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History Gaming Series 2 West Main Street
Sunday, Nov. 15, 2pm
Join Members of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society (HMGS), Next Gen Gaming as they present a series of historical based tabletop games. Participants will use dice and strategy to move their soldiers about on a realistic tabletop 3D reproduction of the battlefield in hopes to win the day. Don't miss your chance to be a part of history! Building the NEXT GENeration of gamers, one die roll at a time.
More information to come!
About HMGS Next Gen, INC:
HMGS Next Gen, Inc., was founded in August of 2020 as an offshoot of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, Inc. Our goal is to seed and fund the growth of game clubs in the United States and around the globe. By facilitating game-design thinking along with game-based professional development, HMGS Next Gen will grow the hobby and the critical thinking that it fosters. Currently, HMGS Next Gen is working with libraries, public and private universities, secondary schools, and corporate organizations. We are composed of facilitators who have seen, first hand, the value of games as a learning tool. Games provide participants with an opportunity to explore diversity, teamwork and camaraderie. This is done through analytical thinking, leadership and stress management. The key developmental points carry over to real life skills that are used on a daily basis.
More information to come!
About HMGS Next Gen, INC:
HMGS Next Gen, Inc., was founded in August of 2020 as an offshoot of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, Inc. Our goal is to seed and fund the growth of game clubs in the United States and around the globe. By facilitating game-design thinking along with game-based professional development, HMGS Next Gen will grow the hobby and the critical thinking that it fosters. Currently, HMGS Next Gen is working with libraries, public and private universities, secondary schools, and corporate organizations. We are composed of facilitators who have seen, first hand, the value of games as a learning tool. Games provide participants with an opportunity to explore diversity, teamwork and camaraderie. This is done through analytical thinking, leadership and stress management. The key developmental points carry over to real life skills that are used on a daily basis.
You are registering for the Nov 15, 2pm session. (This event has separate registration lists for each session date).
(currently 8 openings)