Man OverBoard

Keith Ferguson and I drove up to Lancaster, Pennsylvania last Thursday for our annual pilgrimage to the World Boardgaming Championships.

A couple of years ago, I looked over my game collection and sighed at the number of games that hadn't seen the attention they deserved. ...

I just saw the documentary Game On: The World Boardgaming Championships , by Alex Dunbar of Wind-up Films, which featured (among other t...

As October begins and fall sets in, I thought I would look back at some of games I got to play over the last six months. My friend Grant...

One quick go-back on my earlier posts recounting my World Boardgaming Championships experience this year:  The very first thing that Keith F...

Friday August 8 was the day that the Vendors' Area opened at the World Boardgaming Championships in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, so K...

Last week I conducted my fourth annual pilgrimage to the World Boardgaming Championships in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the summer highlight...

Saturday at the World Boardgaming Championships was the day I'd been preparing for - the Wooden Ships and Iron Men  fleet action and, if...

Continuing my saga from yesterday's post... Vendors Friday at the World Boardgaming Championships was the first day that the vendors ...

Last week I spent four days at the World Boardgaming Championships in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  WBC is one of my favorite conventions, an...

I was pleased to qualify for the semifinal in the World Boardgaming Championships Wooden Ships and Iron Men  tournament.  The previous year,...

The Wooden Ships and Iron Men tournament  has become an enduring staple of my experience at World Boardgaming Championships .   My post a fe...

Last Thursday, I arrived at the World Boardgaming Championships in Lancaster, Pennsylvania with a "flexible plan" (which is just ...

Don Greenwood included the following note in his most recent newsletter to the Boardgame Players Association : S. CRAIG TAYLOR, ...

(c) Z-man Games Used by permission My friend Grant and I had plans to play a three-player round of  The End of the Triumvirate   (d...

Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson Saturday was all about Wooden Ships and Iron Men .   Tim Hitchings set up a fleet action in an engagement be...

Friday morning, I ran a session of Trains Planes and Automobiles for several kids in the Juniors Room between tournaments.  Laurie W. of the...

A quick summary of yesterday's events: I started in Wooden Ships and Iron Men  with a single frigate engagement against Tim Hitchings, ...

I'm making final preparations to leave early tomorrow morning for Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to attend the World Boardgaming Championshi...