“Surprise Aztec Raid on the Spanish Outpost” I do not run the games in any historical sequence – I rather set them up based on the time slots and time required for setting up. The game briefings help the gamers to understand the basics of the scenario and how it fit into the history of the Spanish Conquest. Just my opinion.įor this post, I’ll share my game briefing and then a gallery of photos that you can check out individually. I definitely think they kept attendance lower than otherwise. More on HUZZAH later…Īt HAVOC you will notice that masks were required for the convention – hopefully the next time HAVOC happens we won’t need them.

Also, the HUZZAH gaming convention was coming up May 12-15, so I was aware that I had a LOT to do to be ready for that. This convention also occurred right before our Florida trip (for RECON and golfing which you will read about in a future post hopefully shortly). Yes, that’s a lot of games, and each one had a four hour time slot. I ran “Surprise Aztec Raid on the Spanish Outpost” on Friday night, “J– The Battle of Otumba” on Saturday morning, “J– La Noche Triste – Bloodbath on the Tacuba Causeway” on Saturday night, and “Cortes’ Causeway Escape Attempt” on Sunday morning. As I shared in my last post, the last two to three months have been very busy! Yes, it’s a couple of months late post-wise, but I think the pics are nice enough to share. As I promised, I would share some pics and brief discussions about the four Feudal Patrol games I ran there. It was the first one held since 2019 due to COVID. The HAVOC 2022 gaming convention ran in Sutton, MA this year from April 8-10.

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