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It isn't Christmas in Britain until everyone is crying at this. |
I hope you are all having a nice Christmas. I am in my house with Sister Superior, preparing for some lunch and our annual greet-a-thon as we watch
The Snowman on Channel 4.
Inevitably, I got mostly nerdy gifts from kith and kin. When in doubt for me, Lego or comics was a good bet in 1989 and it's still a good bet now. However, I have two notable gifts I'd like to share with you.
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....And She Don't Care |
First up is a copy of
Ticket to Ride, the German train-line-building board game. Sister Superior and I played this a few times earlier in the year as it was one of the board games on the cruise ship - I'd heard of it before but had no experience of it actually at the table. We had a lot of fun and have talked about picking it up - evidently, she could no longer wait.
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The version we played was this, the American map - the one we have now is a Europe map. |
This will inevitably get busted open later today but I'm also keen to try it with more players - I imagine it gets more interesting in a larger group.
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Not a fascinating package, but the contents are fun. |
The other gift also has a connection with our anniversary, because back then I was given a Chaos Dwarf engine of war - now I've got another one in the shape of the
Magma Cannon. Hooray for explosions!
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Hoping for good things here. |
Anyway, I'll try to get back on the Hobgoblins soon and then get the Magma Cannon together. Until then I will be watching
Doctor Who, eating
Ginger Glazed Ham and generally lazing about the house. Whatever it is you do for Christmas, I hope you enjoy it.
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Merry Shitcrams to all, and to all a good shite! |
Ticket to Ride is, indeed, a very fun game that plays well with more players. I tend to prefer the European version over the American one as I like what the tunnels, ferries and stations add.
ReplyDeleteI'll be happy to join you guys for a game any time :-).