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Bruges - in very good condition; I received this in shrink last year and it has only been played a handful of times. However, there are small initials on the inside of the box lid.
3M Bookshelf games are in good condition considering they are from the early 70's. They have been inventoried and everything is accounted for:
Executive Decision (designed by Sid Sackson) - the top of the box sleeve does have a crease/slight peel back along the "spine," the Price Level Board has some slight waves on it, and the original crayon is included but snapped in half and the wrapper has eroded away. That being say, the paper money is in excellent condition and some of the raw materials cards haven't been removed from the pad yet.
Mr. President - Very minimal wear given its age. The instruction book has a 1972 copyright on it, which I believe would make it the 3rd Edition.
W: I tend to play economic games and mid to heavy Euros, especially ones that are more interactive. I am only interested in trading.
My want in trade list is here, but I am open to offers: Trade List
If interested, feel free to message me for pictures. I do prefer pm's to chats.
Letters to whitechapel box is ripped but the components are all good. Will use to sweeten deal on a trade.
Mexican train set it front porch classic wood box set.
Hey guys! im very close to getting an SVS 7.1.4 ultra series speakers, bookshelf or surrounds for the back? planned Setup for now is 2 svs ultra towers and 1 ultra center for the front and a sub, what is your recommendation for the sides and the back? Should I go for the ultra bookshelf for the sides and back or the ultra surrounds? Extra info I wonβt be able to wall mount the side or rear speakers (because right and back sides are glass windows with curtains covering) so they will be on speaker stands. ( dimensions photo link included please excuse shitty drawing i am terrible at it https://ibb.co/DzRLFKp) (red zig zag line (left side) = curtain into living room so its not a closed of space
dimensions approximately are: Length is around15 ft 5 inches, width is around 16Ft 1 inch ceiling height of around 9ft
Absolutely mudded me.
Regulion and Sanchez have as many goals this season.
Zero goal involvement against Leeds, Brentford and Norwich.
He is basically a deep lying midfielder but this year the connection to Son is missing and the Korean is thriving without him. He is so slow, cannot make space or get around anyone to get a shot off.
What a banter player. I donβt think I would get him even if he goes to City. I donβt even care if he scores a hat trick against Brighton.
Who the hell is keeping him? Tell me why?
Game designer Matt Leacock is most famous for his game Pandemic, but back in 2008 he also created another great game, namely Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age. Given the resurgence of the genre of roll-and-write games, it's a game well worth taking a look at. This dice-rolling filler has an excellent civilization theme that works well, and yet packs the entire experience into well under 30 minutes. It includes a basic tech tree, interesting choices, tension, and a high fun factor. It was also a perfect fit for the Gryphon Games Bookshelf series, which is all about games that can be played in around 30-45 minutes, and that work perfectly as fillers for light and social gaming. If Roll Through the Ages did have any flaws, it was the fact that some gamers were looking for a more meaty experience. In 2014, Tom Lehmann met this need by creating a sequel to the original game, entitled Roll Through the Ages: The Iron Age .
Overview
The basic idea of The Iron Age is the same, because players are still using a dice-driven mechanism to develop technologies, manage resources and population, while building up their civilizations. But the change from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age means that there are new challenges and opportunities, with military options that include building provinces, raising armies, and conquering barbarians, and trade options that include building ports and developing shipping. These new military and naval options turn the original game into a deeper experience, and especially appealed to those who enjoyed the original game but wanted a more in-depth challenge, and who thus welcomed the additional strategic choices and complexity of The Iron Age.
New edition
Gryphon Games no longer has the publishing rights to Matt Leacock's original Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age game, which was #2 in the Gryphon Games Bookshelf series. Since they can't reprint it, they've instead produced a brand new edition of the Tom Lehmann sequel, The Iron Age. This is intended to replace the original game as #2 in the series, or to be a companion for its older brother for those who already have the original title. The main difference from the previous version is a smaller box size that fits the
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