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MaricopaCon '16
Aug. 15th, 2016 06:45 amThe roommate gifted me with a membership to this year's con again so I took the weekend off to attend. Saturday got to try out En Garde, a fencing simulation card game. Fun, though I can see how in a big multi-player game it can turn into a Pile on Player X situation. Then after that I took part in Brendan's Twillight Imperium game. Six player game and we managed something like 4 or 5 rounds from noon to 8PM (with a lunch break when I went home to feed the cat). I ended up "winning" by being ahead by 2 victory points when we called it.
Sunday I was in a Call of Cthulhu rpg, "Proof of Life". Small town politics in the 1920s over whether to allow in a lumber company. Which leads to murder, brains in jars and a final confrontation with flying alien funguses. Though my pre-gen character ducked out of the climax with the mi-go to run off and file her story of small town madness (with pictures!) and win herself a Pullitzer. Which apparantly was established in 1917 and so is totally what happened.
ETA: On Sunday I (The Roommate) was supposed to play OGRE, but that got cancelled, so I had a game of Heroes Incorporated, a really fun strategy Heroes ggame which I lost by a hair, and Blood Rage, a Vikings in Ragnarok boardgame with a draft system, which I got absolutely trashed in. Heroes Inc. is out of print, so good luck finding it, and Blood Rage is a Kickstarter game that sells for around $75-$100.
Sunday I was in a Call of Cthulhu rpg, "Proof of Life". Small town politics in the 1920s over whether to allow in a lumber company. Which leads to murder, brains in jars and a final confrontation with flying alien funguses. Though my pre-gen character ducked out of the climax with the mi-go to run off and file her story of small town madness (with pictures!) and win herself a Pullitzer. Which apparantly was established in 1917 and so is totally what happened.
ETA: On Sunday I (The Roommate) was supposed to play OGRE, but that got cancelled, so I had a game of Heroes Incorporated, a really fun strategy Heroes ggame which I lost by a hair, and Blood Rage, a Vikings in Ragnarok boardgame with a draft system, which I got absolutely trashed in. Heroes Inc. is out of print, so good luck finding it, and Blood Rage is a Kickstarter game that sells for around $75-$100.
