I did. Reminded me a bit of Cascadia, but with nicer bits.

I really enjoyed my plays of Smartphone and Raja of the Ganges.

Ooo I love that shirt. I will be looking for it. 🤘😈

Tesseract is a medium light game for up to four.

I'm sad that they're only doing this for 1 night. I'm only going Friday 10-6. Hopefully the games I'm interested in catch fire and get to market.

Medusa's Garden is on my list to check out. Finding where it's located is another story.

That's unreal! Wow!

I hope it's not too expensive as your review shifted me from "interested" to "want to buy." Art, theme, mechanics all check my boxes.

(2) Mepacon in Allentown, PA, for pure gaming. Cheap, 300 people, schedule your plays in advance. PAX Unplugged in Phily. Just 1 day for exhibit hall shopping. Used to go 3 days but too crowded and noisy for open gaming. Probably won't ever go non-local. Too much money for that kind of vacation.

Violins have strings
Right, follow a string (so you don't get lost); follow along, string along
Cats play with string

I do like #6 a lot, but #2 is my favorite.

Oh I hate those triangular device. I try to give 'em a good roll and end up throwing them over my shoulder. But I'm not experienced with the right hand die. My favorite is the eight-sided die with one to four doubled.

I usually turn to No Thanks! or Circus Flohcati.

What do you put the 3 player play time at? Box is 60-90 minutes. That's pretty quick in my world. (CoB, 3 player, is about 2 hours from my experience.)

If I haven't followed you for three years is it even MORE special or less special? I need to know my standing.

That looks so much better than being gray.

I learned to play (and played) Praga Capvt Regni. I still don't know how to pronounce it, but I know how to play it. (And it was very good.)

That's a team in the locker room saying, "Fuck this guy."