What happens when you wander around GenCon with a camera and an overdose of caffeine? ~
Michael Dunn (special to GrogHeads), 20 August 2016
While GrogHeads doesn’t have the official presence at GenCon that we do at Origins, we still sneak in someone to play games and take pictures. This year, we borrowed Mike to do the honors for us.
Fantasy Flight Games with much Star Wars goodness for all.
Uwe Eichart of Academy Games with the ever popular Conflict of Heroes game system.
Kilts-a-plenty at this year’s GenCon.
The good munchkins from Steve Jackson Games made their way up from Austin, TX again this year.
Kriegsspiel pics from Mike Davis’ game that he ran. Always good to return to our wargaming roots and play the game that started it all.
The latest Academy Games offering in the Conflict of Heroes series, Bushido. Looks great as a minis game!
Speaking of venerable, of course there was Settlers of Catan. (Insert wood for sheep joke here)
Fezes are cool. I now wear a fez. The stars are right for yours truly to answer the call of Cthulu.
Just in case anyone needed dice, Chessex was more than happy to provide. Friend-of-GrogHeads Anthony Gallela was in there somewhere.
Fantasy Flight Games with much Star Wars goodness for all.
Fantasy Flight Games with much Star Wars goodness for all.
The good munchkins from Steve Jackson Games made their way up from Austin, TX again this year.
Ian Brody of “Quartermaster General” fame. This year’s offering was “Victory or Death” covering the Pelopponesian War using QG’S system.
Many a kitten were exploded in the Oatmeal themed game “Exploding Kittens.” Oh the humanity!
Pirates in 28mm, “Blood and Plunder.” Avast and Yaaarrrrggghhhhh!
Pirates in 28mm, “Blood and Plunder.” Avast and Yaaarrrrggghhhhh!
What’s Gencon without cos play?
Gladiatorial combat in “Arena Rex.” Are you not entertained?
What’s Gencon without cos play?
Vast sea of gaming humanity in vendor hall. Many credit cards perished that day.
What’s Gencon without cos play?
“Killer Snails.” At long last these killers are getting their just recognition.
The good munchkins from Steve Jackson Games made their way up from Austin, TX again this year.
What’s Gencon without the ever present Zombies?
Battletech gets a reboot.
Pirates in 28mm, “Blood and Plunder.” Avast and Yaaarrrrggghhhhh!
Fighting off the alien apocalypse with “Drop Zone.”
Days of Wonder with multiple variations of “Ticket to Ride.”
What’s Gencon without cos play?
Ares Games provided plenty of “Wings of Glory” and “Sails of Glory” for all.
What’s Gencon without the ever present Zombies?
Fighting off the alien apocalypse with “Drop Zone.”
As always, the venerable Rio Grande Games in attendance.
As always, the venerable Rio Grande Games in attendance.
Kilts-a-plenty at this year’s GenCon.
Many a kitten were exploded in the Oatmeal themed game “Exploding Kittens.” Oh the humanity!
What’s Gencon without cos play?
Fezes are cool. I now wear a fez. The stars are right for yours truly to answer the call of Cthulu.
Ares Games provided plenty of “Wings of Glory” and “Sails of Glory” for all.
GE9 on site demoing both their Firefly and Star Trek themed games. Unfortunately, they did not receive their next shipment of their latest “Tanks” game as they sold out the previous month at Historicon.
Speaking of venerable, of course there was Settlers of Catan. (Insert wood for sheep joke here)
“Killer Snails.” At long last these killers are getting their just recognition.
A couple of the lads from DGS Games and their minis adventure game “Freeblades.”
Days of Wonder with multiple variations of “Ticket to Ride.”
As expected, Pokémon Go loomed large at this year’s GenCon as many attendees wandered about heads down over their mobile devices capturing many a loose Pokémon. If only they glanced up to see Pikachu floating overhead.
Kriegsspiel pics from Mike Davis’ game that he ran. Always good to return to our wargaming roots and play the game that started it all.
Gladiatorial combat in “Arena Rex.” Are you not entertained?
