We have 3 new members to the Nuke-Con crew and we need your help! Trying to find one name is rough but three?! So please send us your names to : https://www.nuke-con.com/name-the-new-mascots/ And we will look over your submissions and as we get closer to the con we will be able to announce them!
Character design made be Fredd Gorham
Nuke-Con is happy to welcome Shay Snow! They are an Indigenous editor, developer and tabletop writer. They are obsessed with fantasy and horror and the strange forces in our universe and in our plastic dice. Shay also works with Pathfinder and Starfinder, they are currently overseeing and the develop of “Year of Battle’s Spark”. When not working or writing, Shay enjoys gaming (both video and analog), as well as spending time with their spouse and two cats in their small town just outside of Seattle, Washington.
You can check out their other projects, including fiction and personal writings, at their website.
You never know What The Cat Made until you visit the booth and see. Jewelry, badges, magnets, battle beanies are just a taste. There are new products every year!
Welcome to Kids Track! Welcome to the Kids Track!
We want the kiddos to have plenty of choices to pick from and enjoy themselves as much as the adults do and these events are designated “kid friendly”.
A few of the events we expect to see:
Many thanks to Katy Themm for putting this schedule together, and to the GM Kids who’re running other games throughout the weekend.
Whispers from behind the DM screens have told us that we may have neglected cosplay in our con space. Didn’t mean to make y’all feel unwelcome. Of course cosplays are acceptable!
The Nuke-Con community welcomes everyone to express themselves in any garb they see fit. We are a family friendly event, so we must request all cosplays be PG-13, but we would love for you to come as you are and have as much fun as you can with us!
The Hermit’s Homebrew Podcast is a growing D&D and TTRPG podcast based out of the Omaha area hosted by Nathan (@CrazyhermitDM). Join CrazyHermitDM, along with LangeMiniStudio and Kilk, as they explore the exciting world of Dungeons & Dragons and a variety of tabletop roleplaying games! Their podcast covers everything from game mechanics and storytelling tips to worldbuilding, player strategies, and discussions on different RPG systems. Whether you’re a seasoned Dungeon Master or a new player looking to get into D&D and other TTRPGs, this podcast is packed with insights, advice, and engaging conversations for every tabletop gamer!
“I was born in Edina, Missouri at the old Gibson Hospital (which they closed not long afterward… coincidence?) and raised north of Hurdland, Missouri on a farm. I graduated from Knox County High School in 1983, and went to Northeast Missouri State University (now Truman State University) but after almost three years I entered the Air Force. My plan was to finish my degree after I got out, but I never went back, and I have no regrets.”
While his work is in various computer-related fields, his passion for games and for writing led to the creation of the Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game rules in 2006 and the Iron Falcon Rules For Classic Fantasy Role-Playing in 2014, followed by several adventure modules and other supplements as well as a handful of less well-known works of fiction.
Chris makes occasional appearances at game conventions and other public game venues, and in 2024 worked with the Fall-Con Convention in Quincy, Illinois to create the Basic Fantasy Adventure Binge, a unique two-day event for almost thirty participants to play up to fourteen hours of Basic Fantasy RPG in a completely new, as-yet unreleased adventure series. This is expected to become an annual event, and the 2025 Adventure Binge is already under development.
Of course, you can find Chris on Facebook, Basic Fantasy Forum.
When you attended Nuke-Con 2024, you became a member for the full year. With Nuke-Con 2025 approaching it is time again for the call of Nominations
As a member of Nuke-Con, do you want to help guide the direction of the convention?
The Board of Directors is comprised of five people who are appointed directly and two more who are elected by fellow Nuke-Con members. Who have responsibility for the general oversight and financial well-being of the organization. The Board of Directors also helps to ensure effective and efficient management of the organization’s operations. In other words, the Board of Directors guides what Nuke-Con does.
If you are interested in running for our open position, click here to see the board and here for submitting your nomination!
“Ahoy!”, says the Shipwreck Dice welcome page.
‘Tis I, Captain Smoot, bidding you the warmest welcome! If you look through our treasure chest full of shiny, click-clacky loot, you are surely to find something that catches your eye.”
The War Room at Nuke-Con: A New Front for Your Tabletop Warfare
This year, Nuke-Con is launching a new play area for fans of tactics, terrain, and tabletop firepower – a dedicated zone for tabletop and miniature wargaming known as:
The War Room
Whether you’re a seasoned commander or a curious newcomer, this is your call to arms. The War Room adds a whole new dimension to Nuke-Con’s already diverse lineup of tabletop experiences.
For 2025, The War Room will be proudly hosted by the Omaha Beach Wargaming Club (OBWC), OBWC will feature a wide array of historical and fantasy miniature games, including:
Want to Lead the Charge?
GM sign-ups are open now, and slots are filling fast! Nuke-Con is actively recruiting Game Masters to help bring The War Room to life. If you’ve got a scenario you’re itching to run or a ruleset you’re passionate about, this is your moment. Schedule it into the arena here.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting new chapter at Nuke-Con.
We’ll see you on the battlefield.