San Antonio Board Gamers Monster Session 12/19/11
Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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By my count at one time (near 8pm), we had no less than twenty-seven members at our SABG meeting tonight (and a few more may have drifted in and out). That's a monster session by any count! We practically ran Dragon's Lair out of space (OK, not really. The Go club had a table, a few tables of Magic players, a role playing session or two in side rooms, and a side room of Warhammer. It's a great store!)
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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The opener. I managed to fall down 21-0 before tying the game at 24-24 before losing 31-24. Not bad. I'd tweak this a bit if we played it a lot, but it's not bad. A less serious version of football strategy. (Actually, I think there's a great crossover game potential, ditching the cards and using FS for timing and building a chart for dice). Got played several other times, I think
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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I played in one game, I think it got played again.
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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We played with a homebrew set of rules -- The bugs are smart (don't move if they can attack, automatically move towards people if adjacent) but humans can burn gas to kill a bug. (Seriously, the lack of ammo is stupid). This was pretty good, except the map randomly shut us all up so everyone without a keycard was stuck. And one key card was buried. Still, I managed to infect one person (who failed and alerted two others) and still spread the sickness again.
The game ended with everyone losing -- The humans had no gas but the parasites killed all the infected...
Better, but still needs more house rules. One idea -- dead people's cards go back into draw deck (drawn infections and host card have no effect, and are discarded). And I think the androids should get one free punch a turn (maybe only against humans). Perhaps spending a gas should let a human clear a room. Too many changes, probably.
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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Squids feasted on tasty humans.
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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A quick two player game of this happened while we were waiting for a game to break up...
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6.
Board Game: Fauna
[Average Rating:7.20 Overall Rank:346]

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Love, love, love the adjacent rule
If only that mechanic could apply in Tichu!
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Frederic Bush
United States San Antonio Texas
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This started up while I was playing Fauna. I should have my own copy soon to bring :-)
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Frederic Bush
United States San Antonio Texas
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Taught this one at the end of the night
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Board Game: Olympos
[Average Rating:7.27 Overall Rank:394]

Frederic Bush
United States San Antonio Texas
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I think the Mortal Kombat symbols were winning
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Frederic Bush
United States San Antonio Texas
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Canada can apparently be found in Room 3
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Frederic Bush
United States San Antonio Texas
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I believe Mr. Bankler was patient zero on this one
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Scott Awesome
United States San Antonio Texas
Can't read my POKAH FASE
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We got a good 4-player game of this in.
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Tim
United States San Antonio Texas
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Campaign session 2. The Allied Ace Pilot manages to down the Japanese bombers before they can Kamikaze the carrier, but he is the sole Allied survivor of the skirmish. The remaining Japanese fighters bug out as theirs is a lost cause.
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Brian Bankler
United States San Antonio Texas
Modified Limited Rampage!
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I saw Juan and a few others playing this when I left....
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Juan Medina
United States Cibolo Texas
Property of LunaClara
Board games rule my life, and my wife's. That is a good thing, believe it or not ;)
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The Marines managed to clear the Space Hulk and the genestealers were defeated. My entire chapter was wiped out, but Brother Leon will be remembered. For the Emperor!
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