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Do you guys have any Holiday related wargaming traditions? I have heard of people having Christmas themed games and the like, some of them are even thinly connected with recurring characters and the like.

I know my family traditionally plays Total CARnage over the Holidays, typically Thanksgiving as I normally can only make 1 Holiday or the other.

https://bloodandspectacles.blogspot.com/2017/11/total-carnage-battle-report.html
https://bloodandspectacles.blogspot.com/2017/12/battle-report-total-carnage-slaying.html

I am a bit sad that this year I will not be able to attend any Holiday stuff due to work obligations and travel costs. :(

Anyway, how about you?

Tanksgiving is common across the US at local stores

Secret Santa on reddit / local stores

Tend to put aside the skirmish and wargames and instead turn toward more dungeon-crawler-eque games. Ravenloft, Lost Patrol, a homemade Space Crusade and Space Hulk card game.

Felt like painting a model in Christmas decoration colours, but couldn't get hold of a Harliquin Solitare this year.