Available Board Games

fe2mike · Bouncer Joined: Dec 31, 1969 Posts: 397 Location: Merlyns

Here is my list of goodies

game/players
Barrel of Monkeys 1 +
Pizza Box Football 1-2
Runebound Second Edition 1-6
Stonehenge 1-7
Arkham Horror 1-8
Backgammon -2-
BattleLore -2-
Blood Bowl: Living RuleBook -2-
Pente -2-
Settlers of Catan Card Game -2-
All Wound Up 2-4
Beer Money 2-4
Cave Troll 2-4
Cribbage 2-4
Domaine 2-4
Dos Rios 2-4
Dread Pirate 2-4
Dungeoneer: Realm of the Ice Witch 2-4
Entdecker: Exploring New Horizons 2-4
Gloom 2-4
Lunch Money 2-4
Master Labyrinth 2-4
Monkeys! 2-4
Monsters Menace America 2-4
Nexus Ops 2-4
Pink Godzilla Dev Kit 2-4
Red Dragon Inn, The 2-4
Scrabble 2-4
Space Hulk 2-4
Tigris & Euphrates 2-4
Beowulf: The Legend 2-5
Burn in Hell 2-5
Carcassonne 2-5
Cartagena 2-5
Curse of the Ruby Rhino 2-5
Chez Geek 2-5
Den of Thieves 2-5
Ghost Chase 2-5
Guillotine 2-5
Knights of the Dinner Table : HACK! 2-5
Sword and Skull 2-5
Ticket to Ride 2-5
Waterworks 2-5
Attack! & Expansion 2-6
Ave Caesar 2-6
Cannibal Pygmies in the Jungle of Doom 2-6
Fluxx 2-6
Grave Robbers From Outer Space 2-6
Haunting House, The 2-6
Last Night on Earth 2-6
Metro 2-6
Order of the Stick Adventure Game 2-6
Pizza bBox Baseball 2-6
Railroad Tycoon 2-6
Redneck Life 2-6
Scattergories 2-6
Sid Meier's Civilization: The Boardgame 2-6
Treasures and Traps 2-6
Uglydoll Card Game 2-6
Zombies!!! 2-6
Darkness Falls on Sevinpold 2-7
Illuminati: Deluxe Edition 2-8
Jenga 2-8
Killer Bunnies 2-8
Mag·Blast Second Edition 2-8
Martinis & Men 2-8
Munchkin 2-8
Pirate's Dice (Liars Dice) 2-8
RoboRally 2-8
Dominoes 2-10
Formula Dé 2-10
Tannhäuser 2-10
Duel of Ages w/all exp 2-16
Cities and Knights of Catan 3-6
Goldbräu 3-4
Settlers of Catan, The 3-6
Starfarers of Catan 3-6
Conquest of the Fallen Lands 3-5
Mausoleum 3-5
Rocketville 3-5
Vegas Showdown 3-5
Betrayal at House on the Hill 3-6
Dante's Inferno 3-6
Hex Hex 3-6
Hex Hex Next 3-6
Mystery of the Abbey 3-6
Twilight Imperium 3rd Edition 3-6
Shadows over Camelot 3-7
Cthulhu 500 3-8
Backscrabbing 4-6

the Red ones are ones that matched the suggestion list from last Board Game Night. I will bring a few of those for this next one.

Dungeon_Master123 · Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 9:19 pm Post subject: Re: Available Board Games

Wow, so how many people showed up last time?

fe2mike · Bouncer Joined: Dec 31, 1969 Posts: 397 Location: Merlyns

We had 15 on the first one (Thursday night) and 7 on the Sunday one.

Jorith · Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 7:26 pm Post subject: Re: Available Board Games

I had bunches of fun at the last board game night. I thought I would add my list of games that I have available to bring. There might be some crossover with the above list, but oh well.

HeroQuest
Pirate's Cove
Lord of the Rings
Through the Desert
Roborally
Tigris and Euphrates
Tikal
Apple to Apples
Civilization (w/ Advanced expansion and Western Map Expansion)
Quo Vadis
Settlers of Catan
Cities and Knights of Catan
Modern Art
Carcassonne
Take it Easy
Bazaar
Acquire
Puerto Rico
Clash of the Gladiators
Bohnanza
Setters of Catan Card Game
Coloretto
Mamma Mia
Citadels
Caesar & Cleopatra
Hera & Zeus
Tonga Bonga
Mississippi Queen
Drunter & Druber
Hare and Tortoise
Star Wars - The Queen's Gambit
Wildlife Adventure
Formula De
Battle Ball
Blokus
Risk 2210 AD
Rumis

DrSher · Newbie Joined: Dec 24, 2010 Posts: 2

Here's my current games I got at hand and play whenever I got a chance.

*Talisman 4th revised edition:
My current favorite. Fast, fun and never a similar game. 2-6 players, 4 is optimal, IMHO, but 6 is sure OK as well.
*Britannia:
History of Britain from Nero's invasion in 45 until the Norman invasion in 1066. Fun game, 3-5 players, but realistically only balanced well enough for 4 IMHO. Easy to learn and if you are not entirely up on Britain History, you will be after one game.
*GMT games-Von Mannstein's backhand blow:
The battle of Charkov on the Eastern front in early 1943. Fast-paced turns, intriguing game mechanism and typical WW2 eastern front board game of not too complex character. 2-player game
*GMT games-roads to Leningrad:
First serious Sovjet counter-attack during WW2. Although the russians still lost, the battle tied up vital German resource and might very well have saved Leningrad and even Moscow from falling a few months later. A somewhat unknown part of WW2 history. Lovable game mechanism again. 2-player game.
*Advanced Squad Leader:
WW2 tactical infantry combat on battalion level with each piece representing about one squad or less. Can simulate any side in the conflict and has tons of expandable scenarios from all theaters of operation. Somewhat more complex to learn, but the scenarios are short and very specific. Even one scenario exists to simulate the famous Jewish Warsaw ghetto uprising in 1943. 2-players.
*Axis&Allies:
-Regular game: fun, simplistic and interactive. 5-player is best
-D-DAY: tactical level of the Normandie operation 2-3 players.
-Ardennes: tactical level of the bulge offensive, 2-3 players.

I'm in the fortunate situation that I LOVE regular D&D FRP and WHFRP and also fancy playing board games. It's hard to make a choice here and always will be, I guess.

Any wargamers out there in search of opponents, please PM. Otherwise it will be good to get back into playing D&D again, looking forward to that as well.