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Re: LEGO gaming at Gen Con?
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lugnet.gaming
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Tue, 25 Feb 2003 02:33:08 GMT
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Christopher Weeks wrote:
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> In lugnet.fun.gaming, James Seibert writes:
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> > Also, if we ask players to bring
> > their own boats and check for updates here we will have no shortage of
> > interest.
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> I would suggest that we develop a web page with our updates so that people can
> stay up to date on us. And if all the events listed the same URL, we'd have
> cross-over enthusiasm. But do we really want multiple boat owners? How are we
> all going to tranport fleets and islands and props and everything. I'm driving
> this year, so I'll have some room, but not as much as when I come to BrikFest
> since I'll have the family.
I think we will need multiple boat owners, but I think it would be best
to limit it to boats supplied by the organizers so we can keep track
easily.
> I'd love to have an tiered-campaign in which a game of Pirate wars (either?)
> set the stage for a BrikWar and then the survivors (or something) had a pirate
> game getting "the treasure" back home. Or a BrikWar in which a band of thugs
> (or army) capture a port and take the sailing ships as prizes and set out onto
> the seas to play a Pirate game and then assault another port with BrikWars
> rules. Or something. Any interest?
Hmm, I'm not sure how well that would work. Such a thing might be best
handled by using the Pirate Game (or Pirate Wars) to supply the ship
movement rules for BrickWars (and use BrickWars for the attacks and
damage).
> > I would love to play the campaign game or at least assist in it to learn the
> > system firsthand, hopefully enough to give you a break..
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> I'm sure this can be arranged.
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> > One idea along the lines of total 4 day track of Lego activities involves
> > managing the timeline for indidvidual events to run successively one after
> > the other. Hopefully, we would be able to keep all the events in one area,
> > put up banners, info table, clandestine refreshment containers, etc..
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> This is really important. Can we form an ad hoc (or more permanent) national
> LEGO gaming club (with nifty name, and all) so that we have an apparent
> position of strength with something to offer?
Hmm, that would be a good idea.
Frank
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