This post, though, is an art one focusing on the spirits you can find on various goodies in Catherine’s online shop. They’re presented here with permission.
Tabletop Scotland
Tabletop Scotland is where geek culture, community, and cardboard collide in Edinburgh. As one of the UK’s biggest tabletop gaming conventions, it brings together board game enthusiasts, RPG fans, curious newcomers, and families under one sprawling roof for a weekend of pure play.
The event features over one hundred exhibitors, hundreds of events, and endless tables for gaming—whether you love classic titles, want to try the latest releases, or just fancy rolling some dice with friendly strangers. Publishers and demo teams are on hand to introduce you to new worlds, while a games library lets you borrow before you buy. If you’re new to the hobby or conventions, Tabletop Scotland has dedicated spaces and guides to help you dive right in. For veterans, there’s a chance to connect with fellow fans, discover rare finds, and join a thriving community that celebrates everything tabletop.
Across this blog series, expect news, previews, and stories from the convention floor, all with a Geek Native twist. Whether you’re planning your trip or following along from afar, join us as we explore what makes Tabletop Scotland a true highlight of the gaming calendar.
A special thanks to All Rolled Up for sponsoring Geek Native's coverage of Tabletop Scotland. You can find them in the trade hall and explore their fantastic range of indie RPGs and high-quality gaming accessories on the All Rolled Up website.
Tabletop Scotland Articles
Delve into our stories on Tabletop Scotland. This collection covers topics in Art, Geek Stuff, and Interviews.
Tabletop Scotland: Exhibitors tell us why they and we should line up
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An interview with Exit 23 Games: Women fantasy football teams with clothes and Tabletop Scotland
Too often, tabletop minis of females (of any ancestry) rarely wear armour, sensible equipment or clothes.
Be Like a Crow is an award-winning solo RPG, and ahead of Tabletop Scotland, we speak to Critical Kit about Be Like a Cat
My working theme is Cat Mafia. I’m really excited about this one, especially the ancient Egyptian expansion, Book of Bastet, where your cat will explore the Pyramids and go up against ancient gods.
Null Signal Games: On Phoenix games, the future of Netrunner and going to Tabletop Scotland
Null Signal Games is a games publisher operating as a registered nonprofit company. Our only current product is the expandable card game Netrunner, which we are continuing following the end of its support by its previous publisher, Fantasy Flight Games.
Free to Download: Blood and Glory – Gateway to the North for 5e
The adventure introduces the dangers of the Dauthur Isles to an existing party. The idea is straightforward; take your current D&D heroes and drop them in the icy heartlands of the evil Clan Vidarri lead by Ibar the Bloodless.
Honeybadger Games: Eating dice and healthy tea alternatives at Tabletop Scotland
Honeybadger Games are also attending Tabletop Scotland and are a double threat!
Nightfall Games at Tabletop Scotland, Musketeers Vs Cthulhu, Maggot Machine and the future
Well, we’re looking at our publishing model to find a good way to get contributors paid their worth. We anticipate a lot more creator partnerships or hybrid relationships rather than traditional freelancing agreements.
Lost Haven Art to demo Abbadon The Thirteen Seals at The Tabletop Scotland
Andy Lever is the owner, artist and game designer at Lost Haven Art. Andy’s had work displayed in Japan, worked as an RPG freelancer and even taught art.
Tabletop Scotland reschedules to avoid Covid-19/UK Gaming Expo clash
Tabletop Scotland has revealed that their new dates will be 10th and 11th October 2020, at the Dewars Centre in Perth.
