It looks like it would be a good game, but I am just not willing to pay for the book. I will see if the library has it.
<table><tr><td valign="top"></td><td>Inn-Fighting: The D&D Tavern Brawl Dice Game (Dungeons & Dragons Game) [Wizards of the Coast]
by Ethan Skemp
Release Date: 2007-10-23
Amazon Price: <strike>$14.99</strike> $8.39 as of 03/07/2008 09:46:49 AM PST
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It looks like it would be a good game, but I am just not willing to pay for the book. I will see if the library has it.
My group tends more towards real world games when PC's end up playing, things like cribbage, poker, craps, 10,000 you get it. Wouldn't mind giving that a shot though, if it were simple and easy to pick up on the spot.
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played the game once when it first came out, once we figured it out it wasnt a bad game...
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I'd be willing to check it out just because of Ethan, He was one of the creators of Changeling the Lost
This does look rather interesting. I wonder if it is still available?
I might have to try it. I saw it once and passed on
I actually played it. A year ago, give or take a month the store owner busted it out, its actually pretty easy to pick up. You grab a card and thats your hero, i honestly thought it was fun, though a problem I had with it is there is no depth to it, but if you're waiting on a late arrival its like munchkins, if you have the time and nothing better to do, go for it. But you probably wont invite people over for the express purpose of playing it.
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