Timewaster's Guide Archive
Games => Role-Playing Games => Topic started by: Mad Dr Jeffe on May 15, 2003, 10:05:13 AM
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I went to Game Parlor yesterday and puchased a load of stuff.
$109 Dollars worth of Stuff to be precise.
The most expensive addition to my collection (recently culled by the way) is NOBILIS which weighs in at $47 Nobilis is a beautiful book in a 300 page 11x11 format that after an initial peruasal seems to be innovative, fun and very VERY VERY well edited and put together. Its worth owning from a bibliophile point of view in addition to a rabid gamer point of view.
I also bought The Game of Powers for $17.00 (the live action book for NOBILIS) just to be holistic
The other big Systems purchase was Little Fears (a nice round $20 which a skim tells me I will like for the new take on Horror.
Also as if by Kismit I noticed game parlor had a single copy of Microtactics Cityscapes in CD form(discussed on another thread at this board.) which was 25 dollars.
Which is a nice haul after tax.
I have a feeling that NOBILIS will keep me occupied for a while.
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I just spend £163 on models. Got enough Tau to make up a very solid 1000pt army, and a couple spraypaints. I'm going to see if i can get them painted to a decent enough level to allow me to play next tuesday... GW only allows models that are painted to be used in their stores. That means i need to finish at least the main ivory colour. On 43 28mm troopers, 1 APC tank and 6 double man size walkers.
Eh. Maybe the tuesday after.
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I'm in conservative mode with my student loans running out and summer work not starting yet, but I am planning on one last big splurge.
Either I'm going to pick up Evernight, the first Savage Worlds campaign set at the end of the month, or Diplomacy.
Help me decide...
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You should buy ME something.
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I'm taking you to the Matrix Reloaded so quit yer whining
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I wasn't whining. I was grovelling. There's a difference.
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Okay, Saint. What do you want?
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The Pendragon core rule book, and the list of knights (presumably with game stats). Also, the encyclopdia published by the same company.
wait, you're joking, aren't you....
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All good things in time Eric...
All good things in time....
Incedentally you should check out their line of Arthurian Fiction.
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I've seen a lot of it there at the Game Parlor, but I'm looking at doing a lot more of the classical Arthurian reading first.
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Some of it is classical arthurian reading and the guys at Green Knight are some of the first to translate it into english.