There was a large number of small demo tables, usually hosted by the publishers, for the many sci-fi and fantasy games currently available. I tend to not focus on them too much as they are often quite generic regarding their terrain and presentation. I probably missed a couple of gems (for example the Laserburn game that was set up somewhere by the stage), but here’s my selection of snapshots of those gaming boards that stood out to me.
Making inspired use of some bookshelves, Magrathea explored multi-level gaming with Judge Dredd and Burrows & Badgers.
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An unusual take on Gaslands away from the barren wastes and towards more of a Cyberpunk future was presented by the Gravesend Gamers Guild.
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Crow Industries had brought a selection of their gorgeous sculpts for Battletech and Starship Troopers themed games, while also presenting their fan-made Dune skirmish rules with figures by Skull Forge Studios.
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Pendraken showcased a big battle using their latest Future War Commander rules and 10mm scale sci-fi range.
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Finally, a couple of pictures of small but perfectly formed tables across a variety of settings.
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