Weekend fun – Le Havre, Age of Empires, Magic

 I’m now mostly over the cold I’ve had for the last week and a bit. Hooray! I was never happier that Martin cancelled Friday’s Star Wars session because it allowed me to recuperate a lot. Unfortunately, I had to cancel Thursday’s boardgaming session, which would have probably found Randy, Sarah and me playing Android.   I was well enough on Saturday to get to the … Continue reading Weekend fun – Le Havre, Age of Empires, Magic

Le Havre

 Le Havre is a port city in France. Le Havre is the new game from the designer of Agricola. Guess which one I now own? Yes, alas, I don’t own a town. However, in the stakes of really cool games, Le Havre is very close to the top.   The game is about developing the port city: building or buying buildings, harvesting goods and then manufacturing them into more useful … Continue reading Le Havre

Back in World War 2

Randy and I have been playing a few World War 2 games recently: Combat Commander: Pacific and Memoir ’44 (with the Campaign Book) in particular. Our game in the Pacific Theatre last night was dreadful for my marines: we were landing on a beach where Randy’s Japanese had a most incredible defensive structure. The initial landing saw the death of all three of the first … Continue reading Back in World War 2

Arcane Power

Well, MilSims have apparently sent me Arcane Power. Which means I’ll probably have it on Wednesday evening. That should make the arcanists in my D&D campaigns happy. We’ve got seven or eight encounters left in Pyramid of Shadows. It was a better session this weekend, although there wasn’t enough roleplaying with the Far Realm cultists to properly amuse Nate and Adam. Greg was hilarious playing … Continue reading Arcane Power