Kristin would kill me if I bought that.
'Objects In Space'
Gaming 1: You are likely to be eaten by a grue
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But first, you'd get a saving throw.
Nice, although not perfect (because I am a snot). But I think that does reinforce my point(y head) that gamers are the money now.
Anyone who can afford a 10K gaming table should come to the attention of Mr. 7 Houses.
Man, that would be kinda awesome.
If only it was a light table, too.
I may have to build me one of those, only out of crappier wood.
I've decided I wanted to reinstall Oblivion on my computer to clean things up a bit and just install mods that I know I want since I played around with a bunch. When I made my list of mods I wanted to install, I ended up with 30 of them. I am a total nerd.
I'm sure this will come as no surprise, but the folks who run the morale office of the embassy in Baghdad asked me to give them a list of board games they should get.
They have the old standards like Monopoly and Risk, but want ones that appeal to Foreign Service types.
I suggested Tigris & Euphrates because it is both excellent and thematically correct. I also suggested Puerto Rico.
Any other top picks? I was wondering about Robo Rally or Ra.
are they sepcifically looking for foreign-service themed games? If not, Set is easy to learn and can be played by people who don't have a language in common.
Any other top picks? I was wondering about Robo Rally or Ra.
Definitely RoboRally. I love Diplomacy too, though there are people who would rather be tear-gassed than play it. I also like Bohnanza as a fun, light game. Beyond that, depends on what they're looking for. Do they want deep or light games? Do they lean Euro, Ameritrash or wargames? And so on.
I love Diplomacy too, though there are people who would rather be tear-gassed than play it.
And I'm one of them. But I know a lot of fans of the game from my college days when we played Risk constantly.
Bohnanza is a great game for gamers and non-gamers alike. It's pretty easy to learn and social. Another advantage is it allows for up to 7 players.