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<blockquote data-quote="Particle_Man" data-source="post: 2912828" data-attributes="member: 892">Stomp! One player plays the two feat of the giant.&nbsp; The other player plays the 15 or so gnomes/elves/whatever.Knights of Camelot (by TSR) - a board game that had enough random tables that it was suprisingly close to a D&amp;D game without a DM (except that players took turns one at a time and were in competition with each other).&nbsp; there was a viking mini-game that was similar in style, though with less minurature tables.Also have love for Talisman (2nd ed.) and Wiz-War (Note that one kid I know basically buckled down and learned to read just so that he could PLAY Wiz-War!).&nbsp; And Lost Worlds (I once played a Skeleton and brought a Cold Drake down to 1 body point and then it fled -- I had not a scratch!).Cosmic Encounter (version before the most recent one).&nbsp; Kinda cool board game where each Alien race has a schtick that breaks the rules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Particle_Man, post: 2912828, member: 892"] Stomp! One player plays the two feat of the giant. The other player plays the 15 or so gnomes/elves/whatever. Knights of Camelot (by TSR) - a board game that had enough random tables that it was suprisingly close to a D&D game without a DM (except that players took turns one at a time and were in competition with each other). there was a viking mini-game that was similar in style, though with less minurature tables. Also have love for Talisman (2nd ed.) and Wiz-War (Note that one kid I know basically buckled down and learned to read just so that he could PLAY Wiz-War!). And Lost Worlds (I once played a Skeleton and brought a Cold Drake down to 1 body point and then it fled -- I had not a scratch!). Cosmic Encounter (version before the most recent one). Kinda cool board game where each Alien race has a schtick that breaks the rules. [/QUOTE]

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