Upcoming Shows with Wyrd!

[Kyle]

Hey Wyrdos,

We’re super excited to talk to you about the next two conventions that we will be attending.

At the end of this month, you can find us at PAX Unplugged. Starting November 30th and ending December 2nd, we will be there in Philadelphia, showing off The Other Side, Malifaux Third Edition, and more! Make sure to swing by our booth and say hello!

Then, in March, we’ll be headed to Schaumburg, IL to find out just how competitive our community is at Adepticon. From March 27th to the 31st, players will be duking it out in The Other Side’s first Wyrd-run tournament, as well as a tournament to celebrate Malifaux Second Edition before the next edition is released. We’ve got a bunch of other events that we’ll be running this year, so we hope to see you there! To find out more information about all of our events, head over to the Adepticon Event list here. Just make sure to search for “Wyrd” and you’ll be able to find our schedule!

We’ve got plenty to talk about and plenty more to show, so make sure to head to either (or both!) PAX Unplugged and Adepticon to find out the latest and greatest of all things Wyrd.

We’ll see you there!

[PeregrineFalcon]

It's a shame you yet again didnt plan for captain con. This year especially as it will be host the first ever ToS tournament. What gives? Every year it's something that gets talked a out get never attended. It has hosted the biggest Malifaux events in US and this year the first official ToS. Why aren't your vendoring there?

[Kyle]

There are a lot of cons that we'd like to attend but can't due to a multitude of factors: team size, balancing con time vs. development time, cost, conflicting schedules, etc.

While attending a con might only be a week or weekend, planning for one takes considerably more time than that. We do not have a convention team; the people who are planning these events are the same ones that are making the games (whether it be on the design or production side of a project), so sometimes hard choices have to be made. 

There are quite a few events that we'd love to attend, but can't, due to unique circumstances for each con. For example, we couldn't make our way out to the UK Nationals this year, either, despite our best efforts. But those events that we cannot reach and attend directly, we do try and support them in whatever capacity we're capable of at the time.

I know it's not the greatest answer, but it's an honest one.

Captain Con has already reached out to us in regards to providing support, and we've happily agreed to do so. We're excited to see what comes out of Captain Con this year, and wish all of the participants in the first TOS tournament the best.