Diamond Dogs 3

Diamond Dogs 3 Not Exactly Diamond Dogs
February 19, 2022
Wayne’s World of Paintball
$35 $20 online pre-registration / $40 $25 onsite registration
Players Pack
Online Waivers

Important update!!!

Unfortunately, pre-registration numbers are way lower than they should normally be at this time. Even with anticipated walk-ons… we almost certainly wouldn’t see the numbers we need to present the Diamond Dogs scenario. So, we’re going to a Plan B. I don’t want to cancel the chance for folks to have a chance for a fun day of airsoft… but if we can’t offer the Diamond Dogs scenario due to lower numbers… certainly shouldn’t have folks paying for that.

We’ll have a fun day of milsim airsoft scenarios, but the team structures will need to be different and it’ll be moving from one scenario to another. Should still be a lot of fun action and general shenanigans… but just won’t be the planned Diamond Dogs experience.

Dropping online registration to $20. Those who already pre-registered (thank you VERY MUCH for doing so) have been presented option to either get a partial refund and come on out, or get a full refund if they’d rather make other plans.

Hope to see y’all out there!

• Mac

Nambia is a small country on the west-central coast of Africa encompassing some 1,100 square miles. It’s seen the Portuguese, English and French flags flown over its soil during the era of colonization, achieving independence in 1968. A geographic flyspeck on the continent, it’s been a Petri-dish of tropical disease, a link in the slave trade, a crossroads of tribal wandering and territorial wars, and its government has achieved one of the worst human rights records in the world today. Nambia ranks 136th on the UN’s 2020 Human Development Index, it is a source and destination for human trafficking, less than half the population has access to clean drinking water and 20% of children die before reaching the age of five. All in all, Nambia is a tiny, miserable excuse for a country that most would just as soon ignore or forget completely if not for one significant detail… since the mid-1990s it has become one of the largest producers of diamonds and a significant source of uranium. It has the highest Gross National Income per capita of any sub-Saharan African country, however these vast riches are concentrated among a handful of ruling political elite.

President Obiang ruled for three decades and survived over a dozen coup attempts. Despite his abysmal record with Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, Obiang was hailed as a “friend of the United States” and very much a friend of the half-dozen international mining corporations with holdings in Nambia. Two months ago, Obiang’s luck finally ran out in a military coup that left the pieces of dismembered corpse dangling from piano wire at the corners of the presidential palace.

While the capital of Montserrado is a whirl of intrigue and infighting as the former coup allies fight for control of the government, the countryside has become a dystopian bloodbath as tribal rivalries resurface and local militias exact revenge on neighbors for offenses both real and imagined.

The multi-national corporations have long used private military companies to safeguard their properties in Nambia. In the past month they have tripled this mercenary presence, ostensibly to protect their investments against rampaging militia. With so much international attention focused on the capital, however, some corporations are using this time to conduct military operations against their business rivals.

Welcome to one of the darkest places in Africa!

Thanks to Warzone Airsoft as an event sponsor and onsite vendor!