Tabletop Scotland

@tabletopscot.bsky.social

At the heart of gaming in Scotland.
4-6th September 2026 at Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh
https://www.tabletopscotland.co.uk/
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We defeated Hellfire Henry by raising over £14,000 for Scottish Huntington's Association, the most we've ever raised for a charity thanks to your amazing support. The Scottish Huntington's Association team were amazing all three days, really engaging with the event and being visible and available.

Image shows the Tabletop Scotland logo, which was held from the 4th to the 6th September 2026. Image includes a photo of Hellfire Henry, the inflatable two-headed dragon used by Scottish Huntington's Association for their stand. Caption reads: "We defeated Hellfire Henry! Thanks to YOU we raised over £14,000 for our amazing Charity Partner!" Image also includes a special thanks to Gaming Rules (Paul Grogan) and Genki Gear who made sizable donations.
@warbases.bsky.socialReposted by @tabletopscot.bsky.social

Wow! Over 5,000 individuals and nearly 8,000 total through the doors over 3 days at Tabletop Scotland. Thank you once again to everyone who came along, we cant wait for 2027!

@tabletopscot.bsky.social

and turnstile attendance (counted each day there) grew by 16%. Not in the images but we also saw our under 16 attendance grown from 11-12% to 13.4% which is also amazing. For the first time we've exceed 5,000 unique attendees and almost hit 5,100 unique attendees.

@tabletopscot.bsky.social

Well that was simply amazing. We hope you've all recovered, suspect it'll take a few more days for us to recharge fully. Attendance wise here are the numbers: Friday and Saturday grew by 17%, Sunday grew by 15% Unique attendance (you're counted once) grew by 19%

Image shows the logo for Tabletop Scotland 2026 which was held from the 4th to the 6th September.Image shows the year on year attendance comparison. Friday and Saturday grew by 17%, Sunday grew by 15% Unique attendance (you're counted once) grew by 19% and turnstile attendance (counted each day there) grew by 16%. For the first time we've exceed 5,000 unique attendees and almost hit 5,100 attendees.Image shows a year on year comparison across all Tabletop Scotland events. Year Unique Turnstile 2018 1,027 1,521 2019 1,585 2,339 2022 1,889 2,808 2023 2,233 3,873 2024 3,920 6,468 2025 4,259 6,834 2026 5,078 7,950
@genkigear.bsky.socialReposted by @tabletopscot.bsky.social

We've just spent the last weekend experiencing the warm hospitality of @tabletopscot.bsky.social! Thank you so much to everyone involved in the organisation of the show, it's a wonderful event, truly special.

Genki Gear Limited's exhibitor pass, from Tabletop Scotland, draped across brochures collected from the show.
@chaosium.bsky.socialReposted by @tabletopscot.bsky.social

We're having a great time at @tabletopscot.bsky.social 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 in Edinburgh this weekend! Game demos include a preview of coming Old Ones Origins board game, plus Miskatonic Tales, Age of Vikings, Call of Cthulhu and more!

@paulbaldowski.bsky.socialReposted by @tabletopscot.bsky.social

The breakfast prep—granola, coffee and revision notes for this afternoon's game of The Dee Sanction. At @tabletopscot.bsky.social with @allrolledup.bsky.social in Edinburgh.

A morning writing setup: a rulebook plus a notebook for The Dee Sanction, stacked on a white table with pens and pencils resting across them, beside a mug decorated with a cat. A bag of Holie’s low-carb nut-and-seed granola stands in the background.
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