I must start with an apology – I didn’t take a single photo! Luckily the Combat Company have almost 300 on their Facebook page, so check them out! With that out of the way, here is a report from a LXG perspective: Vendors The vendors at CanCon had a wide variety of different board games..
CanCon is on again in 2013! Held each year at Canberra, the next one will take place January 26-28 at Exhibition Park, Flemington Rd, also known as EPIC. CanCon is free to enter (though there is a cost to play in organised tournaments. In addition to the tournaments there are many demonstration games that are..
The series that began here continues now into the 1980s. Take it away Keith: ONE GAMER’S DIARY (Part 3) Of Clubs and Conventions As the 80s arrived a call to arms had gone out in Brisbane for a Dungeons and Dragons club to form. For two years, Anthony McMahon and myself had been playing one..
CanCon report It had to happen one year. I’ve heard about the first and largest board and miniatures convention in Australia, but have never been. Reports of board game aisles made from board games, and miniatures and accessories previously seen only on obscure websites meant I had to go. This was the year. Time to..
