Actually, I recall you saying you had none left Sunday night. Silly girl ;-)
OK, CCGs and me...
I read a review of Magic on my first college course (which I dropped out from), and then a colleague at Games Workshop taught me to play one evening. At first, it was casual, then, well, I went to a tournament and, um, took top 4. The guy that knocked me out was regional champion; Ihurt a lot of players ratings (and egos) that day.
That pretty much got me hooked; I moved town and was looking for a new game, I'd seent eh famous no banned no broken L5R ad, tried it, then, well, DT was released and soon after I discovered the internet and the ability to badger the games designer directly. DT became my main obsession, I stopped playing Magic (financial reasons, I'd gone back to college, competetive collection was prohibitive).
When DT dies off, Gerry and I chatted about Warlord at a big requiem for DT event, and I gave it a go. I'm even better at Warlord than I was at DT and Magic, although I don't have the time to devote to it these days.
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OK, CCGs and me...
I read a review of Magic on my first college course (which I dropped out from), and then a colleague at Games Workshop taught me to play one evening. At first, it was casual, then, well, I went to a tournament and, um, took top 4. The guy that knocked me out was regional champion; Ihurt a lot of players ratings (and egos) that day.
That pretty much got me hooked; I moved town and was looking for a new game, I'd seent eh famous no banned no broken L5R ad, tried it, then, well, DT was released and soon after I discovered the internet and the ability to badger the games designer directly. DT became my main obsession, I stopped playing Magic (financial reasons, I'd gone back to college, competetive collection was prohibitive).
When DT dies off, Gerry and I chatted about Warlord at a big requiem for DT event, and I gave it a go. I'm even better at Warlord than I was at DT and Magic, although I don't have the time to devote to it these days.
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