Over the course of the day, we had 50+ people in attendance. On top of 40K & Fantasy, people were rocking board games, card games, and Mordheim. We also had a ton of great food. There were a handful of Chili contest entrants, and 5 entries in our mini painting contest.
I'll hit the high points below the fold, but you can expect a few battle reports and a full rundown of the Tzeentch Sorcerer painting challenge in the next few weeks. Enjoy!
It was sunny for most of the day, with spots of rain. Even so, we were protected in this covered pavilion. |
First off is our Tzeentch Sorcerer painting challenge. Hyv3mynd made large chocolate ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd, along with smaller ribbons for anyone that entered. Next week I'll post up detail shots of all the entrants. I know I tried a few new techniques like non-metal metallics.
Kevin (Grubnards) 1st Place |
Aaron (Hyv3mynd) 2nd Place |
Crispy (me) 3rd Place |
Winner's of this year's Chili Contest: Craig & Christine (At this point in the day, they were 9th level wizards).
Craig & Christine |
In addition to the festivities I was able to get in a game of Fantasy against Tim (Ulf Hreda on the forums) with his Dark Elves, and a game of 40K against Crimthaan with his Space Marines. I'll be going into both of those games in 2 weeks.
Looks like a great time =)
ReplyDeleteAre you anywhere close to NY? If you are, you're welcome to come.
Deletecograts to nogle for making it to level 18 and winnin a bunch of challenges to make it there.
ReplyDeleteBTW Bill looks really serious about the penguin balancing game
ReplyDeleteIt's not just a game, it's the penguin balance life.
DeleteHad a great time at Parkhammer - well done on the organization. There was so much food there, how long did you eat leftovers for after it ended?
ReplyDeleteAbout a week. I froze down my leftover chili and had it on the 4th at another party. :)
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