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Played at Mikes's place.
PMASKI. We gather at the Russian Gaming Basement to admire Mike's newly renovated man cave, and also to escape from the heat. Even though Pascal is back and we find ourselves back at full strength, we manage to play a new game again, kind of.
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Played at Stephan's place.
MASKI. After good old Perudo, we play yet another "new" game, making this a month of inaugural games.
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Perudo |
Mike Gerdov
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Three dice left against Kevin. |
Santiago |
Kevin Caron
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The bribing is a unique mechanism. Kevin handles it well and ends up way ahead of the pack with 63 points, 15 more than Stephan in second place. |
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Played at Stephan's place.
KISM. We take advantage of having fewer players to try a new game (well, an oldish game, but never played before).
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Yspahan |
Ian Stewart
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Ian wins with 77 points, just a few more than Kevin in second place. The caravan saw very little activity; that's because we are very nice people. |
Tsuro |
Mike Gerdov
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One square left for Mike. |
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Played at Stephan's place.
SKM. Two bags of chips manage to be eaten, despite a low number of players and a preliminary chat about Alan's cat's wormy expectorations. And we play a new game.
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Gold West |
Kevin Caron
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Kevin is the clear winner with 112 points, 14 more than Mike in second place. A post-mortem analysis of Kevin's win leads to the conclusion that the key to victory in this game is to keep getting wood and touching yourself. |
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Played at Stephan's place.
MISK. We play another good game for 4 players, a cousin of Torres (designed by the same people).
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Tikal |
Ian Stewart
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"Place it so that it's easier to get in". Ian caps the only temple worth 10 points and wins with a final score of 109. |
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