Game Designers of North Carolina

• Quentin Burleson: Friday 5-9pm at table D6; Saturday 4:30-8:30pm at table L5. Quentin is testing Beyond the Horde.
• John Jewell: Saturday 12-4pm at table CC6. John is testing BARKaeologists, Breadbox, Footsie, Guess Zoo, Oxford Holdem, and Sun Stone.
• David Marron: Saturday 2:30-6:30pm at table F2; Sunday 10am-2pm at table A1. David is testing Wizard Community College.
• Mark McGee: Saturday 2:30-6:30pm at table AA4; Saturday 10am-2pm at table G6.
• Alex Pendzick: Friday 5-9pm at table A3. Alex is testing Spellslingers: Wizards of the Wild West and Tiny Taco Truck.
• Clarence Simpson: Friday 5-7pm at table H4; Saturday 10am-2pm at table AA5. Clarence is testing 6 Memories, the expansion to A Message From the Stars, One Last Job, Tricky Truffles, and Uninvited Bears.
• Kelly Tang: Saturday 2:30-6:30pm at table I5; Sunday 10am-2pm at table AA3. Kelly is testing Driftwords and Flags and Wags.
• Matt Wolfe: Friday 5-9pm at table H2; Saturday 2:30-6:30pm at table H2. Matt is testing Big Fish, Islands, Rabbit Runners, River Surfers, and who knows what else.
• Mitch Wallace: Friday 5-9pm at table L2; Saturday 2:30-6:30pm at table G6. Mitch is testing Bing, Otter Shells, Qogo, and Take Off.

Widget’s Workshop is a “drop-style,” spatial set collection, card crafting board game. You start the game by dropping 80 part cards onto the table, creating a giant, messy pile of parts in the center. Players take turns pulling parts from the pile, using one finger only, attempting to find the best parts for their robots and golems under construction in their workshop bays. Once a bay contains each of the 5 required pieces, the parts are combined to reveal a unique construct and its name.

You win the game by completing the most optimized set of constructs in your workshop!

• Pompous Owls
• Poser Owls
• Smut Owls

A Place for All My Books is a puzzley book gathering, sorting, and organizing game in which players arrange stacks of books in different rooms of their apartment as personal projects. When done, they can admire their accomplishments and gain their rewards – not least of which is renewed energy, which they can then spend to head out into the village...to pick up more books!