ReaperCon 2012 Passes Now on Sale

Our friends at Reaper Miniatures have announced passes for the annual ReaperCon are now available for preorder. As always attendees, will receive a nice swag bag filled with goodies. Having received one of the swag packages before, I can attest they normally contain a couple of minis, a couple of paints, and some interesting odds and ends. For example, the Halloween swag contained the aforementioned figs and paints along with a trick or treat bag, Reaper convention badge holder, a couple of Reaper pens, two posters, and something that made me laugh out loud when I saw it: In an ode to It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, a packaged stone in Reaper packaging with the title “Trick or Treat: You Got a Rock”.

ReaperCon takes place in Denton Texas from May 17th -30th.

From Reaper:

Same rules as last time: a $30 pass gets you in for all four days and a cool swag bag. In addition to the ReaperCon ’12 Sophie, paints, and faction button, we’re working on a few surprises for this year’s bag, too. What are they? Nice try: if I told you it wouldn’t be a surprise. *cough*sponsors*cough*

Factions! Ron is cooking up some events that have to do with your faction choice here at ReaperCon. Fight for the fate of the Isle of Scynneoa.

The only way to guarantee a shirt with the gorgeous Angelica Fairweather art on it is to preorder a ticket. After that, it’s first come, first served. The shirts are priced at our cost.

Join your friends to determine the fate of the Isle of Scynneoa! You can sign on with one of four different crews, but freebooters beware! Each faction will stop at nothing to plunder Scynneoa and claim its secrets as their own.

Each $30 pass is good for the entire 4-day run of ReaperCon. T-shirts are a little extra. Admission also includes a swag bag. If you cannot attend for some reason, we will ship your swag to you after the run of the Con.

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