Love Letter, Red Dragon Inn, Sentinels of the Multiverse, Avalon
Love Letter is a cute little game, mostly luck-based, but with some deduction and so forth, and I like it. The game ended up going to the same two people constantly, which was weird, but I dig it. Short and fun. I wish it wasn't sold out absolutely everywhere.
Red Dragon Inn is a game about drinking. It is always ridiculous, but I ended up winning. Hurray.
A five player game of Sentinels of the Multiverse, against Grand Warlord Voss, and we managed to win somehow, despite our spike damage player seemed to be screwing around and almost wasted his finishing move on a minion with one hit point. (No what are you doing.) We thought we were doomed when a card would have dumped a metric ton on minions onto the field, but we managed to survive the experience, and then we won. As Visionary, I was, of course, useless.
Then we went to a bar and played a good many games of Avalon, and I was the absolute worst. Every time I was either Percival or Morgana, so I had some inside knowledge of who Merlin might be, and every single time I was dead wrong. Man I am stupid. I managed to lose every game. Just me. Everyone else at least won one, but me, I sucked completely. Our last game I thought one of our players was trying to double-bluff us (I may have had a drink), when really the person who was obviously Merlin was actually Merlin. Why didn't I just try to kill that person?
Love Letter is a cute little game, mostly luck-based, but with some deduction and so forth, and I like it. The game ended up going to the same two people constantly, which was weird, but I dig it. Short and fun. I wish it wasn't sold out absolutely everywhere.
Red Dragon Inn is a game about drinking. It is always ridiculous, but I ended up winning. Hurray.
A five player game of Sentinels of the Multiverse, against Grand Warlord Voss, and we managed to win somehow, despite our spike damage player seemed to be screwing around and almost wasted his finishing move on a minion with one hit point. (No what are you doing.) We thought we were doomed when a card would have dumped a metric ton on minions onto the field, but we managed to survive the experience, and then we won. As Visionary, I was, of course, useless.
Then we went to a bar and played a good many games of Avalon, and I was the absolute worst. Every time I was either Percival or Morgana, so I had some inside knowledge of who Merlin might be, and every single time I was dead wrong. Man I am stupid. I managed to lose every game. Just me. Everyone else at least won one, but me, I sucked completely. Our last game I thought one of our players was trying to double-bluff us (I may have had a drink), when really the person who was obviously Merlin was actually Merlin. Why didn't I just try to kill that person?
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