Saturday March 3
We have Frist 220 reserved from 2PM until midnight.
We will have open boardgaming through the afternoon and evening with a variety of games on hand; details will be announced on the sguevents list on Friday.
If you're subscribed to sguevents@princeton.edu, you can post to organize or announce a game.
If you're not subscribed to the mailing list, and would like to be, contact ammulder@alumni.princeton.edu.
Our meetings are always on Saturdays.
Our normal time & place is 2PM until midnight in Frist 220. There are some exceptions:
On Jan 28 and Feb 4, Frist closes early, so our reservation ends at 10. We won't be in Frist 220 on Mar 10 because of a building-wide event. We may have a different venue - watch this space for developments.
On March 17 we have no regular meeting because of PrinceCon, our annual roleplaying convention.
Contact ammulder@alumni.princeton.edu to get onto the sguevents mailing list and get regular updates on our scheduled events.
GAMES
Boardgames: Our open boardgaming events frequently involve short, quick-to-learn, quick-to-play games. However, periodically alumnus Shantanu Saha comes down to help people learn long, complex, challenging games such as Avalon Hill's "Civilization" or Mayfair's "18xx" series of rail games.Roleplaying Games:
Robert West frequently runs World of Rachlem, a fantasy role-playing campaign using the PrinceCon rule system the SGU has developed for its annual roleplaying convention. The PrinceCon system is an Open Game License game closely related to D&D3.5.
For more than 30 years, the Princeton Simulation Games Union (often referred to as the SGU) has been meeting weekly to play board games, role-playing games, card games and more. Members include Princeton University students, alumni, faculty, staff and enthusiastic gamers from the local community.
Meetings and special events are also announced on our mailing list. Email Aaron Mulder to subscribe or unsubscribe.
A scene from Princecon, the SGU's annual
roleplaying convention (held the first weekend of spring break)
Looking for Princecon information? Princecon (the annual fantasy role-playing marathon) has a new home at www.princecon.org.