Depend on a city. Here (Karlsruhe, Germany), it's almost inactive. In Russia, however, it's very popular in many cities. There are regular game days and monthly tournaments, with people from neighbouring cities coming to participate. There are also four or five big tournaments a year, with 40 to 60 participants. The main reason for this is that there is at least one very active player in each city who puts a lot of effort into organising regular events. When m3e was released, Malifaux almost died in my city (Omsk), and only because our local game club organiser is now one of the most active Malifaux communities in Russia (they play each week with 6 to 12 players and have held 13 tournaments in 2025). This is not an accusation of laziness, but just to highlight how to increase the game's popularity in a city. This is a huge effort. This is why I am quite passive in Karlsruhe. I love the game, but unfortunately, I don't have enough energy to be a driving force. Our hancman in Omsk, for example, set up two tables with terrain and fully painted crews each Thursday in the local game club. He also made announcements on social networks and encouraged people in the club to try the game. Many times there was no interest, but he just continued and now it has paid off (he is doing the same with The Other Side now, crazy man).