{"id":6862,"date":"2017-01-19T21:44:36","date_gmt":"2017-01-19T21:44:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/67272bb316.nxcli.io\/heroclix\/?p=6862"},"modified":"2017-01-19T21:44:36","modified_gmt":"2017-01-19T21:44:36","slug":"heroclix-fondest-memories-contest-winners","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wizkids.com\/heroclix\/2017\/01\/19\/heroclix-fondest-memories-contest-winners\/","title":{"rendered":"HeroClix Fondest Memories Contest Winners!"},"content":{"rendered":"

HeroClix Fans! Thanks for taking the time to share your fondest HeroClix memories with us<\/a>. Being able to create so many great experiences for all of you makes what we do so rewarding. Over the past 15 years, HeroClix has built such a great community and we hope you continue to support each other and the game evermore.<\/p>\n

Don\u2019t forget to check out the new HeroClix.com<\/a> today!<\/p>\n<\/div>

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Congratulations to the below winners! Please send us a \u00a0Facebook message to claim your prize.<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

Chelsey Trumbull<\/strong>\u00a0At least once a month we go as a family to a new comic book store just to check out their selection of heroclixs. We have gotten quite the collection going! We love playing as a family too!<\/p>\n

Kyle Udrea<\/strong>\u00a0My fondest Heroclix memory doesn’t have to do with pulling something or even playing the game. It has to do with the smile I put on an autistic kids face when I gave him my extra figures of his favorite characters. The mother was so happy, she nearly cried.
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\nDave Wilde<\/strong>\u00a0My fondest memory of Heroclix was when Wizkids actually took the time to honor the death of my Godson Zach Dakan. This was many years ago now, but he was a great player and fun person. He was the true blue Heroclix fan. They honored his mother with a factory set in his memory and I’ll never forget that. A great game is a great game, but when they give back to the community in such wonderful ways, that’s what wins me over. This memory echoes as my 14 year old son (who has autism) and I play our games. Rock on HC! Keep rolling those boxcars!<\/p>\n

\u202aMario Curro <\/strong>\u202a I’ve been collecting and playing HeroClix since the original release of Marvel Infinity Challenge in 2002, but my favorite HeroClix memory happened just last year, when I got to open up and play with TMNT clix (which I’ve wanted forever!) with my 4 year old son.<\/p>\n

Jeff Bozeman<\/strong>\u00a0My fondest memory happened this past summer as I was able to participate in all four months of the Civil War OP with my seven year old son!
\nWhat is most memorable is how my son was able to finish with an overall 3rd place finish in the collective event! (I finished 5th!)
\nSo thank you WizKids for allowing for such fond memories to occur then and assuredly in the future!<\/p>\n

Alex Fragogiannis<\/strong>\u00a0My fondest memory is probably when I finally worked up the guts to enter a local tournament with people I’ve never met. I was still very new and got destroyed but everyone was nice and inviting. I’ve since made many friends playing and enjoy it so much that heroclix is now my main hobby.<\/p>\n

Evan Pel\u00e1ez<\/strong>\u00a0So many fun Heroclix memories over the years, it’s hard to choose just one favorite moment… I’m going to go with playing against a towering Stilt-Man in a recent game, just a few months ago. He had to be about a foot and a half tall! I got stomped (pun absolutely intended), but a Stilt-Man with 20 leg extensions is a sight to behold. Win-win in my book!<\/p>\n

Isaac Duncan III<\/strong>\u00a0Fondest memories are those formed from new friendships through Heroclix. Playing once or twice a week, leaving work issues and family issues out the door and trying new strategies against other like-minded players who I would not have known without the\u00a0game. Sometimes there are days that these relationships are tested. Like the day I fronted the money for a buddy of mine to buy a brick from Superman\/Wonder Woman and he pulled a GODPACK. Yup.. It sure tested my friendship. LOL<\/p>\n

Mike Hoffman<\/strong>\u00a0One of the fondest memories I have from Heroclix was when I heard a player from a venue I judged at share on a podcast that my efforts running the clix games for the venue was the reason they still play Heroclix.<\/p>\n

Brian Poling<\/strong>\u00a0My fondest memory of heroclix was my wedding day. It was month 6 of Fear itself and my awesome wife let me go play hours before I was due at the church. So I showed up in my tux, got some great pulls, and walked away with The Serpent. My wife has informed me I am never allowed to sell it.<\/p>\n

Click here to read and share all of your awesome HeroClix memories!\u00a0<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/h2>\n

#WeAreHeroClix<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>

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