Re: [Epic] Boardgames (or more non-epic stuff)

From: Michael Hazen <hazen_at_...>
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 10:03:05 -0800

We play a lot of Johnny Reb III, Armati, and DBA (I'm trying to get them
into DBR)...

Regarding brining mini's every date, we map out a gaming schedule for
each month. That way we know what's being played and what we need to
bring (if any)

Cheers,

Michael



>
> My usual group has been in a real slump for most of the past year (I
>got married and now have a baby and have moved, another one just had a
>baby and moved twice, another one moved, another one got a divorce <win
>some, lose some> and another one joined a weird church and bailed on us)
>so I've been trying to restart our regular get-togethers by lowering the
>pressure - i.e. you don't have to bring all your mini's all the time -
>by playing some of our "old favorite" games:
> Let's see, there's Star Fleet Battles (which can use miniatures, and
>we all have miniatures for it), Battletech (which we all have minis for
>and just can';t stand to play without), ASL (also can use minis), Axis &
>Allies (which uses tons of plastic figures), or even Risk (plastic army
>markers).
> I begin to see a trend here...
> The only non-mini using games we play on anything approaching a
>regular basis are : Kings & Things (great game), The Awful Green Things
>from Outer Space, Greyhawk Wars (We're AD&D grognards too). and the
>Fleet Series games (6th Fleet, 7th Fleet, etc).
>
> OK, so my point is: What would you say is the main "other" game that
>you play (not primarily a mini rules set)? Also, is there another
>miniature game you are as devoted to as Epic?
>
>I've left out other GW games, RPG's and Computer games, though I know
>many of us dabble in those too.If that's your only bag, go ahead and
>mention 'em. Might find a new opponent for some of the internet-playable
>stuff, anyway. We might need to start another thread for the computer
>stuff, but let's see.
>
>I ask for two reasons - one, I'm betting we'll see some common stuff,
>and also because anyone who likes epic enough to stick on this list may
>have validity to their opinions on another game also, so I might need to
>try it out.
>
>Chris Miller
>
>
Received on Thu Feb 19 1998 - 18:03:05 UTC

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