International Tabletop Gaming Club Berlin
The Tabletop Community in the Capital
We’ve completed the second act of our Age of Fantasy: Skirmish campaign – The Baked Apple. 10 warbands were competing, each one following their very own, hidden or overt, agenda.
Continue reading “The Baked Apple: Act II complete!”
We’ve completed the first act of our Age of Fantasy: Skirmish campaign – The Baked Apple. 10 warbands were competing, each one following their very own, hidden or overt, agenda.
Continue reading “The Baked Apple: Act I complete!”
Trouble is brewing in the westward plains. An ongoing war is causing refugees to flee east, into the, if not well-off, then at least stable and self-sustained communities of two cities living next to the Albis river: the Bundesrepublik Apfegipfel, a rugged, conflicted human-dwarf commune and Weizenhof, a relatively cosmopolitan trading and farming hub.
Continue reading “The Baked Apple. ITGCB’s One Page Rules: Age of Fantasy: Skirmish Campaign”As a club, we play an ever-changing, ever-growing number of tabletop games. Some are well-known staples, some are newcomers that recently riveted our attention. To give you some insight, we have started this irregular ‘Games We Play’ column where we’re going to present selected game systems that bring us joy. Today we will give you an overview of the author’s favorite game: Turnip28!
The contents of this post represent the author’s opinion and are not representative of the ITGC Berlin as a whole.
Turnip28 is a root Napoleonic tabletop game designed by Max Fitzgerald (patreon). The rules are available free online and there are no official miniatures to purchase – turnip28 is a miniature agnostic kitbasher, which means that you’re free to provide – and build – your own miniatures.
Continue reading “Games We Play – Turnip28”We recently organised a whole-day gaming day in Battlefield Berlin. It’s a different format to our demo events: in gaming days we aim to just get several good games in. It isn’t a tournament either, since there are no prizes and just good fun.
One of our club members, Martin, was kind to do the camerawork and great editing of the whole event – take a peek below!
For the 3rd time, International Tabletop Gaming Club Berlin would like to invite you to take part in our demo day, taking part in the gaming area of Battlefield Berlin, or friendly local game store that’s located next to U Gneisenaustr in Berlin.
Demo day is a day-long event, where volunteers from our club run 90-minute game demos for people that are new to the hobby, are interested in the specific systems or just want to refresh their wargaming muscles. In short, demo days are for everyone!
In case you were wondering, there’s virtually no requirements to come. No previous experience, knowledge or accessories. We will supply you with all the miniatures and information you need. All our demoers will hold their games in English.
Continue reading “ITGCB Demo day – 20.11.2021 @ Battlefield Berlin!”As a club, we play an ever-changing, ever-growing number of tabletop games. Some are well-known staples, some are newcomers that recently riveted our attention. To give you some insight, we’re starting this irregular ‘Games We Play’ column where we’re going to present selected game systems that bring us joy. Let’s kick off with One Page Rules: Grimdark Future!
The contents of this post represent the author’s opinion and are not representative of the ITGC Berlin as a whole.
It’s time for a quick update on the status of the club. If you missed the previous update, check it out here. Today, we want to present our plan for merchandise (to proudly display your love for the club and help it raise some funds along the way) and for membership.
Continue reading “Merchandise and Membership Update”
Last Saturday we organized our own first ‘Demo Day’ at Battlefield Berlin. We offered four different tabletop systems (see above) to be tried out for a total of 9 games. There was even one random Necromunda game! 🙂
Continue reading “ITGC Berlin – Demo Day 31.07.2021 report: 40k, Bolt Action, Kings of War and Conquest!”Our community is growing healthily and steadily on the Discord server, and in the meantime we council members have been busy in the background! We have been working behind the scenes on what comes next. Let us explain what we have done, and what we plan to do in the near future.
You probably already know what we plan to do in the long term: create and nurture a great tabletop community, and then create a tabletop paradise here in Berlin, which in our mind means: renting the perfect space to enjoy our hobby.
Now… that’s a nice vision, but you might wonder how we plan to get there! This is what we want to discuss today. Onto more details!
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