Blank for your birthday I am buying you a lifetime subscription to Wytches and also a pitch black room with just a flashlight and a door that only unlocks after you have read every issue
Blank for your birthday I am buying you a lifetime subscription to Wytches and also a pitch black room with just a flashlight and a door that only unlocks after you have read every issue
Man that reminds me I bought arkham horror a while back and sat around a table with 5 people for an hour trying to understand it and then gave up
man that was a bummer
You should first play Arkham Horror ideally as part of a group of about half newbies and half people who are familiar with the game. It clicks together when you have guides to help you out.
Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
Man that reminds me I bought arkham horror a while back and sat around a table with 5 people for an hour trying to understand it and then gave up
man that was a bummer
You should first play Arkham Horror ideally as part of a group of about half newbies and half people who are familiar with the game. It clicks together when you have guides to help you out.
Yeah I figured
the instructions are awfully written
they don't follow the flow of the actual game so trying to play you jump all around
It really set me back on trying complicated board games for a while
I have never played it but from the reviews I scanned through and the back of the box it is a competitive (or cooperative) game where you are one of 8 treasure hunters with varying skills trying to travel the globe and gather more loot than your competitors while dealing with non-player threats like NAZIS and MOBSTERS and CULTS
Each turn ends with a cliffhanger(like THE CAR YOU WERE DRIVING IN A CHASE WITH THE YAKUZA HAD IT'S BRAKE LINE CUT AND YOU'RE HEADING TOWARDS A BUS FULL OF KIDS) that you resolve at the start of your next turn
I have never played it but from the reviews I scanned through and the back of the box it is a competitive (or cooperative) game where you are one of 8 treasure hunters with varying skills trying to travel the globe and gather more loot than your competitors while dealing with non-player threats like NAZIS and MOBSTERS and CULTS
Each turn ends with a cliffhanger(like THE CAR YOU WERE DRIVING IN A CHASE WITH THE YAKUZA HAD IT'S BRAKE LINE CUT AND YOU'RE HEADING TOWARDS A BUS FULL OF KIDS) that you resolve at the start of your next turn
Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
i'm usually the rules-regurgitator for board games in our group, but i was very glad to have someone experienced explaining all of arkham horror to me
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Ok yeah its technically a force blast so no heat. You got me
Rule #2: You know what? Don't make Steve angry either...
I am very excited
Steam
man that was a bummer
You should first play Arkham Horror ideally as part of a group of about half newbies and half people who are familiar with the game. It clicks together when you have guides to help you out.
incredible
That snap
Yeah I figured
the instructions are awfully written
they don't follow the flow of the actual game so trying to play you jump all around
It really set me back on trying complicated board games for a while
Each turn ends with a cliffhanger(like THE CAR YOU WERE DRIVING IN A CHASE WITH THE YAKUZA HAD IT'S BRAKE LINE CUT AND YOU'RE HEADING TOWARDS A BUS FULL OF KIDS) that you resolve at the start of your next turn
That sounds fantastic
Phil Noto's Mad Men-like Marvel Universe
Phil Noto
:whistle: Psst pa psst psst RIDDLER :whistle:
You are in for a treat my brother
But watch out, it's got some pretty complex rules going on
Happy birthday you tiny baby man
:heartbeat:
dubious
Not unless you threw it on the ground.
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
Yay to go!
My body started failing around 19, but it really started getting bad at 23!
GET READY!!!!!
Facebook just seems so absolutely American.
And you seem like you'd be spending your time painting or writing.
Or you know, posting about comics on a nerd forum.
yeah yeah call me when you can rent a car
Lol it hasn't even started yet, this has all been the run up to it
At 20 I gained severe Spring-time allergies.
At 22 I gained back issues.
At 23 I gained lactose intolerance.
At 25 I gained (or perhaps discovered) an allergy to stone fruit.
Who knows what 26 will bring!
Wait until the second half of 29
or as I've been calling it, "what's gonna go wrong inside my mouth this week".