Event Schedule
Mar 7th Friday: ???
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Registration begins at 10 am EST
Registration closes at 10:45 am EST
Seating starts at 11 am EST
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Registration begins at 8 am EST
Registration ends at 8:45 am EST
Seating starts at 9 am EST
Yes, this event is starting quite early! However, we have dinner and entertainment going on in the evening hours, and we would like this to be concluded at that point.
ALL builds will need verified by a judge. Verification for this event will be able to be completed at any point in time before this even (including the day prior). If your build is not signed off by one of the judges, then I will disqualify you! Not really, but please make this easy.
Random Tarot deck checks will occur throughout the event, and again on all decks that enter top cut to verify there is no marked card.
Mar 9th Sunday: 3v3 Team Sealed
Mar 8th Saturday: 300 Modern Age
Mar 9th Sunday: 3v3 Team Sealed
Registration begins at 9 am EST
Registration ends at 9:45 am EST
Seating starts 10 am EST
Each team will consist of 3 players. You will receive a brick of whatever the newest Heroclix set is. You will then have 30 minutes to build a 300-point team for each player. You may only use contents that were pulled in the brick.
Judges
Head Judge
Head Judge
Head Judge
PJ Bolin
PJ has been an active player in the competitive scene since 2015. Too bad he never wins anything. Maybe one day. He spends the majority of his day chasing around an energetic kid and being too tired to move. He is a co-host of Critical Clix (but the real reason people listen).
Judge
Head Judge
Head Judge
Lucas Tom Van Holland
Lucas lives in Minnesota with his Wife and kitten. His hobbies include crit missing, putting his liver to work, and knowing Heroclix rules better than most Wizkids judges.
Judge
Head Judge
Judge
Anthony Barnstable
Anthony Barnstable started playing Heroclix in 2005 at the age of 12, at a store named Hero Headquarters that has since closed. Over the years, he competed hard in the Wizard World convention series and Gen Con, following Wizkids to their events and making himself known in the community as a younger player. He never ac
Anthony Barnstable
Anthony Barnstable started playing Heroclix in 2005 at the age of 12, at a store named Hero Headquarters that has since closed. Over the years, he competed hard in the Wizard World convention series and Gen Con, following Wizkids to their events and making himself known in the community as a younger player. He never achieved success taking first place in any major events, but then dedicated his focus to helping the community in other ways. In 2014, he joined the Wizkids volunteer team at the conventions helping run Worlds 2014, and then shortly after was listed in the Heroclix Rule Book under “Rules Arbiter Assistance” and has remained there since, doing what he can to help improve the rules of this game we love. During this time as a volunteer, he has demonstrated a passion for providing the best experience to players he can and raised the bar for other judges, as seen by Brian Galley also starting to try and deliver fast rulings with a smile too. He has helped judge for Heroclix For Huntington’s as well starting in 2023, with plans to continue to return there, and has now joined the team for the ChampionClix Open. Additionally, he has helped Christopher Cottrill by writing the tournament rules for the Pauper Circuit, which laid the framework for the new Pulp Format many players know and love. He helped Lane Miller and others start the first online Heroclix events by writing their tournament rules, laying the groundwork for the evolution of online play that we have gotten to today.