PC fee is $50 pre-reg, $60 onsite. NPC fee is $10, or free with a group of 3 or more. If you are NPC’ing, pay onsite. You only pre-reg as a PC.

Game details and blurb forthcoming.

PC fee is $10. Game details and blurb forthcoming.

Undying TT game. $10 game fee.

Undying Camper Game. PC fee is $50 pre-reg, $60 onsite. NPC fee is $10 and free with 3 NPC’s or more as a group. If you are going to NPC, pay onsite.

Game blurb and location forthcoming.

Dying Kingdoms Camper Game. PC Fee $50 pre-reg, $60 onsite. Single day fee is $35. NPC fee is $10, or free with a group of 3 or more NPC’s.

You only need to pre-reg if you are going to PC, otherwise pay onsite.

Blurb
Clan Steel Wind, one of the great clans of Tugha fighting under Kutabi’s banner, suffered a great defeat on the fields on Montreve. The loss of their general, the Khan of Steel Wind’s eldest son, their chief shaman and master of metal, as well as numerous of their warriors was a serious blow to the status of Steel Wind as a great clan.
Clan Crashing River, long time rivals to Steel Wind, see an opportunity to do away with their adversaries once and for all. But Steel Wind is still allied with the other Great Clans under Kutabi’s banner; to attack them directly would be seen as an attack on Kutabi herself and the other allied clans. In order to strike without retribution from the others, Crashing River has to prove they are more worthy to be under Kutabi’s banner. They need win a decisive victory in her name against her enemies, and replace Steel Wind under her banner.
The target they have chosen is that ever present thorn in their side: Parthia.
The Khaldi of Parthia have gotten wind of the Tughans’ intentions and have sent out as many scouts and patrol in an attempt to learn from where the Tughans will come. Their best intelligence think they will come through the Durossu region in the North East, home of the Tehrmisi band. While requests for aid have been sent to the Bechan/Illumin alliance, the Khaldi fear any reinforcements will not arrive in time, and have asked for the same heroes that helped defend the Illumin city of Montreve to come aid the Parthian people.
Will they answer the call?

Dying Kingdoms Table Top Game. PC Fee $10.

Game Blurb and details forthcoming

Come out to the first Undying Camper game!

PC fee is $40 pre-reg, $50 onsite. NPC’s are free!

Note: This site charges for parking $12 per day ($24 total). We have lowered the game fee to help compensate.

**Please note the time change, we need to start as close to on time as possible***

Table Top fee is $10

Our heroes gather in smaller groups to deal with problems to the lands. This is a collection of Table tops that are played using the same characters we LARP with. A change for more personal attention and spotlight time.

See the FAcebook Event for more specifics

https://www.facebook.com/events/2063427913674384/

PC Fee $50 pre-reg, $60 onsite. NPC fee $10, free with 3 or more. If you are NPC’ing pay onsite.

Everyone needs to fill out this form and have it in their car: http://www.campjosepho.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/JOSEPHO-road-rules.pdf

Gate code: 3462

You will need to gate code to get onsite. Do not forget this.

Blurb:
As the weather has finally warmed, aggression is rising along both sides of the Blood River. The Legions’ attempts to move significant forces across to retake Sandeline are being sabotaged and blocked by swift moving Tughan forces. They have used the Blood River as a natural border, destroying bridges and harassing any armies attempting to cross. Strategists have struggled to determine their enemies’ goals, as the Tughans seem to be perpetuating the stalemate, both in the Caminus province and the fiefdom of Amstergraff in Bech. But now intelligence agents within Tughan occupied lands have returned with crucial reports.
There is a second hoard of Tughans coming in from the East. Their target: the mining city of Montreve, one of Illumin’s major sources of high quality steel. Losing Montreve would strike a serious blow to the Illumin Empire’s ability to arm its soldiers.
While the Regent attempts to get his armies to Montreve first, he fears they will be too late. The Illumin forces on the east side of the Blood River, south of the occupied territory, have been holding out as best they can, but reinforcements and supplies are few and far between. Much as a small group of heroes helped lead the liberation of Circadia, William of Ravenskar has made it known that he hopes a small group of heroes experienced with impossible situations can reach Montreve in time to save the city.