Big Muddy Historical Gaming Alliance – St. Louis Weekly Gaming Update 11/03/24

Greetings Folks!

November is upon us and hopefully everyone got their clocks changed. Bill Doelling also reminds everyone to check those smoke detectors if you haven’t already done so. 

Check the website and Facebook pages for pics, AARs, game calendar and more  www.bmhga.com 

This week we will see……

Tuesday Night Gaming Returns next week on 11/12  at Game Nite 6pm on Watson Road with 

Full Thrust Convoy Raid. 

Wednesday 11/06 at Fantasy Books & Games in O’Fallon, IL 6pm with C21 Air to Air Combat

Thursday 11/07 11am at our Semi Regular Retirees Game at Miniature Market Cave Springs

Will be either Pacific Fury or

Something Seasonally appropriate….

“The Great Turkey Hunt” retooled with Fistful of Lead Rules or both. Come by and help prep this game for Game Day East (11/17)  

With the weather turning a bit cooler we will switch our pregame lunch meet up to Culvers on 2750 Mugge Road near Home Depot for something warmer than a cold sandwich. 10am ish as usual. 

Later in the Month 

Epic Battlefields Saturday 11/16 10am at Miniature Market Cave Springs ACW Action at the Battle of Fox Gap.

Monthly Game Day – East Sunday 11/17 Noon at Impact Game Center Fairview Heights, IL 

with

Overdrive

Fast Play Mecha Combat 

The Great Turkey Hunt 

Rogers Rangers vs Cover Du Bois vs Chippewas

 out looking for the evening meal. 

And

 Achtung Panzer 

Warlord’s New WWII Armor Game

Important Note

The Big Muddy Historical Gaming Alliance – St. Louis in April of 2023 adopted the following  

Code of Conduct

1). Have Fun! 

Just not at the expense of others. 

2). Keep Calm & Play On

Malicious, violent, or bullish behavior will not be tolerated.

3). Keep it Clean! 

Pick up after yourself. Put things back where they belong or where you found them. 

4). Respect

For others, their property, their space and yourself.

a). Don’t touch people or stuff that isn’t yours without asking. 

b). Contain your game: Don’t infringe upon other gamer’s play space. 

c). Respect your body, mind and spirit: regular bathing, proper hygiene, hydration and rest are more important than gaming!

5). Language

This is a “family-friendly” space.

a). A swear word may slip from out here and there, but rude speech will not be tolerated.

b). Leave divisive discussions (religion, political, etc) at the door. There is a time and place and this isn’t it. 

If all else fails: See Rule #1!

Additional Thoughts 

It’s nothing dramatic, but comes down to simply using common sense, civility  and being respectful of others. As we all have learned through the years, it is not how the words are meant, it is how they are received. It is also important for us as a group gaming in this or any public space to be knowledgeable about perceptions of others. Our public gaming events are our best recruiting tools to increase the numbers of historical and table top gamers. A group that looks to be having fun, competing over a game table without being hyper-competitive will draw those with a similar interest to us and gives off a good impression. If we are to grow our group and hobby, we need to be mindful of how we are perceived by others in the public space and each of us is an ambassador for ourselves, our gaming community and our hobby. We work or sink together. 

See You at the Game Tables

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