FT/FS: Pete's Toads

Looking to thin the herd Stuff that I just didn't really want to play, but bought in the hopes that SOMEDAY, Sooomeday....they might get played.

Cthulhu's Vault (Tin Can Version from KS) - Storytelling game set in Cthulhu Universe. Sadly, my family is not imaginative enough, nor have an understanding of Lovecraft mythos enough to play this.

Escape: Zombie City (Retail version) - Hated this with a passion.

Ghost Stories with some expansons - Love it, but I've played this enough. Shelf wear up the wazoo on this box.

Power Grid - This game is made of Tinopeium in my home. Went over like a turd sandwich at a church picnic.

Dragon Strike - It's got great miniatures, but it's not quite as much fun as Heroquest.

Dead of Winter - I think it's a bit overrated. I like BSG better. Played 3 times.

Innsmouth Escape - Hidden movement game. Not bad, but I hate hidden movement games.

WHAT I MAY PART WITH FOR THE RIGHT DEAL....
A fully painted copy of Castle Ravenloft and Wrath of Ashardalon. Representative pictures can be found here:
superflycircus.blogspot.com/2011/02/14-or-so-hours-later.html


What I am looking for:
Eclipse Ship Pack Expansion
Kemet
Any Cyclades expansions
Merchants and Marauders
Broadsides and Boarding Parties
Subbuteo
Shadowrun Crossfire
Xia
Sky Galleons of Mars
Dungeonquest (FFG)

Anything else you'd like to offload, just send me your BGG profile and I'll check out your for trade list.

Laughing at the fact that I actually traded FFG Dungeonquest to you before.

Flighty is the word you're looking for.

boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/195768/slaughter-toads-bgg-auction
Auction.

<edited> didn't want to do auction. Selling in facebook group now.

hotseatgames wrote: Laughing at the fact that I actually traded FFG Dungeonquest to you before.

Which one was it though? I'm betting Pete wants that sweet, new Revised edition and not the first attempt at the game that FFG made.

The new one rules _so hard_.

Bingo

Really, what's the difference between the two FFG versions of DungeonQuest ?

I think the early version use an RSP combat system, while the later version revert back to the simpler combat.

The early version of FFG's DQ used a stupid card-based combat system that was totally out of sync with the rest of the game.

I made this change and now it's perfect.