[Groop] The Great Groo Storyline Question
Desiree R.
paperoblivion at gmail.com
Sun Mar 13 00:18:08 PST 2011
On 3/12/2011 1:03 AM, Rocky Smith wrote:
> Who here has played GROO: THE CARD GAME recently? I've managed to
> get a whole bunch of Irish youths so addicted to the game that they'll
> actually pass up a soccer match for the chance to play it again
> (apparently they find the bumbling wanderer more entertaining than a
> hat trick and an after-game bag of sweets). And you know what else is
> weird? People I've played with in California and Florida have been
> willing to give up their first-born child in exchange for being
> allowed to discard that damnable Minstrel card but the average Irish
> ten-year old? He'll fight you for it!
I love this game. I had a set in high school and got a whole bunch of
people who had never even heard of Groo so addicted to it that they
wanted me to show up with my deck and hour before classes so that we
could play every day. Of course, this led to me sharing my comic books,
too :D After three issues, they started buying them so that they didn't
have to wait for me.
At some point I made the mistake of leaving my deck, expansion included,
on the windowsill and they got ruined by rain. i managed to buy the core
deck on ebay, but could not find the expansion for a price I could
afford. A few years ago, my husband's younger sisters gave me the
expansion as a gift. Best gift ever. I got them hooked. They don't read
much, and just look at my stack of comic books with the skepticism of a
cat looking at a bathtub, but they beg me to pull my deck out so we can
play. They aren't much competition, but my husband plays and gives me a
challenge.
Lessee... I want Chakkal, the Sage, and the orphanage! Muwahahaha!
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