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#27
March 14th, 2007, 12:31 AM
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Has anyone played "Warriors" by Richard Borg and Alan Moon? I've been eyeing it at the local game shop, but haven't picked it up. I think I need some encouragement by a few positive comments
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#29
March 15th, 2007, 11:05 PM
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The only one I've played is Yugioh. My sons like it so I picked up two structure decks. Based on my VERY limited knowledge, the structure decks seems to be a very good value as they seem to be better than the normal starter decks. But what do I know....
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#30
March 16th, 2007, 01:52 AM
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I've never gotten into any CCG's. The whole idea of a blind booster just rubs me the wrong way. My brother was into Magic when it first came out. I played that a couple of times with him. It was fun, but I didn't find it addictive the same way he did.
Some non-collectable card games I like: San Juan Citadels Munchkin Gloom ...and of course you can't go wrong with a deck of plain-old playing cards and a copy of Hoyle's! I'm not a big fan of Killer Bunnies. The actual game play is fun, but the win-conditions suck. Until someone comes up with a way to fix the endgame I consider this one broken.
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#31
March 16th, 2007, 01:57 AM
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 I mean no disrespect, and I actually do like Cribbage, but in a thread where Yu-Gi-Oh is mentioned and cribbage pops up? Waiting for my old avatar to dry off. And to quit stinking, too. 
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#32
March 16th, 2007, 06:49 AM
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Hey, we were looking for cheap right? There are tons of neat little card games you can get, Milborne, anything with a normal deck of cards, Lord of the Fries (a new acquisition of mine, very goofy) and the list can go on. If you want cheap stay away from the CCGs.
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#33
March 19th, 2007, 11:22 PM
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I also remember having a lot of fun with a card game called "wrasslin'" from Avalon Hill http://www.boardgamegeek.com/game/1579
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#35
March 31st, 2007, 11:27 PM
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 I really need to get more versions of this.
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#36
April 1st, 2007, 02:39 AM
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When I read the title my first thoughts were Spades, Hearts, Cribbage, Gin, Bridge, etc. I buy regular playing cards 10 decks at a time and sometimes pay less than $1 a deck. Last year my son was stunned to see me playing Solitare with real cards...he thought it was only on the computer. My son tried his hand at Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh but found them a bit simple (he's 9). I haven't seen WoW yet so have no opinion. If you have a lot of money up front then any CCG becomes inexpensive in the long-run. When MtG first came out I had a friend with a comic book store who let me mass order through him. I bought 20 boxes of the Unlimited. I was able to fill a binder with 4 of everything and still have a lot left over. Once the first expansion came out I was able to sell enough excess rares to buy 10 boxes. Again I pulled out what I wanted and sold the rest. This cycle continued through my entire MtG years. I never spent any more of my money outside of those original 20 boxes.(admittedly nowadays that would probably be over $4000) Any CCG can be as cheap or expensive as you want to make it. It mainly depends on peer pressure as how much money you have. 
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