I wanted to wrap up my Enfilade coverage with pictures from other events. There were some 80+ games at the convention, a number that was reduced by Delta variant concerns and filled in by heroic last-minute heroes. I wish I could tell more about each photo, just know that each of the hosts that took time to run a game is top notch in my book.
Sadly, I couldn’t get photos of all the games. I had my own game hosting responsibilities and spent time putting out convention fires as your obedient servant. If I have one regret, it is that I don’t have any photos of Bill Vanderpool’s games. For those who don’t know Bill, he never misses a game period, and is annually six for six running games for a very long time.
Even though attendance and number of games were down, I can’t say the same about our spirit as the everyone seemed to have a really good time. Looking forward to Enfilade 2022, Memorial Day weekend (May 27-29.)
Ron Palma ran his lovely All Hell’s Breakin’ Loose western gunfight twice. He won the overall Best of Show for 2021.
Seth Terry’s General D’Corps 28mm Napoleonics game.
Gary Griess’ Black Seas Fleet Action game
Will Thompson’s 28mm Oz game “Defending the Yellow Brick Road.”
Daryl Nichols’ Cruel Seas 1944 Baltic Sea game
Wes Rogers’ TincheBray 28mm medieval battle
Mitch Berdinka’s Sharp’s Battles “Blow Up The Bridges” scenario. Mitch ran this twice.
Gene Anderson’s Battle of Valverde game, using 15mm figures and Regimental Fire and Fury rules.
Greg Moore’s “Defense of Fort Heston” won the best theme (The Best Defense) game for Enfilade 2021. He had the courage to run it twice
Andy Doty contacted me as I was making my final list of games and offered to run Harpoon: Chief’s Edition all day Friday and Saturday.
Henry Thompson (in blue) ran what seemed like a billion great games. Upper left Louisiana State Navy. Below, A Local Understanding: Lion Rampant-the Crusader States expansion.
Scott Potter’s Wing’s of Glory game, with able assistance from young friends.
Chris Craft’s Relief of Fort Augustus game of the Jacobite Rising
David Pearce ran several All Quiet On The Martian Front games
No Enfilade is complete without an awesome Will Thompson Galactic Knights game.
Mark Serafin started Friday off with some RCW “Ideology and Potatoes.”
When Teddy Bear Rampant became a Covid casualty, Pete Dixon filled in with Gummy Bear Rampant, because you just can’t be too rampant.
Whenever I see Gene Anderson’s Space 1889 28mm sky galleons there is a certain amount of internal drooling that happens. Sigh.
And I also want to recognize our attendees and game masters for making Enfilade a successful game experience for everyone.
Thanks so much for reading. See you in the spring.
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How wonderful! Thanks for sharing. I’ll try to make it next year.
Patrick, we missed you and Zona Alpha. Would love to see you in the spring.