What KICKSTARTER(S) are you BACKING and WHY?

As a permanent storage solution, no way. The mobile thing is interesting though. Being able to slap a bunch of games in there to go to a con or game night could be cool. Not sure how it does with bigger games though.

Massive Darkness late pledge. Why? Because of the minis, I admit it. Admitting it is the first step in solving a problem, right?

I made my saving throw versus Cthulhu Wars but don't know if I can resist The Call of Glorantha

www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/the-gods-war

Brewmiester wrote: I made my saving throw versus Cthulhu Wars but don't know if I can resist The Call of Glorantha

www.kickstarter.com/projects/1816687860/the-gods-war

Already failed my save, but hopefully I'll get another before it closes...

The pricing model on Petersen's games is just bonkers to me. $125+$32 shipping for the base game, and that doesn't include enough stuff to play with the full 5 that the base game supports. Getting a fifth player involves getting the three expansion bundle, and that's $240+$45 shipping.

It must be super fun to have enough disposable income that those prices for a single board game are reasonable. One day, I hope to make it there.

That looks awesome but if I'm going to spend that kind of money, why wouldn't I just get more of Cthulhu Wars instead?

At least with those prices, it's easy for me to ignore.

Prey on the weak. Kickstarter does it and so do I.

I traded 4 weaksauce games plus one decent one for Cthulhu Wars. Just resign yourself to wait six months and then offer someone a bunch of meh games. Just keep offering and someone will see VARIETY and bite.

Fools and their money soon part, and BGG is a great place to grift

For about $20 you can essentially have the same experience with any of the Risk games:

* Move plastic around a map
* Resolve some conflicts
* Have fun with friends


Easy pass.

Not board game related but I jumped in on this music KS www.kickstarter.com/projects/katrobichau...it-cabaret-the-album - four hours still to go.

It's kind of refreshing to pledge on something that's an actual project more than a defacto pre-order for consumer goods.