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<blockquote data-quote="Frostmarrow" data-source="post: 518698" data-attributes="member: 1122">Speaking of drinking games... A couple of friends of mine used to do this: They took a large piece of paper and cooperatively drew a game board on it. They usually used Talisman as model. Spaces were filled in with what events take place when you wind up in them. I.e Pub: Quaff One Beer.It helps a lot if the game board is made as silly as possible. They always used to have extra boards which are connected to the mainboard in the same vein as Talisman. The favorite one to add was always &quot;Dreamland for Gays&quot;. (There is nothing like juvenile drunken homophobia).After a couple of laps around this board everybody was plastered and giggly.When the game was over (happend pretty soon, mind you) the board was destroyed in a cascade of beer and ripping, tearing hands. At the next game session they'd make a new board as it was part of the fun. Adding spaces with a personal touch is always popular. I.e. If your name is Teflon Billy you must spend the next three turns under the table. (Of course this is only fun if TB is actually participating, we'll leave that up to him.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frostmarrow, post: 518698, member: 1122"] Speaking of drinking games... A couple of friends of mine used to do this: They took a large piece of paper and cooperatively drew a game board on it. They usually used Talisman as model. Spaces were filled in with what events take place when you wind up in them. I.e [b]Pub: Quaff One Beer[/b]. It helps a lot if the game board is made as silly as possible. They always used to have extra boards which are connected to the mainboard in the same vein as Talisman. The favorite one to add was always "Dreamland for Gays". (There is nothing like juvenile drunken homophobia). After a couple of laps around this board everybody was plastered and giggly. When the game was over (happend pretty soon, mind you) the board was destroyed in a cascade of beer and ripping, tearing hands. At the next game session they'd make a new board as it was part of the fun. Adding spaces with a personal touch is always popular. I.e. If your name is Teflon Billy you must spend the next three turns under the table. (Of course this is only fun if TB is actually participating, we'll leave that up to him.) [/QUOTE]

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