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So back when i was in HS and was into Star wars miniatures i played with my friend in the ceramic class(the teacher was nice and the place had big tables)
Anyone else ever play games at school? Like yu-gi-oh, magic? OR even 40k?

In middle school (ages 7 -13) I ran a gaming club on a Friday lunch time. Our design teacher was awsome and helped me and my mate set it up. Would normally have 2-3 40k games goin and the odd fantasy game.

Every day we knew we would have a substitute teacher for band class, a couple of my friends and I would play some small 500 pt 40k games. This was back in 2nd Ed. so we didnt need that many models.

I'd love to, but I'm the only wargamer/roleplayer/trading card gamer at my school...
But I did have fun playing MTG at my previous school during breaks.

During testing days, Warrking Demdizzy and I played a 1000pt 3 way game. Lasted about 2 hours and was hilarious.

Other than that one time, not much in the way of gaming here.

Played Mageknight during Elementary School quite a bit.

Highschool? eh maybe if you're in the UK

I had friends who played Magic during breaks and between classes in college. I also had friends in highschool who would link up their DS' and play Pokemon against each other. You don't really have the time, space, or resources to do much in the way of wargaming at school.

Brother SRM wrote:I had friends who played Magic during breaks and between classes in college. I also had friends in highschool who would link up their DS' and play Pokemon against each other. You don't really have the time, space, or resources to do much in the way of wargaming at school.

Same here-magic was mostly it. Warhammer got banned from my first college shortly after I left. Cobleskill, if any warhammer guys were considering going there.

Magic, WHFR, 40K (tiny 500 pt warbands), Epic...

timetowaste85 wrote:
Same here-magic was mostly it. Warhammer got banned from my first college shortly after I left. Cobleskill, if any warhammer guys were considering going there.

What led to it getting banned from your college?