AdeptiCon 2019 Live Blog – Part Two

One of the local gaming groups, HMGS, always runs some cool homebrew games around interesting themes. One of their games this year is Chicago Bootleggers, so it’s the golden age of prohibition and gangsters captured on the tabletop.

We found our very own Rasmus playing Dropfleet here at the convention. It’s great to see a familiar face. Incidentally,  he finished 2nd in Dropzone Commander yesterday. 🙂

One of the best things about about Adepticon is the social aspect of gaming. Folks are here because they love gaming, love the hobby or both. Whether you’re a newer gamer or a gaming God, there’s something for everyone.

Steamforge’s Guild Ball remains popular and games are underway. There’s plenty of action on the pitch today.

I’m not going to lie. There’s a lot of Star Wars Destiny being played and I’m jealous! Players have their game faces on and they’re in it to win it!

Just in case you ever wondered what 15,000 points of Kings of War looked like (on each side of the table, by the way!), now you know.

Great turn out for the Infinity 300pts ITS Championship. There’s just something awesome about the terrain on Infinity tables.

Forces of good and evil are battling in the Star Wars Legion High Command Invitational.

Last night was Adepticon’s famed, “Parade of Armies,” and they did not disappoint! The amount of time, talent and attention to detail that go into these is just CRAZY.

Judging for the coveted Crystal Brush was completed last night, so now we wait…

But in the mean time, check these out!

There’s so many great pics from the Parade of Armies displays that it’s hard to know which to share. Enjoy!

And you thought 2 players worth of Armada on the table was cool- let’s ramp it up a bit! The Star Wars Armada Team Games are happening right now and folks are loving it.

Here’s a closer look at some of the minis in the cases for DGS Games.

The amount of detail in these displays never ceases to amaze!

There’s a really nice showing for Bushido at the convention. There’s just something about the aesthetic of this game that commands attention.

There’s nothing more fun to watch than the organized play scene from DUST 1947. It’s no pressure, low stress and genuinely FUN. I like to see folks helping each other out when someone forgets a bonus. 🙂

It was almost hard to know where to look when checking out the displays last night. The longer you looked at one, the more detail you’d see.