Re: [piecepack] MG Design Contest winner

["Ron Hale-Evans" <rwhe@...>]

On 8/12/06, Jorge Arroyo Gonzalez <trozo@...> wrote:
> I tried the game today after building a seasons set. We were only two
> players, and the game seems to lose some of the fun, but it was
> enjoyable. We each made two clues each so that the game would last a
> bit more. I have to say the game does inspire the imagination. You
> can really see the rivers, forests, mountains, etc... in the 6x6
> board. I think with 4 players that get into the mood of the game, it
> can really be a lot of fun and I look forward to playing it that way :)
>
> -Jorge

Wow, Jorge, I'm glad you had fun, but PPLB is definitely not meant to
be a two-player game. If you do create a two-player variant that
really works well, let me know, and I'll add it to the Variants
section.

I'm glad you got into the mood of the game. (I'm smiling as I write
this.) Having a "mood" was definitely part of the design idea.

Can we see some photos of your seasons set? The basic piecepack you
made is so beautiful.

Ron

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