Our next meetup is Monday, Jan 25, 6:45pm, at the Cranberry Cafe.  We will be playing melee (multiplayer) using "limited" LCG decks that you may build from the contents of the following:

1 Core Set, plus *either*:

(a) 6 different chapter packs, *or*

(b) the Kings of the Sea expansion and 3 different chapter packs, *or*

(c) "half" of the Princes of the Sun expansion and 3 different chapter packs ("half": the Princes of the Sun expansion came with two copies of every card, you may only use one copy of a card)

Please be at the cafe and ready to play by 6:45pm.  If you have any questions, feel free to email me (see my signature block).

So any of you guys going to PAX?

Zombiewski (Josh) who started the PAX thread in the general forum is an NYCer. He's the only one I know of that has said he plans to go.

The AGOT NY Players next meetup will be next Wednesday, 6:45pm, February 10, to play joust (two-player). We'll meet at the Cranberry Cafe (45th St, b/w B'way and 6th Ave) as usual. "Full" LCG decks are permitted (i.e., 3 copies by title of any given LCG era character/location/attachment/event card may be in your draw deck (unless its text doesn't permit it); draw deck must have a minimum of 60 cards and your plot deck must have 7 plot cards exactly with no duplicates unless the plot card specifically allows it; you may use an LCG era Agenda if you wish). Note that Wolves of the North, the first chapter pack of the new cycle, came out a few days ago and you are welcome to use cards from it.

If you think you'll be attending or have any questions, please email me (address below).

The Feb 10 meetup is POSTPONED due to impending snow storm. New date TBD. I'm sorry for any inconvenience.

The AGOT NY Players next meetup will be Wednesday, March 3rd, 6:45pm to play joust (two-player). We'll meet at the Cranberry Cafe (45th St, b/w B'way and 6th Ave) as usual. "Full" LCG decks are permitted (i.e., 3 copies by title of any given LCG era character/location/attachment/event card may be in your draw deck (unless its text doesn't permit it); draw deck must have a minimum of 60 cards and your plot deck must have 7 plot cards exactly with no duplicates unless the plot card specifically allows it; you may use an LCG era Agenda if you wish).

If you think you'll be attending or have any questions, please email me (address below).

The AGOT NY Players next meetup will be Tuesday, April 6, 6:30pm to play joust (two-player). We'll meet at the Cranberry Cafe (45th St, b/w B'way and 6th Ave) as usual. "Full" LCG decks are permitted (i.e., 3 copies by title of any given LCG era character/location/attachment/event card may be in your draw deck (unless its text doesn't permit it); draw deck must have a minimum of 60 cards and your plot deck must have 7 plot cards exactly with no duplicates unless the plot card specifically allows it; you may use an LCG era Agenda if you wish).

If you think you'll be attending or have any questions, please email me (address below).

Just curious, do you guys post who wins and what they played anywhere? I'd be interested to know what trends NYC is finding are useful. (In our meta, it seems to be that whatever Finite plays is what wins, though I did manage to break his streak at our last monthly event with a Martell deck :) ) 

Twn2dn said:

We've been keeping a running record of how people are doing vs others as our current League competition and I put that on www.agotny.net (although the last couple of meetups have not been counted as people were trying very new decks; I plan to resume recording results with this meetup), but I don't post match specific details or what people were playing as they are free to change decks whenever they wish. I think all of the houses have been played by at least one person at our most recent meetups. I think right now Lanni, Martell, and GJ are getting played a little more than Stark, Targ, and Bara, if I had to say.

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The AGOT NY Players next meetup will be Thursday, April 22, 6:30pm to play joust (two-player). We'll meet at the Cranberry Cafe (45th St, b/w B'way and 6th Ave) as usual. "Full" LCG decks are permitted (i.e., 3 copies by title of any given LCG era character/location/attachment/event card may be in your draw deck (unless its text doesn't permit it); draw deck must have a minimum of 60 cards and your plot deck must have 7 plot cards exactly with no duplicates unless the plot card specifically allows it; you may use an LCG era Agenda if you wish).

If you think you'll be attending or have any questions, please email me (address below).

The NYC meta has resumed League play. See this forum thread for more information: thread

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Our next AGoT meetup will be Thursday, August 5 to play joust (two-player). We'll meet at the Cranberry Cafe (45th St, b/w B'way and 6th Ave) at about 6:30pm as usual.  "Full" LCG decks are permitted.*  Results will count for those who are participating in "League" play.

If you think you'll be attending, please email me (see signature block) to let me know. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email me.

*i.e., 3 copies by title of any given LCG era character/location/attachment/event card (as modified by, and so long as it hasn't been banned by, FFG's FAQ) may be in your draw deck (unless its text doesn't permit it); draw deck must have a minimum of 60 cards and your plot deck must have 7 plot cards exactly with no duplicates (unless the plot card specifically allows it); you may use an LCG era Agenda if you wish

Looking forward to the biweekly event tomorrow...first tournament/meetup as a NYC player, hurrah!

Thanks again for organizing these Jason!

 Yeah, looks like we'll have about 10 people there tomorrow.  Should be a lot of fun!

Our next meetup is Oct 14 for LCG joust @ Cranberry Cafe as usual. Please contact me if you think you might attend.

Our last meetup had a very good turnout; hopefully we can have more of the same!