Turn 1 ends. I used the last of starting gold on rumors, only one was a success.
The upside to this playthrough being complete is that, knowing how it ends, I’m able to shift some things around to set up later payoffs. The Elder Signs play through was a seat of the pants kind of story that invoved last minute problem solving.
The whale barkeep came out pretty well, I’ll have to bring him back somehow.
Merchants and Marauders boardgame play through. Turn one continues, drawing cards to shop.
This was the first time I played using almost all the expansion modules. I stopped using the crew morale option because I kept forgetting it was there.
The idea of the winter soap is good but the execution is lacking. It came out ok. Seed planted for next Billy oboe play through. Merchant and Marauders starts Friday. It’s one of, if not my favorite game. I took the time to paint the minis and get metal coins to clink around with. I love how over the top the game is, turn on the Pirates of the Caribbean music and go on an adventure.
I’m going to try making some wintry soap. I think I have it planned it out well enough. I’ll share pictures along the way over on twitter this weekend starting tonight. It will be a couple day project, follow along if you’d like.
Rick and Tugger started out as simpler characters personality wise, but now 82 comics in everyone’s personality has started to coalesce better. Tug has grown from only liking space wars to being a support character.
Rick has changed from only having bad luck and being angry into more of an always down on his luck happy person (if that makes any sense).
The table went together rather easily. It’s not perfect, but it can keep my larger games out and protected so I don’t have set up and tear-down to worry about.
After searching for a boardgame table I discovered I don’t want one badly enough to pay for one. So the Idea sprang forth. I already had the table, I’ll just make mine into what I need.
There seems to be a never ending circle of meetings on follow up emails going on.
