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[winterbadger]

OK, I had to get some bases for the two Warhammer Ancient Battles armies I'm building for an upcoming campaign, so I headed out to the Game Parlor last night.

Since I was there, I finally gave in and bought the Icehouse rules book and two sets of pieces. And, so as to be as cool as the other kids on the block, I got the Warmaster Ancients rule book.

Now, if only I could paint like Jeff Jonas...

Comments

[peaceful-fox.livejournal.com]

I've not tried Icehouse and I would like to. Do you like it? What's it like? It looks interesting and I like the fact that it doesn't take up much space. I'd need another house in England if I had a games collection like yours! :-)

[winterbadger]

I've not tried Icehouse and I would like to. Do you like it? What's it like? It looks interesting and I like the fact that it doesn't take up much space.

It's fun, and I like that there are so many different games you can play with basically the same pieces; best thing since playing cards. I played some different games a couple of years ago when I was dating a nice person who was part of the whole Looney Labs crowd. She also introduced me to Chrononauts, which I don't have--yet--and Fluxx. *sigh* I miss her--she was cool; I wish she hadn't move back to PA.

I'd need another house in England if I had a games collection like yours! :-)

Yeah, believe me, I'm worrying about finding a place with big enough closets. :-) When Chris and I first lived together, I ahd moved up from Virginia to Boston and had most fo my stuff in storage in Cambridge. Every couple of weeks I would go visit my stuff :-) and exchange the one or two games I had with me for one or two others from the stash. :-)