3D Roleplay Con is an annual Oldhammer gaming convention held in Portland, Oregon (USA). Championing the golden-era of fantasy wargaming & roleplaying, with an emphasis on 1980’s editions of Warhammer Fantasy Battle, 40K: Rogue Trader, Realm[s] Of Chaos, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay & the like.
Started in 2021, 3DR Con is meant for lead-miniature enthusiasts to get together, roll dice, trade miniatures & enjoy the classic games of the Oldhammer era. We play narrative, old-school miniature wargames & roleplaying games.
Held on-site at Smile Station in SE Portland:
8210 SE 13th Ave
Portland, OR 97202
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Started in 2021, 3DR Con is meant for lead-miniature enthusiasts to get together, roll dice, trade miniatures & enjoy the classic games of the Oldhammer era. We play narrative, old-school miniature wargames & roleplaying games.
Held on-site at Smile Station in SE Portland:
8210 SE 13th Ave
Portland, OR 97202
3D Roleplay Con IV
May 4th & 5th, 2024
Proudly Sponsored by
Though this convention focuses
primarily
on 1980's GW game systems & miniatures, all games are welcome. However, we will always give table priority to Oldhammer games.
I ask that all miniatures that hit the table are painted, as well.
To me, the term “Oldhammer” ecompases the years of 1975 - 1992 (with exceptions, of course). Within this timeframe, the golden-era of the 1980’s Citadel & GW design studios emerged, giving us (in my opinion) the finest versions of Warhammer Fantasy Battle, 40K, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, etc... (as well as the greatest miniatures!)
If you'd like to submit an event, please email hank.hmr [at] gmail.com & include your game name, system, desired time/date, # of player slots & if you’ll supply miniatures or not. You are also welcome to play any pick-up games you'd like to during the convention (assuming you can find an open table).
In addition to the officially listed events, we generally set up 2-3 tables for games of Mordheim & a table for miniature trading (the “Oldhammer Swap & Shop”).
Alcohol is not allowed in the event space, unfortunately. Due to OLCC licensing costs, it's not feasible to have a liquor license for 3DR Con. However, the Sellwood Inn is within walking distance from Smile Station & a favorite amongst 3DR attendees.
3DR Con ticket prices are intentionally kept low & go directly towards the venue rental costs, helping to keep the convention alive in the future.
Lastly, 3D Roleplay Con is organized & put together each year at a grass-roots level. This means that it’s not as rigid & supervised as other gaming conventions. As such, we ask you to be respectful and courteous to one another, always keeping a strong sense of sportsmanship.
— Hank Richardson, Convention Founder
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3D Roleplay Con is an unofficial gaming event not authorized or endorsed by Games Workshop. Insofar as it refers to Games Workshop’s intellectual property, it does so without permission. No challenge is intended to the rights holders.
To me, the term “Oldhammer” ecompases the years of 1975 - 1992 (with exceptions, of course). Within this timeframe, the golden-era of the 1980’s Citadel & GW design studios emerged, giving us (in my opinion) the finest versions of Warhammer Fantasy Battle, 40K, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, etc... (as well as the greatest miniatures!)
If you'd like to submit an event, please email hank.hmr [at] gmail.com & include your game name, system, desired time/date, # of player slots & if you’ll supply miniatures or not. You are also welcome to play any pick-up games you'd like to during the convention (assuming you can find an open table).
In addition to the officially listed events, we generally set up 2-3 tables for games of Mordheim & a table for miniature trading (the “Oldhammer Swap & Shop”).
Alcohol is not allowed in the event space, unfortunately. Due to OLCC licensing costs, it's not feasible to have a liquor license for 3DR Con. However, the Sellwood Inn is within walking distance from Smile Station & a favorite amongst 3DR attendees.
3DR Con ticket prices are intentionally kept low & go directly towards the venue rental costs, helping to keep the convention alive in the future.
Lastly, 3D Roleplay Con is organized & put together each year at a grass-roots level. This means that it’s not as rigid & supervised as other gaming conventions. As such, we ask you to be respectful and courteous to one another, always keeping a strong sense of sportsmanship.
— Hank Richardson, Convention Founder
Contact Me Here
3D Roleplay Con is an unofficial gaming event not authorized or endorsed by Games Workshop. Insofar as it refers to Games Workshop’s intellectual property, it does so without permission. No challenge is intended to the rights holders.