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Message: <blockquote data-quote="piper909" data-source="post: 9643331" data-attributes="member: 7052169">My memory of Icebergs was that the prototype (Tom's handmade original) was a lot of fun and I wasn't sure how it was going to be cut down and still be as playable. The final game came out after my time at TSR and I never had the heart to play it.  Disappointing to hear that it doesn't seem to work. We all enjoyed the Gangsters! prototype as well, that Wham game sat around for years while TSR dithered over what to do with it.  And eventually it was published in a very DIY form in a magazine.   I personally tarted up the game with a mounted board, actual playing pieces cribbed from other games, including play money, buildings,  and vehicles, colored the Crony cards, enlarged the graphics in general, added a sash for the Mayor to wear -- I take this to conventions and people have a blast playing the game as it should have been published. It's a new one to a lot of folks. Thanks for the reminder about AGTFOS!  I also have a box of 15mm minis and a stash of green putty and have long had the notion to improve that classic with 3-D pieces on an enlarged game board.  It would be nice to find the time to tackle this!</blockquote>