Piecepack Clear uploaded to Rulesets in progress section

["davidlhsl" <DavidLHsl@...>]

I have uploaded a pdf file to the Rulesets in Progress section 
containing the rules to a game I've completed called Piecepack Clear.

Piecepack Clear is a Bingo-type game for 2 or more players. Each 
player requires his or her own piecepack. Unlike my other attempts 
at game design (again, please bear in mind I'm not a professional at 
this), I have been able to playtest this with my brother and 
nephews. Everyone agrees this is a lot of fun.

I am going to go ahead and submit this to piecepack.org. Once they 
post it to their site or reject it, I will remove it from the Yahoo 
area. I've posted it here in case anyone wishes to check it out in 
advance.

I have also been able to playtest the other game idea that I've 
created called Piecepack Attack. This has already been uploaded to 
the Rulesets section. This game really does look promising. Even 
though formal rules haven't been written, the reference sheets and 
notes contained in the pdf file are detailed enough that you should 
still be able to playtest it. The reason for the large file size is 
that the pdf file contains the complete set of game cards that are 
cut out and used in the game. It may be possible to substitute 
piecepack pyramids for Icehouse stashes, but I haven't determined 
how or if this would work. You may also try playtesting the game 
without the cards. This is definitely best in order to get the hang 
of the game's mechanics. In fact, my brother even suggested that the 
game might play well without them.

You folks are probably busy working on your own games for the 
contest, so I'll leave the Piecepack Attack in the files section for 
a while longer, unless anyone wishes it taken down earlier. I should 
also point out that I don't have any entries in the contest, so 
these games won't compete against anything you're developing.

David