Gaming Nostalgia – The Eagle and the Sun
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Fleet actions in WWII across the Pacific, again from FGA. $70 was a lot back then.
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Fleet actions in WWII across the Pacific, again from FGA. $70 was a lot back then.
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The GrogHeads, 27 June 2018
video by Merkusa
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Minis games are spread across 2 different gaming halls, and you can always find other minis tucked away in other gaming, too (like OGRE!). Some of the minis displays in the exhibit hall can be borderline breathtaking.
photos by Corinne Mahaffey
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Although I’ve run a Cons before going all the way back to 1983, I’ve not run at Origins. My experience was quite favorable.

My event ran under the Rogue Cthulhu group. Rogue is quite strict on whom and what they allow to be run under their logo.
They must see you as a player before they will let you run an event. The leaders of the group also review the materials before you run to maintain a certain level of quality control. Rogue does not run anything that has been published previously, although they will run one or two new, unreleased scenarios by Chaosium every year. Continue reading
There’s no shortage of gameplay at Origins, across the show. There’s some great wargaming going out outside of the GrogHeads area.