RicOlie_2

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darth_ender said:

1) Enough archaeology to convince non-Mormons?  Probably not.  Enough to support the faith of Mormons?  Yes, and far more than non-believers realize.

Fascinating. I'm going to have to take a look at that later.

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3) Delightsome

4) Peanut butter?  H1N1?  How could what spread so quickly? ;)  I suspect you mean my faith, but I'm not sure if I'm correct.  If that is your question, my favorite answer would be, "Because it's true, and God has a hand in it."  Other reasons might be our extensive missionary program, its welfare programs (governments should take note), its education programs, its involvement of members in all aspects, its broad appeal, its fascinating history, its family values....

 I believe he was joking around. ...I suppose you could be playing along.

G-8k

If this is it, it looks like I could probably play with physical pieces. I know you don't have a physical board, but maybe you could mock something up quickly, since it's small? That site you were using before could probably work to. You'd just have to remove all the pieces and choose a section of the board to place the pieces on, using a bishop for the elephant, a king for the lion, etc.

DK-6h

I get the option to either "Go Back" or "Watch a Cool Video." :P

TV's Frink said:

RicOlie_2 said:

1. I'd wish for an infinite amount of wishes.

2. Regardless of whether or not God exists, I would wish everyone into heaven (but only if they wanted it).

1. Cheaters never win and winners never cheat.

2. I don't think you mean that.

 1. I didn't end up making more than six wishes anyway (just in case extra wishes didn't count ;)).

2. I meant it, but I was careful to add the bit in parentheses because I know there are people who don't want to go to heaven (that's kind of what hell is for, but we won't get into that in this thread).

P-1f

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Good night, I'm off to bed.

That looks about right. :)

darth_ender said:

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 Either I've got your Lion on the wrong spot or you have one of my pawns on the wrong spot. May I also point out that if you leave your lion on that 7f it's going bye-bye next turn. Unless I misunderstood the notation.

EDIT: And I don't mean I'll take him with my Lion; your above post was noted.

P-6f

I'm liking it so far. I don't mind the lion so much anymore since it isn't obliterating my army. I like the variety of pieces, and though it's hard to plan ahead with so many of them. The variety of pieces do allow for elaborate defenses though, but it takes a while to get them out into the action because of all the pieces surrounding each other. I don't miss the drops, because I think it would just be too hectic with them. A person could have ten pieces ready to drop and then plop them all onto the board one after the other, so I think it would just be too confusing and frustrating to play like that.

1. I'd wish for an infinite amount of wishes.

2. Regardless of whether or not God exists, I would wish everyone into heaven (but only if they wanted it).

3. I'd wish that everyone in the world would enjoy true freedom.

4. I'd wish for world peace.

5. I'd wish for world happiness.

6. I'd wish for something else.

7. I'd wish for another thing.

8. I'd wish for...um...not sure.

DH-10h

Px9g

DH-9i

The pieces represent different powers and systems of government. The president represents corporate power, the admiral represents the military, the duke represents monarchy, the temple represents religion, and the senator represents government.

P-9h

darth_ender said:

For what it's worth, you've spelled it wrong.

Whoops, it's fixed.

http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/31574/nimmar

It looks interesting.  I'd love to play some time.  Just have to figure out how to get ahold of it :)

 Well good luck with that, all five hundred copies were sold in Calgary, Alberta. Maybe someone could create a Zillions file for the game...?

Phx9g

I'll try to post rules and pictures when I've got more time. Meanwhile, Frink can complain and roar and stuff.

Frink, you don't have a lion in play, and even if you did, roaring wouldn't do a whole lot.

@ender

Nimaar...except that it wouldn't work very well with only 500 physical games ever in existence and no corresponding computer software.

Ph-10g

P-2h

Quit complainin'! This is the first year in ages that I haven't come down with the flu during Christmas. And it's the first winter that I've gotten fewer than three colds during December-January in I don't know how long.