I would expect nothing less from a Prussian player. Any contradictions to your regulation will lead to immediate dismissal for 2 hours to allow the culprit to wash and don clean clothes. The game will be suspended in those 2 hours and the counters inspected for grime - even the concealed ones. The price they pay.
I would say the converse - the fatter you are, the less room you have. Just like food - and that is how I see money. Too much makes you fat and can also make you ill then kill you.
Hmmm.. perhaps I (we?
) should break Magic Realm back out.
having many decades ago manufactured one from Cedar and White Ash, i can testify that it requires more than a little effort to manufacture a new board - and that is woodworking, not any other materials.
Not too hard to get one on eBay. Life's short. Get one now!
Somewhere on the web I created counter sheets for the pieces. You can print them out, glue them to cardboard, and cut them out. The rules and charts were released for free distribution by Hasborg back when they first bought AH (as they did with many of the old AH games). The only thing you'd need to play is a hexgrid for the non-land bound games, or a scan of the original maps when there is land in play.
Is there a list of Avalon Hill games that have been released to the public somewhere?
I said "as a teenager"; this, for me, means several decades ago. I'm not sure the game would have the same appeal to me now. And my wife already makes enough jokes about me buying games, thank you (plus, my games collection takes up precious space that could be used to store 5% of her book collection).
Oh, I thought you actually meant "even thirty years later, it's just cruel".
