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<blockquote data-quote="talwynor" data-source="post: 4948352" data-attributes="member: 5256">No love for Runebound?I played my first game of Runebound this evening (well, actually haven't finished yet).&nbsp; I'd been looking at it for a couple years and held of from pulling the trigger as there seemed to be alot of people who had concerns with the downtime between turns among other complaints.I'm very happy I made the purchase.&nbsp; I play mostly 2 player games with my son and our first RB game was a blast.&nbsp; The rules are not overly complex, but neither are they so simple as to be boring, and the game is dripping theme which we love.&nbsp; The downtime is not an issue for us because we like reading each others cards and it is just the 2 of us.&nbsp; Unless your regular group is on the 4+ side, I'd whole-heartedly recommend Runebound.(I also own Talisman and enjoy that as well, but there is much more variety in RB in my opinion.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="talwynor, post: 4948352, member: 5256"] [b]No love for Runebound?[/b] I played my first game of Runebound this evening (well, actually haven't finished yet). I'd been looking at it for a couple years and held of from pulling the trigger as there seemed to be alot of people who had concerns with the downtime between turns among other complaints. I'm very happy I made the purchase. I play mostly 2 player games with my son and our first RB game was a blast. The rules are not overly complex, but neither are they so simple as to be boring, and the game is dripping theme which we love. The downtime is not an issue for us because we like reading each others cards and it is just the 2 of us. Unless your regular group is on the 4+ side, I'd whole-heartedly recommend Runebound. (I also own Talisman and enjoy that as well, but there is much more variety in RB in my opinion.) [/QUOTE]

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