What board games are you BUYING?

I just sold some games locally for making some purchases.

I just order Star Trek: Ascendancy. Waffling on getting Gorechosen (likely I will fail my will save). Keeping some $$$ aside for all BB stuff, I'm all in.
Also with the exchange rate right now, I'm gonna finally order a small army of Copplestone figures and get it shipped over with the Saga: C & C rulebook.

Bought the Codex expansion factions. Loving this game.

Charlest, prompted by your posts, I looked around for Codex, . It looks very, very interesting. And expensive. It definitely warrants an in-depth review.

I ordered A Most Dangerous Time from someone on the geekmarket in NC, and it looked good for delivery until just now:

November 2, 2016 , 9:30 pm
Arrived at USPS Facility
CHICAGO METRO HUB

November 2, 2016 , 11:00 am
Arrived at USPS Facility
ATLANTA, GA 30354

I really hope that's a tracking website glitch, or else they re-routed my package to Dekalb County, IL :o
The click-n-ship email had the correct zip code down even to the four digits, so here's hoping.

Also! There's a Queen Games sale on Amazon, so I ordered Paris Connection for a shade under $20. Money well burnt.

Comancheria just charged, the new GMT first nation game from Joel Toppen. I liked Navajo Wars but didn't love it. It was a little too procedural. Still its subject matter and perspective was fascinating so I'm keeping it. I'm very interested to see what he does with the Comanche; they have a much more direct, military style long-run conflict with the Texans and US army. Also, I live in the heart of what used to be Comanche country (well, a bit south of it maybe, but only a bit).

Gary Sax wrote: Comancheria just charged, the new GMT first nations game from Joel Toppen. I liked Navajo Wars but didn't love it; it was a little too procedural. Still its subject matter and perspective was fascinating so I'm keeping it. I'm very interested to see what he does with the Comanche; they have a much more direct, military style long-run conflict with the Texans and US army.

If you haven't already read it, I recommend reading "Empire of the Summer Moon" by S.C. Gwynne. It's a great read about the Commanche.

I was almost ready to trade Wooden Ships Iron Men for a Valley Games copy of Titan, but I had punched out two counters while we had the game in Qatar, and one of them slipped out of the box in transit, so now I'm just selling it for $12.

I bought Pax Renaissance and the expansion cards, along with the Pax Pamir expansion baggie. Still haven't gotten around to playing Pax Pamir, but it doesn't matter too much. They're small and the Eklund print runs mean I can always get rid of it at some point.

Pretty sure I paid less to have it shipped from Germany than I would to ship it in the US, though.

I'll probably P500 Imperial Struggle as well. The theme appeals to me a lot. Other than that, not much buying in months.

Amazon is have a board game sale, so I picked up Risk Legacy for $34.

Now I need to decide if I wait for our Seafall campaign to end (one way or another) to play with my regular group, or go find some other people to play it with.

I bought the Magic: Arena base ($20) and three copies of Zendikar ($4.70 or something) because that's a cheap set of bubblegum mini goblins etc for the RPG and maybe there's a game there also. I bought a second copy of Paris Connection ($14) for when the gaming group start losing train pieces which will break the game. I also bought Steam from walmart after wanting to grab Kingsport Festival for $18 so I bundled them together.