[Icehouse] 5th Stash :)
miyu
xmiyux at gmail.com
Mon Jul 16 13:30:26 EDT 2007
David,
Good advice. I already placed my order for 7 Rainbow sets (brings my
total up to 12 sets for the class) and when I get some funds released to me
in the fall, assuming there are pyramids left, I'll make my next order
Xeno. To be honest, the only real reason I needed would be the mention of
helping clear out back stock to make increase of the odds of a reprint
sooner. :D
Gnostica sounds like such a fun game, but there is no way I'm going to
bring a tarot deck into a public school. I can only imagine the burning at
the stake that would arise in this conservative community.
As for the color translation I will probably just print up a little chart
with Andy's conversion he had posted recently and have that up on a wall for
anyone who gets confused.
-Ryan
On 7/16/07, David Artman <david at davidartman.com> wrote:
>
> First, there are some games on the wiki which actually use all 10 (or 11)
> colors:
> * Stacktors!, my "traditional," gamist/simulationist role playing system
> using only pyramids
> * 10-player Martian Coasters (requires 2 Gift Coasters).
> * Any game which requires "one monochrome stash per player" and which
> supports n-players (e.g. a massive Armada or Gnostica game)
>
> Third, Xeno lags in sales behind Rainbow, possibly leading to the pending
> shortages of Treehouse until the holidays (see recent post by Kristin). As
> such, you can help them get closer to the funds they need to do an all-new
> run!
>
> Of course, in your environment, depending upon your students, you might
> not be able to do 10-player games or you might not want to deal with "color
> translation" to use Xeno for games which specify RYG B in their mechanics (
> e.g. original Homeworlds or RGB).
>
> Hope this helps!
> David
>
--
Ora, lege, lege, lege, relege, labora et invenies.
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