Re: [piecepack] Shameless Plug

[Ron Hale-Evans <rwhe@...>]

Congratulations, Mike.  Tapestry looks awesome, and I've had my eye on
it for a while, but I'm probably going to have to wait a couple of
months until I write my next Game Systems article, because I'm in the
middle of writing a book. Nevertheless, knowing you, the Tapestry
games will be great fun.

Maybe Mesomorph Games can hold a second "ludic synergy" competition,
but this time melding the piecepack exclusively with Tapestry.

Cheers,

Ron

p.s. Shameless plug of my own: my book is called _Mental Performance
Hacks: Tips and Tricks for Becoming a Better Thinker_ and is due out
in early December from O'Reilly.  It's a sequel to O'Reilly's _Mind
Hacks_.

On 7/21/05, mschoessow <mikeschoessow@...> wrote:
> This is not exactly related to piecepack, but I want to announce that
> Mesomorph has recently started selling a new game set called Tapestry,
> designed by my brother Stephen and me. The set consists of 52 tiles,
> plus 24 large cylindrical pawns in four colors (red, yellow, white,
> and black), and includes rules for three different games; Tapestry,
> Towers, and Conveyor. Since the tiles are 2" x 2", the same as
> piecepack tiles, the Tapestry bits could also be used in conjunction
> with a piecepack to design games utilizing bits from both sets. Unlike
> piecepack tiles, the Tapestry tiles have rounded corners, and all
> three games in the Tapestry set utilize the mechanic of tile sliding
> or shifting to alter the landscape of the board during play. There is
> also an entry for Tapestry on Boardgamegeek. Check it out at
> mesomorph.com!
>
> -Mike

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