Well, in Fenwick's office was Ashlei and Jen. And two games got played. Let's see, an officer, two other folks, and games played. Crikey, it's a meeting!!
[9:39 AM]
Trampelfanten
Players: Ashlei (p), Fenwick (p), Jen (p)
Eright, this game is really for kids, but there is a smidge of strategy. The strategy is more of a press-your-luck variety... but it's basically a roll the dice and move your piece. You always play with a full set of bits... you have non-player characters on the board. Unlike MOST pathway games, the goal of this game is to be the LAST one on the board. That is, unless the the last is an NPC. In this case you want to have been the FIRST off the board. It's actually a complicated (almost Reiner-esque) win condition for a kids' game!
Ashlei actually got off the board first. Fenwick left somewhere in the middle (no chance of winning there). Jen and an NPC were at the finish line...
If Jen went off first, Ashlei would win. If the NPC went off first, Jen would win.
Pictured below is an illustration showing Jen (in Purple) remaining on the board.
Jen wins!
[9:30 AM]
ASAP
Players: Ashlei (p), Fenwick (p), Jen (p)
This is sort of like Scattergories on speed... a category card gets flipped along with a card showing a letter. First one to call out something in that category that starts with that letter gets the letter card representing a point. Very simple, very quick, kinda silly.
After running through the deck once, Ashlei had 12 points. Chris had 9. Jen had 2.
Ashlei wins!
And thus ends our super-duper-mini meeting.
2 comments:
That's two officers, by the way.
Oh. True. I never really count myself. Not sure if a non-student can ACTUALLY count as an officer. I guess it doesn't matter: if I'm Blogging, I'm the Blogger.
Post a Comment