The NEXT Friday Game Night Schedule: JULY 8th, 2022
Friday Game Nights at Bonsor Community Centre in Burnaby (next to Metrotown; 2nd floor). Playing Time: 6:30-11:00 pm
There are always more games played at Friday Game Night than appear in the schedule as many games will be "Bring and Play" (unregistered) games. To receive the Friday Game Night games list via email signup for the Email News Service. To receive notifications when this page has been updated, follow the Trumpeter Society on Twitter.
Register Your Game
Register your game for Friday Game Night. Send your game information to the Games Master starting the Sunday before Friday Game Night via the Email News Service. Games can be registered up to the morning of Friday Game Night.
LAST MoNTH's Friday Game Nights
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Last Friday Game Night, April 1st: Just over 70 people attended with 13 games presented. Bring-&-Play games are always welcome!
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Friday Game Night: JULY 8th - 3 GAMEs Registered with Room For More!
NOTE: Bring & Play games (unregistered games) are always welcome!
A new games schedule is posted on this page usually starting on the Tuesday of the week of Friday Game Night, and is updated as new games are registered up to the afternoon of Friday Game Night.
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GAME: Battle of the Pyramids (July 21st, 1798) GENERA: Napoleonic War HOST: Kevin Aldridge GENERA: Medieval Warfare SCALE: 2mm; c. 9 inches to the mile PLAYERS: 2 - 6 RULES: Blucher (slightly modified);. SCENARIO: It's 3 Thermidor An VI (July 21st, 1798), and Citizen General Bonaparte's destiny demands that he gaze upon the face of the Great Sphinx at Giza. Trouble is there's about 40,000 assorted Mamelukes, fellahin, slaves, Bedouins, Janissaries and Albanian gunners between him and it. NOTE: Here's what you get in this 'cat-and-mouse' game: Napoleon and his 25,000 man Army of the Orient; Moorad and Ibrahim Bey's 60,000 man Mameluke armies; Capt. Perée's French gunboat flotilla; 19 Egyptian gunboats; the River Nile; the vast and burning sands of Egypt; the ancient city of Cairo; the Giza plateau and necropolis including the Great Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure; the Great Sphinx itself. You've probably played Waterloo at least half-a-dozen times. But how often have you had a chance to game the Pyramids? _______ 2. GAME: American War of Independence GENERA: American War of Independence HOST: Colin Upton and Dennis Chin SCALE: 25mm PLAYERS: 4 RULES: Rebels and Patriots Blucher (slightly modified) SCENARIO: The historic Battle of Sleepy Hollow September 12, 1778. Hessian troops (mercenaries hired by the British) engage Continental troops in this famous battle located 100 miles north of Charleston, South Carolina during the American Revolutionary War (1776-1783). Drop by and watch us play this game with these new set of rules (new for me, anyways). NOTE: Perry Miniatures, metal, recently painted. _______ 3. GAME: Kings of War GENERA: Fantasy HOST: Luke Fraser SCALE: 28mm PLAYERS: 6 - 12 RULES: Kings of War - Fantasy Battles SCENARIO: Kings of War is a spiritual successor to Warhammer Fantasy Battles, taking the Rank & Flank maneuvers you know and love and streamlining the rules to keep things moving. It's model-agnostic and has no individual model removal, so it's an absolute dream for hobby. NOTE: A few of us will be practicing for Masters later this month, but there's always someone to run demos if you want to give it a try. _______
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There is always more room for more games at Friday Game Night. Send your game information to the Trumpeter Society’s GamesMaster. More games will be posted here as more games are registered.
NOTE: Anyone presenting a game at Friday Game Night receives a participation ticket and a presenters raffle ticket for the evening prize draw. Prizes include gift certificates from Imperial Hobbies as well as miniatures, game book and magazines.
NOTE: Anyone presenting a game at Friday Game Night receives a participation ticket and a presenters raffle ticket for the evening prize draw. Prizes include gift certificates from Imperial Hobbies as well as miniatures, game book and magazines.
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NOTE: Presenting games at the Trumpeters Club is open to both members and non-members. Send your game information to the Trumpeter Club's GamesMaster. You may also "Bring & Play" (ie bring a game to Friday Game Night without registering your game with the GamesMaster) but registering gives you a better chance of having other people playing in your game. Registering your game with the GamesMaster advertises your game.
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