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Welcome to Larry and Melissa's blog. We focus on two player gaming and gaming with our two children, ages 10 & 8. This blog will feature random musings, gaming reports and reviews from both of us. We will also post some non-gaming thoughts from time to time. Feel free to join in the discussions.
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First play of Blokus Trigon

Larry Welborn
United States
Anderson
South Carolina
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After reading on a thread that Blokus Trigon was on sale at Big Lots, I went by at lunch and snagged the last copy at my local store.

Tonight, after dinner, I brought it out for a game with my son and daughter. We had all played Blokus, Blokus 3D and Blokus Duo before so we immediately knew the rules. An added plus was that this game actually plays well with 3 players.

The game proceeded in a fashion similar to regular Blokus but the triangles made for some different shapes and made visualization a bit more difficult.

When the game ended, I had 1 piece left, my daughter had two pieces left and my son also had two pieces unplayed.




Final scores: Me 6, daughter 8, son 11.
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