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  • grayson , to random
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    Opening games of Origins were actually last night and today I had an easy day.

    But first, as some already know, I try and post about conventions I go to. Generally I thread those, but I only tag the first one of the day as and to prevent polluting people's timelines, I'm only tagging today's as /

    So if you're interested in more posts, you'll have to either follow or track through the thread.

    Anyway, last night after getting to the hotel, we played with some friends we knew and did two games of Shifty Eyed Spies (7p). I like this game in very specific instances and large groups is one of them as you have to both wink at some people and nod at others. The best reactions are realizing that everyone's head is on a swivel and then just busting out laughing.

    The first game is always rough but it only lasts ~20 min. Second game though, we got our act together in both interception and completing missions.

    After that, we did two games of Fun Facts, the third game in the Just One series. I'd never played and was hoping to during this convention. I like it and will probably pickup a copy to play with good friends, but I think it suffers from the same issue if Just One where some cards are fantastic and some flop for certain groups.

    Next post in the thread will my Wednesday games.

    an unfortunately messy pile of grey and black cards, with a pink pentagon with two face up cards showing the score. also the rule book is face up on the table.

    BoardGameBloke , to random
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    I am a snob. Yet any game can be fun in the right circumstances. Except Munchkin. Just kidding. I will play Munchkin with the right crowd.
    I'll play Yahtzee if that's what folks want to play. It's got dice, decisions, and mathematics... and dice. Sometimes a little disappointment too. And dice!
    So parents, guardians, and grandparents. Play Yahtzee and other with your kids. Stop everything and do it now.

    Yahtzee Cup Noodles edition
    Yahtzee Cup Noodles edition
    Yahtzee Cup Noodles edition . We ignored the yoker rules

    thoughtpunks , to random
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    There's no university course or permit needed to make a tabletop game. If you have a or idea in your head, write it down. Work on it. Bring it to life. Nobody can stop you.

    thoughtpunks , to random
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    🌶 Things are always a little slow at the start of the week, so let's spice it up!

    🎲 Join by sharing your awesome , , and other with us.

    🎁 Bonus: Do your main promos, but add another one with something you wish got more love! 💕

    mvu , to random
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    A question on here spurred me to publish an old standard-deck-of-cards game I wrote (based heavily on an existing game, credited in post) on my blog.

    It's a battling game where you have the noble cards duel it out (politically) by allying with supporters and keeping those alliances secret.

    It's really fun, but I honestly don't know if it's actually playable without a couple of visual aids, which I'll see about making and adding later.

    Anyways, give it a read / tweak / try if you're into this kinda thing. Feedback appreciated!

    https://mvu.one/pages/duel-of-nobles.html

    #cardgame #boardgame #hobby #cards

    BoardGameBloke , to random
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    Do I really need another version of the Love Letter ?
    Definitely. And I have not even watched the TV series.

    The Bridgerton Love Letter card game plays up to 6-players.

    Bridgerton Love Letter card game
    Bridgerton Love Letter card game
    Bridgerton Love Letter card game

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