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So I've been mulling over this for a while. I've attended a Foodmachine event in the past and found it immensely fun. It also planted a seed in my head - In a game revolving around the cheating of fates, why don't we run an event format similar to that?

I'd like all opinions, whether it's for. or against.

I don't know what this means, but I would not like to eat my miniatures, if that's meant to be the food part of it.

 tomjoad wrote:
I don't know what this means, but I would not like to eat my miniatures, if that's meant to be the food part of it.

Foodmachine is a charity event that uses 'tickets' to allow the players to legally cheat. Upon paying for entry, you buy x tickets, and there is a list of cheats that allows you to add things to a warmahordes army that wouldn't be allowed normally. You can add new Out of Faction models/units, or add new rules to models/units.

Ahhhhhh. Yes, I've heard of 40k events that do this kind of thing as well (pay $1 to reroll some dice or buy an orbital bombardment or some such). I think Malifaux would be well suited to this and you could really have some fun with the special cheats you could think up!