Well, the game came down to a final die roll on the final turn. Joe needed to roll a five or lower to win, otherwise I would be the victor. Joe cast the dice and.......rolled a five. Joe wins, Mark loses.....
We also had another game come down to a final die roll on the final turn. This time Joe needed a seven or lower to win. The dice were cast and......a seven.
We had a GREAT time at ASLOK 2009. I think we picked up a few new listeners over the week.
It is not even over yet, and I cannot wait until next year.
Tell us a bit more about the photo, please. What's visible on the notebook, a searchable ruleset, perhaps? Also, what's the chrome handle just visible in the foreground? The world's chunkiest LOS tool?
Tell us a bit more about the photo, please. What's visible on the notebook, a searchable ruleset, perhaps? Also, what's the chrome handle just visible in the foreground? The world's chunkiest LOS tool?
Good call!!! That is a HTML version of the rules I use. The Chrome handle is from my luggage hauler that is near the table, I use it to lug around all my ASL junk!
Well, the game came down to a final die roll on the final turn. Joe needed to roll a five or lower to win, otherwise I would be the victor. Joe cast the dice and.......rolled a five. Joe wins, Mark loses.....
Seems like you could've saved a lot of time, and played rock, paper, scissors, or flipped a coin, or something...
