Your Favorite Board/Table Top Games

tesco samoa · #1 June 7th, 2002, 01:48 AM

Risk. Axis &Allies. Chess. Squad Leader. AH Panzer Games. D&D and vampire....

Crib, Hearts, Spades, Bridge.

Turtles, Operation, mololopy, Game of Life.Trouble.(that one whre you have the marbles and the sticks )

Snakes and Ladders.

Does light bright count

mac5732 · #2 June 6th, 2002, 03:57 PM

Dumbluck & Tesco , I also like and play chess, even got to the point I had to teach Mrs M to play, haven't played in yrs tho, not to many around here play it, have you ever played 3 dimensional chess? I have this one its played on three seperate levels, challenging to say the least.

Saxon, Stratego, Man I haven't played that since I was.. lets just say younger, used to play it all the time, even used make up on paper different defenses & offfensive, yes its was lots of fun

Also played Pinocul & Yucker, I know their not board games but they are fun, oh and Tripoly with the family..

just some ideas mac

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PDF · #3 June 6th, 2002, 04:04 PM

Played a host of games, mostly wargames and RPGs these past 20 and so years

Two names above the rest : Squad Leader and AD&D

But I didn't open a single box these Last 5 years, only play on the computer now !

thorfrog · #4 June 6th, 2002, 04:19 PM

Most favorite board games-

-Space Hulk/Advance Space Crusade
-Supremacy
-AD&D
-Warhammer 40k
-Risk
-Axis & Allies
-Dungeon Quest
-Dark Tower

dmm · #5 June 6th, 2002, 05:17 PM

Fun family games:
Sorry! (Our house rule is that you HAVE to say "SORRRRRRY!" when you knock someone back, like in the Carol Burnett Show skit where Mama's Family plays the game.)
Parcheesi (We play with D&D dice set. You can roll any 2 dice. This speeds up the game and adds more strategy.)
Lord of the Rings board game
Settlers of Cataan (I can't believe none of you Europeans mentioned that one.)
Samurai
and of course Risk, Life, Monopoly, and chess.

tesco samoa · #6 June 6th, 2002, 06:18 PM

Remember UNO

And Mills Brothers Mileage game.

I believe it was a french game.

You had to travel a certain distance for points (card game ) You could play a flat tire card etc... I really enjoyed that one.

Gandalph · #7 June 6th, 2002, 07:46 PM

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Originally posted by tesco samoa:

And Mills Brothers Mileage game.

I believe it was a french game.

You had to travel a certain distance for points (card game ) You could play a flat tire card etc... I really enjoyed that one.

It is actually called Milles Bourne(sic)and my wife and I still play. Also Scrabble, Cribbage, and Backgammon