/top/ - Board and Card games

I bought Roll Player last year and am about 1/3 of the way through the campaign. The gameplay itself is enjoyable, but holy fuck every character is some kind of a FAGGOT. I'm making my through a city under attack but of course I have to stop and talk to two gay bulls (dedsrs) before I can go on my merry way. If the gameplay wasn't so good I'd drop it.

My on hand collection. The star wars chess set is prequel era, and the dice case is custom 3d printed wood and stained/sealed. Some of my favs are at my parents like clue fx and 1313 dead end drive though

I've been collecting and playing for about 10 years now. I've played almost every game I own.

>>79
Nice shelving setup. I keep all of mine in a cupboard converted from an old dumbwaiter in our house. What is your most played game you think? The one you breakout with your pals the most? Mine is probably still chess and maybe Catan. I also have dominion here somewhere but can't find it lol

>>126
This nigger fucks. I bet the bitches leave snail trails on your couch when you invite them in for cocktails and Catan.

>>126

Right now my most played game is probably Marvel Champions. Think of it as a cooperative version of yugioh where you build decks to take down a villain who has their own deck. I think I have close to 100 plays. Great fun and pretty affordable. Our second most played game is probably Azul. It's a really simply intro game that almost anyone can learn in a couple minutes.

>>158
Is there a version of marvel champions without the capeshit branding? I really like the concept but I doubt any of my friends would play it. I'll look up Azul later too. What's the general concept for it?

>>168

Tbh, I just try to ignore all the soy surrounding Marvel and just enjoy the game for what it is. All that aside, I'd say it's probably one of the most thematic games I've ever played. All the characters really reflect their comic book counterparts. And best thing is you can play it solo.

There is however a completely different co-op LCG if Marvel isn't your bag that's built around H.P. Lovecraft. It's called Arkham Horror. Arkham Horror is structured around these 8 part campaigns where you're traveling around a map, discovering clues, and unraveling a decision driven story. It's an excellent alternative, but can be a little pricy to get started. But like Marvel Champions it can be played solo.

Azul is essentially a tile laying drafting game. You're drafting colored tiles from a common pile nd trying to arrange them in the way that gives you the most points.

I'd rec Tabletop Simulator if you want to try any of these out. I'm usually available to play at night if anyone wants to jam some games .

>>197
I have tabletop sim yeah we'll have to plan a game night around it or something. Co-ordinated session nights sounds fun