Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract.
A beginner's maxim states that Rings are Bad. Are they?
Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, answering the question, are all rings bad?
Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract .Learn how to correctly use your Ants, win the Ant Game and become a champion! Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, teaching new players how to use their Ants, the most powerful pieces in the hive.
Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract.
Learn the power of the Beetle.
Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, teaching new players how to play and discussing the Direct Drop and the power of the Beetle.
Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract.
The Spider is the weakest peice in the Hive. Learn how to correctly use them!
Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, teaching new players how to use the weakest pieces in the hive, the Spiders.
Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract. Isn't the goal of Hive to surround your opponent's Queen? It is not that simple! Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion, teaching new players how to play and then discussing the comment, 'Surrounding your opponent's Queen is not the goal of Hive. That's just how you win!" Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract. Answer the question, where do I begin? Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion teaching new players how to play and discussing which bugs make the best opening bugs. Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
Learn how to play Hive, a two-player abstract.
An introduction to Hive Ultimate - Playing with all the expansions.
Then play against a former World Champion, Randy Ingersoll.
Description:
Fifteen-minute presentation from Randy Ingersoll, former World Champion teaching new players how to play.
Followed by the opportunity to play against Randy in a training/simultaneous format.
All games will be played with Hive Ultimate!
Place actions to gain resources, learn skills, and treat patients for prestige. Block and disrupt opponents in a competitive, worker-placement race to stand out.
Description:
Compete as interns in a fast-paced hospital setting, using action placement to gather resources, develop skills, and treat patients for prestige. Each round, players must choose carefully as available actions are limited and can be claimed by others. Timing and efficiency are key, as missed opportunities can set you back. Some actions focus on building your own engine, while others allow you to interfere with opponents by blocking or disrupting their plans. With meaningful player interaction and chances to undermine others at the right moment, the game rewards planning, adaptability, and a willingness to take advantage of every opportunity.
A hands-on puzzle with real science tools! You play a hard-working chemistry student, tasked with creating three unique and useful molecules. A few atoms, a million possibilities. Can you deliver?
Description:
Absolutely no chemical knowledge is required. Over three 5-minute rounds, you and your competitors will simultaneously construct three-dimensional molecules using standard pieces—atoms and the bonds to connect them. Scores are determined by how well you incorporate the available functional groups, structures, and properties. The stockroom is limited (and contested), so trade wisely! Will you create a rancid water-loving masterpiece? Or maybe a volatile and sweet-smelling death-toxin is more your style. The stakes are high, the choices are yours. Who will be crowned the best aspiring chemist?