The piecepack
Photo courtesy
Brett & Board
The piecepack is a relatively new, but increasingly popular,
GameSystem.
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The main site is http://www.piecepack.org/
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The Center for Ludic Synergy maintains a directory of piecepack resources at http://www.ludism.org/piecepack/
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If you
join the piecepack mailing list, there's a lot of cool stuff in the
file area.
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Matt Worden Games is creating a
software version of the piecepack that includes, among other things, a full set of graphics of piecepack components.
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You can now buy some nifty
PiecepackGear (hats, shirts, jackets, duffel bags, etc.) embroidered with the piecepack logo.
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You will soon be able to buy instructions and kits to build boards for CastleCroquetnole, a piecepack-based cross between Crokinole and Lewis Carroll's game Castle Croquet.
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For a bit of fun, visit our EsperantoPiecepackGlossary.
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Brett & Board did the
first online review of the piecepack.
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The piecepack page on
The Board Game Geek.
Reviews
Due to a dearth of piecepack game reviews, Ron Hale-Evans had proposed that anyone interested join him in playing one or two piecepack games every week at
Seattle Cosmic Game Night, so that we could post reviews on the Wiki. Alpha Tim Schutz, Kisa Griffin, and Eric Yarnell have expressed interest in regular playtests, and Marty Hale-Evans has said she may help playtest on occasion. That's potentially five people available to playtest piecepack games on a given game night, not counting anyone else whose interest is piqued by a particular game.
Games are picked ahead of time on the SC mailing list so we can study the rules online and not waste time learning them at game night. We choose a few games each week and establish an order of play, so that we always know what we will be playing the next week.
For a list of all piecepack game descriptions and reviews on this Wiki, see CategoryGame. The game reviews at Seattle Cosmic will eventually be transferred to the Piecepack Wiki.
Contests
The piecepack community runs a series of game design contests for the piecepack. For more information, see Competitions.
