Soooo, who here plays these sorts of games, or at least has an interest in them?
I can't say I really play tabletop games, be they board games or Pen and Paper affairs. It's not that I don't want to (I really would like to try out D&D or Ponyfinder), but it's just not really practical in my case, to say nothing of the fact I'm a bit asocial TBH.
For those that don't know, 'Pen and Paper' type games are those that rely heavily on keeping track of stats and conditions, and often have some sort of master/overseer that keeps track of the game as a whole, while you are personally responsible for your own character(s). The most famous example of this is, of course, Dungeons and Dragons. In the pony fan community, there is Ponyfinder, a game inspired by both D&D and Lawyer Friendly Equines.
Tabletop games in general are fairly self-explanatory. If it requires some surface to play, it's a tabletop game most likely. They can range from things like Chess to Monopoly.
As far as tabletop games go, I don't play much of these either. Sometimes when the family is on vacation, if I go along, we'll play something. I like Around the World (The version I played is from the mid 70's or 80's I think, so it was quite out of date XD), as well as Monopoly (I haven't played that in years!), and Life (almost as long). Incidentally, I recently picked up the Lawyer Friendly Equines themed versions of both Monopoly and Life. I wonder if I'll ever have reason to open them *sighs*.
I can't say I really play tabletop games, be they board games or Pen and Paper affairs. It's not that I don't want to (I really would like to try out D&D or Ponyfinder), but it's just not really practical in my case, to say nothing of the fact I'm a bit asocial TBH.
For those that don't know, 'Pen and Paper' type games are those that rely heavily on keeping track of stats and conditions, and often have some sort of master/overseer that keeps track of the game as a whole, while you are personally responsible for your own character(s). The most famous example of this is, of course, Dungeons and Dragons. In the pony fan community, there is Ponyfinder, a game inspired by both D&D and Lawyer Friendly Equines.
Tabletop games in general are fairly self-explanatory. If it requires some surface to play, it's a tabletop game most likely. They can range from things like Chess to Monopoly.
As far as tabletop games go, I don't play much of these either. Sometimes when the family is on vacation, if I go along, we'll play something. I like Around the World (The version I played is from the mid 70's or 80's I think, so it was quite out of date XD), as well as Monopoly (I haven't played that in years!), and Life (almost as long). Incidentally, I recently picked up the Lawyer Friendly Equines themed versions of both Monopoly and Life. I wonder if I'll ever have reason to open them *sighs*.