Store Talk

[anne of oaktower]

I just checked out the link to the Days Of Wonder games.  Shadows Over Camelot looks promising, as do Mystery At The Abbey and Pirate's Cove. 

[kilted one]

I have not played Pirate's Cove, so don't know.  Mystery at the Abbey I have heard good things about.  Shadows Over Camelot, simply one of my favorite games.  So good it even gets the In-Law Approved stamp (In-Laws don't regularly play games but actually play and enjoy the games that get this stamp).

[Lady Alchemy]

I am the IN-Law certifier.  I am not a fan of very long complex games and neither is my family (Kilted One's in-laws.)  Games that get the In-Law approved stamp are carefully chosen for ease of learning and usually under 1 hour to play (Sometimes the games last longer depending on the level of sleep deprivation due to All-Night Gaming).

By the way my future brother-in-law who REALLY NEVER EVER plays games loved  "Shadows Over Camelot" .  Does that make Shadows an in-law in-law approved game?!

[Professor M]

In-law and outlaw approved!

I love "Shadows" too.  I'm looking forward to being able to play the expansion.

[anne of oaktower]

Sounds like we'll be making a trip down sometime for a game night 

[DuCoeur]

Ok I am totally going to open my self on my Geek dom, as well as Date my self here...But D&D is Still around is it not?  I would love to have an old fashioned Dungeons and Dragons Adventure with my fellow geeks...I mean rennies I mean Family...I mean friends...I mean...oh hell you know what I mean.

[Angus_Cutter]

I'd be soo up for it... what edition did you play... because the 4th edition just came out this summer... I've also played 2nd, and 3/3.5... I like playing 3/3.5 the best... 2nd is kinda comfusing and 4th is too simple (and theres not much out for it yet)...

[Kip]

Im game for anything as long as it involes my ren family freinds it all goood