It took a while, and I've already exhausted my rant, but my two events for Fall-In! 2026 are finally up on TabletopEvents.
As has been an unfortunate tradition in recent years, there will be no Gnome Wars contingent at Fall-In! It's just been a string of scheduling and personal misfortunes, and we may have avoided the Cold Wars visit to Gettysburg.
I'll be running solo, even outside the purview of HMGS Next Gen, hosting two events to whet the whistle of a certain demographic.(241) The Joust!
Friday 7pm, 2hrs, Players: 25+, Period: Fantasy: Scale: 28mm, Rules: To Cry a Joust
The annual Fall-In Joust is here! All are welcome! Quick fun rules to complete the night!
LA-13 - Lampeter Room
I'll be hosting a three table joust, with my questionable bracketology skills. As always, registration is appreciated, but a ticket is never required to play. We simply won't turn you away, so long as you show up before 7:15.
(384) Christmas Counter-Attack!
Saturday 2pm, 3hrs, Players: 8, Period: Fantasy, Scale: 28mm, Rules: Fistful of Lead.
All the holidays are encroaching on the town square for Christmas, and Christmas has organized a counterattack! Gnomes! Skeletons! Snowbrawls! Have the Gingerbread Men discarded their gumdrop buttons for a higher calling? Children welcome!
LA-13 - Lampeter
Yes, there will be a few gnomes joining the table, along with some other creatures from holidays all around the year.! I myself am shocked that I only have to finish painting six things to be ready.
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| Some of the possibilities for the Christmas game... |
The only progress on the painting bench was simply the Hobby Lobby trees that I painted and snow-flocked the bases. Like I mentioned above, I do have some painting for the next two weekends, as well as a few random bits as I keep clearing off the painting bench.
I'm also happy to say that our little idyllic picture is the first taken with my new phone, a first since possibly COVID! The old phone is turning on sporadically, so I just hope I can pull some more items off of it during those time, and probably bite the bullet for some repair shop, so I can cull what's not backed up during the winter months.

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