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Sofaspud
Member since Apr-7-06
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Aug-13-18, 12:51 PM (EDT) |
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"Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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So a group of us picked this up last week and played it for this first time this weekend. This was a blast! We hijacked a couple tables at the pizza place and were there for four hours getting a couple games in. Then we went back home, discovered a Steam workshop module for Tabletop Simulator that implements it, and got another game in. Anyone round these parts play it? --sofaspud -- |
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Peter Eng
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Aug-13-18, 01:07 PM (EDT) |
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2. "RE: Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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> >Anyone round these parts play it? >Not often enough, because rounding up players isn't something I'm good at. Though given a choice, I prefer a straightforward co-op, like Ghost Stories or Pandemic, to betrayal games like this or Shadows Over Camelot. Peter Eng -- Insert humorous comment here. |
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Sofaspud
Member since Apr-7-06
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Aug-19-18, 02:52 PM (EDT) |
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7. "RE: Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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We ran a game last night that was just hilarity all around. We've found that a little light RP -- getting into character, so to speak -- really makes for gut-busting hijinks. Little girls with shotguns, werewolves roaming the halls, DAMMIT LET ME OUT OF THE BASEMENT, and the corn-fed Iowa farm boy slogging patiently through the halls while the chihuahua and the teenage lycanthrope try to gnaw through his coveralls. "NO MEANS NO, MA'AM! Momma warned me about loose women like you!" --sofaspud -- |
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Sofaspud
Member since Apr-7-06
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Aug-20-18, 01:38 PM (EDT) |
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9. "RE: Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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>The latest round had a magical varient of Hamlet go wrong when the >Traitor spent a good portion of the Haunt staring at a music box going >'Pop Goes The Weasel'. > >Matrix Dragon, J. Random Nutter That musical snare was so much more effective than it had any right to be. It let us waltz up and stick the Spear of Destiny where the sun don't shine. Alas, poor Hamlet. --sofaspud --better than getting et by the haunt we let loose in the chapel, I suppose |
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Sofaspud
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Aug-28-18, 00:46 AM (EDT) |
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11. "RE: Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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So, considering the responses here (and how much fun I at least have been having), I'd like to toss out the idea of a totally-not-officially-affiliated Eyrie Game Night. Which is to say, I'm volunteering to host a Tabletop Simulator game session or three of Betrayal. Because it's fun as hell, dammit. :D Is there any interest? TTS is available via Steam and (I'm told, haven't tested) works on Linux as well as Windows and MacOS. It's currently $20 and frankly is the best Steam purchase I've made in the past year. It has built-in Steam VOIP functionality (which I personally detest, but), and I can set up a Discord server (already have, uh, three, what's another?), and if yammerin' ain't your thing, it has a pretty robust built-in text-only chat client. --sofaspud -- |
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BobSchroeck
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Sep-29-18, 10:11 PM (EDT) |
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17. "RE: Betrayal at House on the Hill"
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-29-18 AT 10:11 PM (EDT) >Anyone round these parts play it? It's long past the time when it was relevant, but yeah, I have a copy of the first edition -- and I've played it exactly once since I got it. Mainly because we could never get anyone to try it after the first game, which went bad in some spectacular way that I cannot recall any more. -- Bob ------------------- My race is pacifist and does not believe in war. We kill only out of personal spite. |
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