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Sekigahara, as a board game duel, is an experience approaching the divine. It is a very, very, very fine game. Pictured behind him is a fine collection. A lot
by busterarm 6y ago
Sekigahara, as a board game duel, is an experience approaching the divine. It is a very, very, very fine game.
Pictured behind him is a fine collection. A lot of great and interesting games, though I would have expected more war games...stuff like Fire In The Lake, Sword of Rome, etc.
- cthalupa 6y agoSekigahara is excellent, and yeah, I am surprised there is not more of a GMT collection behind him. After having designed Sekigahara, it seems like most everything they publish would be up his alley. Which reminds me, I need to go look at what GMT has in P500 now. It's been a few months...
- busterarm 6y agoHeh, this article also prompted me to order some new things, like the new edition of Labyrinth and the P500 for Sword of Rome, which I've wanted for a while. That Risk is present in the photo but not Diplomacy is a tragedy. :D
- qznc 6y agoI gave away my Diplomacy box after playing it once. It is so much easier to get a round started online. On the other hand, a wall of board games is for signaling as well and thus your lament is valid.