Scott Alden
United States
Dallas
Texas
Aldie's Full of Love!
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Mark Christopher
United States
Salem
Massachusetts
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Worse than crumbs in the sheets.
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Rodney Loyd
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
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haha -- that's really funny. Thanks for sharing!
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Scott A. Reed
United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Yes, Scrofula, it sucks.
I just wasted 100 :gg: on this.
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markus_kt wrote: Worse than crumbs in the sheets.
Misshapen Goblin Swordsman in your back?
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Scott Woodard
United States
Burbank
California
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Now THAT'S funny and a bit true, as well...
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Aaron Tubb
United States
Fuquay Varina
North Carolina
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Amusing...
but those spaces look a lot like squares...
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Robert Wesley
Nepal
Aberdeen
Washington
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Aarontu wrote: Amusing... but those spaces look a lot like squares...
the "cards" are an 'adaptation' for "Solitaire" playings, for "orders" and such, while yeah, it'd 'work'!
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How embarrassing, I play on my bed too.
Yet very funny when I compare.
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Ben Penner
United States
Tucson
Arizona
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how on earth are those cards staying in stacks, let alone off the floor?
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Dane Peacock
United States
Stansbury Park
Utah
That tickles
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Holy crap! This is me for the last few days. I got Battlelore for Christmas and...
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I'd rather be gaming...
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
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My wife was complaining of exactly the same scenario the other night after I got BattleLore for Xmas!
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Herb
United States
North Carolina
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Awesome!
Its usually me reading rules and my wife with the television on, and I can't concentrate on the rules, and I watch the TV periodically, but really want to read the rules, so it takes me an hour to get through two pages?!
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Scotty Dickey
United States
Brandon
Mississippi
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That's crazy. What kind of sicko would do a thing like that? And how do you know what side of the bed I sleep on?
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Murray Grelis
Australia
Sydney
NSW
I'm raising funds for Cancer research, visit my profile page for details.
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BRILLIANT!
Now to print out the cartoon to prove to the missus that it IS socially acceptable...
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Nathan Baumbach
United States
Omaha
Nebraska
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LOL
Excellent work! You caught me!
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James King
United States
North Central Louisiana / No Longer A Resident of the Shreveport/Bossier City Area / Currently I sponsor gaming groups in Monroe & Alexandria, LA.
Louisiana
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Ozvortex wrote: My wife was complaining of exactly the same scenario the other night after I got BattleLore for Xmas!
Was she complaining more about having to read through the 80-page Battlelore rule booklet OR because she as winner didn't get properly rewarded with an appealing form of tribute afterwards? 
If it was indeed the latter, then you really do need to incentive gameplay with some more appealing spoils of victory. Tribute can be offered in many different forms, including the most banal. For example, you could propoose that the loser must make up the bed the next morning.
Hopefully, after having waged a successful battle, you as victor won't have to so much as duck and cover as much as duck under the covers to dictate some win-win terms of surrender. 
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Sascha Hoppe
Germany
Braunschweig / City of Lions
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The SOCKS, look at the socks!
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Denise Patterson-Monroe
United States
Carmel
Indiana
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Heyyyyyyy - what's he using to keep the figures from sliding off the board? And where can I get some?
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JC
Australia
Melbourne
Victoria
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With the dining table taken up with The Russian Campaign, I did contemplate setting up my BattleLore on the bed.
What I need is 4 dining tables. One for BattleLore, one for War of the Ring, one for whatever we feel like playing at the time and a small one for eating dinner
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Dave Lartigue
United States
Springfield
Massachusetts
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The Land of Counterpane
by Robert Louis Stevenson
When I was sick and lay a-bed,
I had two pillows at my head,
And all my toys beside me lay,
To keep me happy all the day.
And sometimes for an hour or so
I watched my leaden soldiers go,
With different uniforms and drills,
Among the bed-clothes, through the hills;
And sometimes sent my ships in fleets
All up and down among the sheets;
Or brought my trees and houses out,
And planted cities all about.
I was the giant great and still
That sits upon the pillow-hill,
And sees before him, dale and plain,
The pleasant land of counterpane.
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Christoph Ruepprich
United States
Keller
Texas
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Aw come on! There are much better 2-player games to play in bed! And they don't need any rules. Some of their variants, however, require extra, um, "components."
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Michael Lawson
United States
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Denise wrote: Heyyyyyyy - what's he using to keep the figures from sliding off the board? And where can I get some?
Remember that sticky stuff that you used to be able to buy back in the late 80's - early 90's that allowed you to stick posters on the wall?
That's my guess as to what he's using.
Unless he's using a homemade sheet metal board, and the figures have magnets glued on the bottom.
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Artistic Trickster
United States
Colorado
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flieger wrote: Aw come on! There are much better 2-player games to play in bed! And they don't need any rules. Some of their variants, however, require extra, um, "components."
"Miscellaneous Game Accessory," perhaps?
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David McLeod
Canada
Ottawa
Ontario
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Eheheh... this is a good one.
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