Risk Legacy, Core Worlds, Werewolf
I got to play in that game of Risk Legacy that I tagged into a month ago. For some reason, someone named a city Thor's Butthole, and people occasionally tell horrible jokes for what feels like ten hours straight. But the game had a lot of interesting back and forth, where each player in turn kept on having a chance to win the game, and then fails, and then the next player takes a try, and then fails. Eventually I won the game by quickly skirmishing a couple of bases real quick, and I got to sign the board. And then, because I'm a huge jerk, I decreased the value of Australia by 1. Mwahahaha!
Then I kinda sleptwalked through a game of Core Worlds. You would think, not paying too much attention, I would not win, but you would be wrong, because I'm pretty great. I started with an early thin deck strategy, and then just started buying planets worth victory points, with a few minor good drafts. It went pretty well.
And in that Werewolf game I'm hosting...so...the hunter decided to claim Werewolf. It was a bold move, but one that required...attention, which wasn't given, when it happened that the player accidentally killed the seer, the most important role in the game. It was...kind of insane. I am kind of in over my head!
I got to play in that game of Risk Legacy that I tagged into a month ago. For some reason, someone named a city Thor's Butthole, and people occasionally tell horrible jokes for what feels like ten hours straight. But the game had a lot of interesting back and forth, where each player in turn kept on having a chance to win the game, and then fails, and then the next player takes a try, and then fails. Eventually I won the game by quickly skirmishing a couple of bases real quick, and I got to sign the board. And then, because I'm a huge jerk, I decreased the value of Australia by 1. Mwahahaha!
Then I kinda sleptwalked through a game of Core Worlds. You would think, not paying too much attention, I would not win, but you would be wrong, because I'm pretty great. I started with an early thin deck strategy, and then just started buying planets worth victory points, with a few minor good drafts. It went pretty well.
And in that Werewolf game I'm hosting...so...the hunter decided to claim Werewolf. It was a bold move, but one that required...attention, which wasn't given, when it happened that the player accidentally killed the seer, the most important role in the game. It was...kind of insane. I am kind of in over my head!
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