Davion vs. Kurita, 3148. Part of a larger linked campaign.
Description:
3148: Eager to test their new Regiment and its ultra-modern equipment, the Combine launches a daring raid into the Federated Suns in an attempt to capture the new Prince’s champion and cut off a critical Federated Suns base. This veteran level event is continuous all day (the board does not reset between sessions on the same day) but each day is a different battle (the board is reset before the beginning of the next day). However, all days are linked together as part of this larger campaign and the outcome of all days will help determine the overall outcome determined Saturday night. Players do not need to play in all sessions but often find doing so better preserves the flavor of the campaign for them.
Davion vs. Kurita, 3148. Part of a larger linked campaign.
Description:
3148: Eager to test their new Regiment and its ultra-modern equipment, the Combine launches a daring raid into the Federated Suns in an attempt to capture the new Prince’s champion and cut off a critical Federated Suns base. This veteran level event is continuous all day (the board does not reset between sessions on the same day) but each day is a different battle (the board is reset before the beginning of the next day). However, all days are linked together as part of this larger campaign and the outcome of all days will help determine the overall outcome determined Saturday night. Players do not need to play in all sessions but often find doing so better preserves the flavor of the campaign for them.
RotS vs. Kurita, 3149. Part of a larger linked campaign.
Description:
3149: Paladin Ergen continues his rampage through Combine space, this time landing on the former Draconis March capital of Robinson. There he faces New Samarkand’s Warlord and eight elite Combine Regiments. Can he liberate the planet for the beleaguered Federated Suns? This veteran level event is continuous all day (the board does not reset between sessions on the same day) but each day is a different battle (the board is reset before the beginning of the next day). However, all days are linked together as part of this larger campaign and the outcome of all days will help determine the overall outcome determined Saturday night. Players do not need to play in all sessions but often find doing so better preserves the flavor of the campaign for them.
RotS vs. Kurita, 3149. Part of a larger linked campaign.
Description:
3149: Paladin Ergen continues his rampage through Combine space, this time landing on the former Draconis March capital of Robinson. There he faces New Samarkand’s Warlord and eight elite Combine Regiments. Can he liberate the planet for the beleaguered Federated Suns? This veteran level event is continuous all day (the board does not reset between sessions on the same day) but each day is a different battle (the board is reset before the beginning of the next day). However, all days are linked together as part of this larger campaign and the outcome of all days will help determine the overall outcome determined Saturday night. Players do not need to play in all sessions but often find doing so better preserves the flavor of the campaign for them.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.
This is our most popular event for all ability levels. This casual game plays continuously all convention & allows players to come & go as their schedule allows.
Description:
In Grinder you start with the lowest level mech with the most basic equipment. When you die you move up to the next level which contains mechs with slightly more advanced equipment. Through this progression you learn how to use all the common equipment in Battletech. This game is not paused or restarted at event breaks, we just add/remove players and collect tickets for those continuing then continue play without resetting the board or players continuing on into the next session. Sign-up for as many blocks as fit into your schedule (even if they are not contiguous), you will receive a report card as a way to sort of "save" your progress so you can come back later in the con and continue playing. All ability levels are welcome but if you have never played Battletech before it is recommended that you play Battletech Bootcamp first.