June 24,2013 Infinity at Time Warp Comics, Cedar Grove, NJ

[iron panda]

Jeremy, (Guges) Frank, (Athanadros), Werkrobotwork (Josh) and I had a great time this Sunday. We used some ITS scenarios and had a really great time implementing them. I was amazed to see two Yu Jing veterans, Guges and Athanadros, slugging it out using the annihilation ITS scenario. It was a brutal scenario however, both handled it with equal match of grit and style. It was also cool to play with an old gaming friend, Werkrobotwerk, who always manage to employ some sneaky Nomad trickery.

Really had a great time and looking forward to our next game!

[Athanadros]

Thank you John (Iron Panda) for hosting this. If it wasn't for you this never would have happened and it was a great time. It was great meeting Josh and Jeremy. I am hoping we can do this again soon!
I think there might be 2 Guija itching for revenge

[kidterminal]

I'm sorry I had to miss this. I hope to make the next one. Thanks for showing me all the fun I missed out on.
Is this you board John?

[iron panda]

Rob, sadly that's my board. Nothing flashy, just a mishmash of stuff I got from Home Depot and odds and ends around the house. Terrain making has consumed me recently and is taking too much of my time. I really want to present multiple themes in my demo games to make Infinity attractive to more players, however, it's an uphill battle sometimes. Hopefully, the urban theme I am currently working on will snag a player or two.

[kidterminal]

It looks pretty good John. The limited color scheme helps it look like a set. My suggestion to you is to get a mat to cover the green felt or what ever it is, even a white mat with black hexes. Something that looks like streets or pavement will help give it an urban feel.