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2024-02-16

• 13:23 UTC (diff) (history) 3 Comments on SolitaireDiceRules . . . . 178.41.3.216 – Can't you play this forever, as long as you avoid throwing away your throwaway dice?

2023-08-26

• 17:38 UTC (diff) (history) BannedContent . . . . RonHaleEvans – Update BannedContent page

2023-08-03

• 22:26 UTC (diff) (history) Adel Verpflichtet . . . . Anonymous

2022-05-07

• 05:50 UTC (new) (history) 1 Comment on InterstellarPig . . . . ThatSaxophoneGuy – Anything as of late? I'm curious.

2020-12-08

• 20:19 UTC (diff) (history) StyleSheet . . . . RonHaleEvans – Orthodox font coloring

2020-09-28

• 20:12 UTC (diff) (history) BoardgameGeek . . . . RonHaleEvans – Rollback to 2020-09-27 16:49 UTC

2020-03-10

• 17:36 UTC (new) (history) TrevorLDavis . . . . TrevorLDavis – Add a user page for myself.
• 17:32 UTC (diff) (history) NeoCrossingsRules . . . . TrevorLDavis – Add starting diagram.
• 17:31 UTC (diff) (history) BreakthroughRules . . . . TrevorLDavis – Add Breakthrough starting diagram.
• 04:07 UTC (new) (history) 1 Comment on HomePage . . . . RonHaleEvans – Open for business again! - Admin

2020-01-25

• 04:31 UTC (diff) (history) Sid Meier's Civilization - The Boardgame . . . . RonHaleEvans – Deleted

2019-07-11

• 03:15 UTC (new) (history) GuggenheimRules . . . . JamesVipond – Guggenheim is a paper-and-pencil parlor game for two or more players, but it can also be played solo. It was the basis for the commercial games . . .
• 02:55 UTC (diff) (history) GamesToTheRescueBook . . . . JamesVipond – Found an online source for Guggenheim rules

2018-12-12

• 18:01 UTC (diff) (history) 3 Comments on ScoreFiveRules . . . . RonHaleEvans – Maybe we could PBEM. It doesn't seem too hard to do in plain text.

2018-11-10

• 01:14 UTC (new) (history) ScoreFiveRules . . . . JamesVipond – This two-player strategy game, created by Sid Sackson, requires a sheet of paper and two pencils of contrasting colors. ==Setup== One player . . .

2018-10-30

• 19:03 UTC (diff) (history) GamutOfGamesEquipment . . . . RonHaleEvans – PLEASE! Do a modicum of research on replacement links before deleting useful information!

2018-10-29

• 01:57 UTC (diff) (history) ChangeChangeRules . . . . RonHaleEvans

2018-08-09

• 17:54 UTC (new) (history) GhostRules . . . . JamesVipond – Ghost is a word game for two or more players. In turn, each player names a letter, adding to a string of letters and hoping to avoid ending a word. . . .

2018-07-23

• 02:50 UTC (diff) (history) GamesToTheRescue . . . . RonHaleEvans – Please don't lose information by deleting broken links. Do your best to fix them.
• 02:41 UTC (diff) (history) CategoryGatherRules . . . . RonHaleEvans – Removed Smugglers and Inspectors
• 02:40 UTC (new) (history) 1 Comment on SmugglersAndInspectorsRules . . . . RonHaleEvans – Games that involve touching people are not welcome in mental hospitals, probably not in any kind of hospital. You're also unlikely to be able to find . . .

2018-07-16

• 23:32 UTC (new) (history) SmugglersAndInspectorsRules . . . . JamesVipond – Smugglers and Inspectors is a traditional party game. '''Number of players:''' an even number from 6 to 12\\ '''Equipment:''' a box of toothpicks . . .

2018-07-09

• 16:40 UTC (diff) (history) 6 Comments on CategoryGatherRules . . . . RonHaleEvans – It's OK. I just did. Come to think of it, most people call it Farkle nowadays in my experience anyway.

2018-06-09

• 16:28 UTC (diff) (history) CheskersRules . . . . JamesVipond – Started a proper article for the game

2018-06-06

• 23:47 UTC (new) (history) ArithmeticalCroquetRules . . . . JamesVipond – This article is based on a description in ''The Diaries of Lewis Carroll'' (1954). The actual game of Croquet is played on a lawn by two or more . . .

2018-06-05

• 03:07 UTC (diff) (history) Zendo . . . . JamesVipond – Reformatted list of koan rules as bulleted list

2018-05-31

• 18:36 UTC (new) (history) Facts in Five . . . . JamesVipond – Facts in Five, originally part of the 3M Bookshelf Series, is a commercial adaptation of the folk game ["Guggenheim"]. It has been published by . . .
• 18:26 UTC (new) (history) Scattergories . . . . JamesVipond – Scattergories, published in 1988 by Milton Bradley, is a word game suitable for party settings. It originated from a folk game called ["Guggenheim"]. . . .

2018-05-30

• 19:23 UTC (diff) (history) TripWireRules . . . . JamesVipond – Rules correction regarding placement of wires

2018-05-17

• 19:12 UTC (new) (history) FocusRules . . . . JamesVipond – Focus is a checkers variant invented in 1963 by Sid Sackson. **Number of players:** 2 **Equipment:** An 8×8 board; 18 checkers in each of two . . .
• 15:59 UTC (new) (history) 1 Comment on WordGolfRules . . . . RonHaleEvans – Sometimes people try to make the ladder in as few steps as possible (like real golf). This makes it possible to play competitively. You might also . . .
• 02:58 UTC (new) (history) WordGolfRules . . . . JamesVipond – Word Golf, also known as Doublets or Word Ladders, is one of many games invented by Lewis Carroll. The objective is to change one word into another, . . .

2018-05-06

• 03:56 UTC (new) (history) 1 Comment on GamesToTheRescueBook . . . . RonHaleEvans – JamesVipond-- Really appreciate the work you're doing rehabilitating this page.

2018-04-09

• 02:39 UTC (new) (history) PropertyRules . . . . JamesVipond – Created page

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