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Monday, 13 November 2017
Friday, 10 November 2017
See Elaine Walker Garry Winterton Rob Masters tonight at 6:30 at Jutland Parade.
See Elaine Walker Garry Winterton Rob Masters tonight at 6:30 at Jutland Parade. Next week or Waba for everyone else. The Transition Town Stirling gamers are meeting again on Sunday I think Stephen Gunnell.
Wednesday, 8 November 2017
Just announced, if you are interested.
Just announced, if you are interested.
https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1879732/announcing-inaugural-waba-online-tournament
https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1879732/announcing-inaugural-waba-online-tournament
I don't know what to think of the new Iron Dragon.
I don't know what to think of the new Iron Dragon.
Of the scribblies it was always my favourite. Only played it 2 or 3 times though, and my memories of actual play are dim.
I always kind of wanted it, the only scribbly that had that effect on me.
I'm not sure I like the new box art - it seems kind of muddy. A gentleman over at boardgamegeek has helpfully posted side by side photographic comparisons of the two editions.
I've recently got glasses, not much correction though. There's concerns in the forums that the new edition is less kind to deteriorating eyesight. Which is a bit silly as it had a big fan base all of whom now may be suffering deterioration of vision.
Iron Dragon came out before Ticket to Ride and its myriade variants. Will my patience for the scribbly form of game have been destroyed by the quicker Euros I've been playing for decades now?
Is it World in Flames vs Memoir '44?
What do you think?
Oh, and here's a link to an article from Game Trade Magazine.
Also will treatises appear on exactly how best to Dragon your Train?
https://www.gametrademagazine.com/Home/1/1/58/581?articleID=190468
Of the scribblies it was always my favourite. Only played it 2 or 3 times though, and my memories of actual play are dim.
I always kind of wanted it, the only scribbly that had that effect on me.
I'm not sure I like the new box art - it seems kind of muddy. A gentleman over at boardgamegeek has helpfully posted side by side photographic comparisons of the two editions.
I've recently got glasses, not much correction though. There's concerns in the forums that the new edition is less kind to deteriorating eyesight. Which is a bit silly as it had a big fan base all of whom now may be suffering deterioration of vision.
Iron Dragon came out before Ticket to Ride and its myriade variants. Will my patience for the scribbly form of game have been destroyed by the quicker Euros I've been playing for decades now?
Is it World in Flames vs Memoir '44?
What do you think?
Oh, and here's a link to an article from Game Trade Magazine.
Also will treatises appear on exactly how best to Dragon your Train?
https://www.gametrademagazine.com/Home/1/1/58/581?articleID=190468
Mark Sander will be in town on Friday and has requested a spot on our table, so we're all full up for the Swancon...
Mark Sander will be in town on Friday and has requested a spot on our table, so we're all full up for the Swancon quiz night this Friday.
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
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