Welcome to Collins Epic Wargames News and welcome to our new subscribers from Richmond Open - it was great meeting you all at the show. We've got some cool updates below including news about an Origins Award nomination, a Richmond Open report, an invitation to Origins, and more Adepticon coverage. Our web store is also newly updated with all of our options for purchasing Polyversal and various accessories. You can purchase Polyversal and all of our games direct or through several retailers.

First reported by Brant at Armchair Dragoons from the GAMA Expo in Reno, NV, we learned that Polyversal is nominated for an Origins Award for Best Miniatures Game! Fan Favorite voting happens at Origins which is also where the winners will be announced. Whether or not Polyversal wins, it's a great honor for the game to earn a nomination. If you'll be at Origins this year, be sure to find where the Fan Favorite voting is taking place and give it a vote! Thanks!

Collins Epic Wargames exhibited at Richmond Open this year, a second year regional tabletop games convention in Richmond, Virginia. We had an awesome time at the show and got to meet up with several friends including Carl Olsen (Polyversal Arsenal creator and Graphic Designer for Polyversal) who was there demonstrating his new game design, Downsync. The show had a heavy tournament focus and a good turnout. We were happy to demo Polyversal and Spearpoint 1943 and introduce our games to new friends. Andy Rucker came up from Hampton Roads and ran his copy of Polyversal for two of his friends, which was awesome to see. If you made it out to Richmond, thanks for stopping by our booth.

Collins Epic Wargames is returning to Origins in Columbus, OH next month, June 21-25. We'll be in a large 10x20 space demonstrating and selling Polyversal and Spearpoint. If you're heading to Origins, please be sure to stop by and say hello or join us for a demo. Polyversal should also be on display as an Origins Award Nominee and we'd love to have your vote as a Fan Favorite.

A primarily Warhammer-focused YouTube creator (TacticalTortoise) stopped by at Adepticon and mentioned Polyversal in one of their videos, linked below. He focused mostly on the features of Arsenal. Go check it out and give him a like. Coverage starts for Polyversal at 11:49 but he also mentions some other cool games from Adepticon.