Category: Games

Staffer Steve checking in…

I was just looking over this year’s Nuke-Con game schedule, and I’m happy to say that there’s more than 250 scheduled games! Board Games, Role-Playing Games, Card Games, Miniatures, Party Games, and more!

More importantly, most of them still have seats available to reserve, and on behalf of all the Nuke-Con staff, I encourage you to poke around the schedule for yourself and sign up for some games!

You can search for the kind of games you enjoy by using the various scroll down categories, or by simply going down the list of events and clicking on the ones that sound interesting.

So, what are ya waiting for? Simply log into your account, visit the schedule (click the link below), and choose the events you want to play and reserve your seat at one or more of the many game events! Even if all the seats to a particular game event are taken, you can always get on the waiting list in case a player has to drop out.

Side note: If you’re not finding a particular game that’s to your liking, then why not host or run some game events yourself? There’s still time to submit your game events into the schedule. 

The D&D Adventurers League (AL) is the current iteration of Organized Play for Dungeons and Dragons Role-Playing Game. Borne in 2014, it captures elements of the former D&D Organized Play iterations; The Role-Playing Game Network, Living Greyhawk and D&D Encounters.  AL provides players with a style of play that allows player characters to participate in a game anywhere in the world, where AL is presented, within a standardized rules set for players and DMs, and with thematically single and multi-table community events. It also forms the framework for the Dungeoncraft adventure design program, which gives content designers the opportunity to create adventures for AL Play. If you’re interested in learning more about AL, click here D&D Adventurer’s League Article, or better yet, take a look at our Schedule for Nuke-Con 2024 and see for yourself. Good Gaming All!