The Underground Gamers are a fun board games club from Worthing in West Sussex. Welcome to our club website with our board games blog, board game reviews of our best board games and our board gaming forum. Please feel free to join in and comment on all things board gaming and on the board games you best love to play. Add your thoughts to the discussions on our forum or leave your favourite playing tips and board gaming strategies.
Conflicting Kingdoms is a curious hybrid between card game and board game. It is billed as a trading card game, probably to differentiate it from collectible card games as you don’t have to collect tons of cards to be competitive in Conflicting Kingdoms,but there are lots of additional cards that you can buy to expand your options in deck building strategy and card playing tactics.
A sad farewell to undergroundgamers.co.uk
From the 17 February 2012 undergroundgamers.co.uk will be no more
Thank-you to everyone who contributed to this site and all our readers. According to Mr Google (a very nice chap), we consistently receive 1000+ unique visits a month with over 2,500 pages viewed.
For search engine ranking, for a small club site, we have carried [...]
League Table Updated to the end of July
Four months into the league and the scores are racking up. Paul S holds a slender lead with Jerry, Alain and our perennial champion, Steve S in close pursuit. Quite a gap is opening up between this leading pack and the also rans although it's too early in the day to see whether the others will be able catch-up. As we know it's a marathon not a sprint and perhaps we should spend a moment to reflect upon the tortoise and the hare! . . . Yes, feel the inspiration all those with 30 points or less....
It's dead simple! Just come along to our next session at the Beechwood Hall Hotel, Worthing. Or if you are feeling shy email us.
Remember all of our board gaming sessions are free, with no strings - but if you do want to come regularly then it's best that you make a donation to help with the upkeep of the website and to go towards the board gaming club league prize with a £10 annual membership fee.
