Re: [piecepack] MG Design Contest winner

[Jorge Arroyo Gonzalez <trozo@...>]

Hi

I just read the rules and the game seems to be very fun. I don't have  
a Seasons piecepack set, but I think I'm going to build one to try  
this one out :) The way you have to create the clues, imagining  
features of the terrain is great. The only thing is that someone that  
makes a very difficult clue can ruin the game for the others... What  
if to win you have to have your clue found at least once?

I also didn't know about Letterboxing. It seems to be a fun activity.

-Jorge

On Aug 9, 2006, at 10:41 PM, Ron Hale-Evans wrote:

> On 8/9/06, Dave Boyle <dboyle@...> wrote:
> > The winner:  Piecepack Letterbox, by Ron Hale-Evans
>
> Since I'm guessing Dave will not have time to post game PDFs on the
> Big Board until he returns from GenCon, I've posted the version of
> Piecepack Letterbox submitted to the contest (only not anonymous, of
> course) here:
>
> http://www.ludism.org/piecepack/pplb.html
>
> Share and Enjoy (I hope),
>
> Ron
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