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Re: Brickwars anyone?
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lugnet.loc.us.az
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Fri, 30 Nov 2001 23:53:07 GMT
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I'm game, but all I have is Space.
Jason
In lugnet.loc.us.az, Mark Chittenden writes:
> From what I seen in other news messages here, and on brickshelf
> (and in general web surfing), Brickwars (bricwars, legowars, etc) is
> a non-formal set of 'miniature gaming' rules where you can play a
> wargame (set in either future space, modern war, pirates or
> medieval settings) using Lego bricks & minifigs. You build the
> vehicles/buildings with Legos (of course), 'build' an army of
> minifigs (based on a points system - a basic unarmed/unarmored
> figure is worth say 5 points, weapons/abilities cost extra, and in
> general you have an allowance of say 100 to 500 points), and play
> out a battle. Seen pics of it from general LEGO gatherings, seems
> like fun, haven't tried it yet.
>
> Anyone game? My vote is for Castle setting first...
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> In lugnet.loc.us.az, Josh Patsey writes:
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> > > Brickwar fun?
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> >
>
> > i feel dum... what it this?
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| From what I seen in other news messages here, and on brickshelf (and in general web surfing), Brickwars (bricwars, legowars, etc) is a non-formal set of 'miniature gaming' rules where you can play a wargame (set in either future space, modern war, (...) (23 years ago, 24-Nov-01, to lugnet.loc.us.az)
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