Welcome to Wigan Tabletop Games Club
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We are a tabletop miniature wargaming, boardgame and RPG club based in Winstanley, Wigan. We run regular gaming nights every Friday and Sunday from 7pm until late plus the occasional all day event (check out our calendar to see what's coming up).
On any given evening you might find members playing a variety of Euro and Ameritrash board games, miniature wargames and role playing games. You can also expect to find a few members painting up their latest forces and engaging in a spot of modelling (no, not like that!)
Check out what we've been up to in our forum pages and, if you like what you see, get registered and introduce yourself to the rest of the gang. Better still, come down, see us in person and get gaming.
Club opening times, fees and activities
Opening times: Friday and Sunday Evenings, 7pm until late.
Fees: Your first visit to the club is always free so you can get a feel of who we are and have brew and a chat. After that is £3 per night, or £10 a month via standing order.
Activities: Any type of boardgame/miniature gaming/painting and model making is welcomed at any club meet but over time we have found a typical week see Fridays more board game focused and Sundays more miniature game focus, though this is never a fixed thing and is entirely dependant on individuals organising what they will play and when. We also typically see people painting and modelling at the club, and we have tables and lighting to support that.
Second Sunday Early opening
The second Sunday of each month sees the club opening early to allow time for longer games, this is typically from 2pm but on occasions from noon on request. This years dates are;
12th January
8th February
8th March
12th April
10th May
14th June
Recent Activities
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Bryan B
Replied to the thread All Day Sunday 8th: Inquisitorial Troupe Try-Outs Vs Prime Alpha Legion (One Page Rules).Postit was all part of the plan.... -
MingTheMirthless
Replied to the thread All Day Sunday 8th: Inquisitorial Troupe Try-Outs Vs Prime Alpha Legion (One Page Rules).PostGame 1 - My Review
1) Spells are good, but didn't make use of secondary caster multiplier
2) CC was good - but didn't keep the heretics at range
3) Teleport is fun
4) Knightborn Save is not as effective as Medic trait - Maybe try Mend?
5) Heretic not… -
MingTheMirthless
ThreadGame 1
++ Knight Brothers V1 - Knight Brothers (v3.5.2) [GFF 300pts] [4 Units] ++
Grey Knight RT Librarian {Knight Master Brother} [1] Q3+ D3+ | 95pts | Hero, Tough(3), Fearless, Knightborn, Caster(2)
Gravity Pistol (9", A1, AP(1), Smash), Energy… -
Ibooth
Liked MingTheMirthless’s post in the thread Green Tide.... Aka Fungal Infection Aka "Da Real Ultramahreenz".Like (Post) -
Dave
Liked Pete H’s post in the thread There's Nothing Like Teamwork.Like (Post)In the final game of the three stage Pulp mini campaign the leagues had made their way into some remote Tyrolean hinterland. As a recap they were all after the French royalist and quartermaster for the rebels the Comte de la Patisserie. He knew of… -
Dave
Liked MingTheMirthless’s post in the thread Green Tide.... Aka Fungal Infection Aka "Da Real Ultramahreenz".Like (Post)(Quote from JohntheWanderer)
I once spent a recent Rogue Trader game heroically running away from a roaming Catachan Devil - which EVERY round selected my prized lead Saurian unit on a game with many other targets. -
Bryan B
Replied to the thread There's Nothing Like Teamwork.PostThe capture and liberation of the Comte was a true "special" forces mission -
Bryan B
Liked Pete H’s post in the thread There's Nothing Like Teamwork.Like (Post)In the final game of the three stage Pulp mini campaign the leagues had made their way into some remote Tyrolean hinterland. As a recap they were all after the French royalist and quartermaster for the rebels the Comte de la Patisserie. He knew of… -
MingTheMirthless
Liked Pete H’s post in the thread There's Nothing Like Teamwork.Like (Post)In the final game of the three stage Pulp mini campaign the leagues had made their way into some remote Tyrolean hinterland. As a recap they were all after the French royalist and quartermaster for the rebels the Comte de la Patisserie. He knew of… -
JohntheWanderer
Replied to the thread There's Nothing Like Teamwork.PostDie verräterischen Braunschweiger !