tables for epic, 5+ player, BIG board games, such as Railways of the World, Eclipse,
and Terra Mystica. |
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Players of all kinds had a great time. Here, GCOM volunteer Perianne teaches the hot
new Machi Koro as a scheduled open game. |
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Our computer consultant, Noah Engelmann, helped us manage Bring & Buy data and sales. |
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The pizza delivery and snack bar were a big hit with gamers. GCOM's thanks go out to Linda and gamer volunteer
Christine for their excellent contributions to efficiently and economically feed gamers and maximize their gaming time!
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The Battle of Durak team rented a table to get live, real-world feedback from a very receptive audience. |
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The Games Library was heavily used by participants for both play and "inside the box,
before deciding to add to collection" examinations. GCOM thanks Rodney, John, Bill,
Glenn, Marge, Joseph, Eric and all the others who helped with selection, packing,
transporting, shelving setup, unpacking, straightening, repacking, shelf disassembly,
and return of a very wide selection of popular titles. |