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[Pre-IceSheet Rules] Cracked Ice
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In working towards more IceSheets for the big pyramid push, I looked towards the classics, such as the game this thread concerns itself with, Cracked Ice. It was originally published in Hypothermia,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kyle R. Murray Nov 9, 2012.
[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice
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In working towards getting more IceSheets together, I looked towards the classics. As in games that have already been published with rules, but haven't been put in the IceSheet format yet. So, here…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Lattanzio Nov 14, 2012.
[Icesheet] Pikemen
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A few months ago, our own Scott Myers put out an IceSheet for the game Pikemen. It is attached here, and if you would like to take a moment and check it out, and have some discussion here about the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bryan Stout Sep 28, 2012.
Weighting Pyramids
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Hello All,I've finally gotten enough extra pyramids together to be able to create a set of weighted pieces with which to play and teach Icehouse. And more importantly I've actually found people…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by The Dunwich Horror Oct 2, 2011.
Joshua Denmeade's Page
Profile Information
- FAN CLUB MEMBER TYPE:
- Fan, Demo Team
- ABOUT MY HISTORY WITH LOONEY LABS...
- I started with Fluxx, and then learned Chrononauts, and then found my true calling with Looney Pyramid games. I finally learned Icehouse at the 22nd ITT, and I love it.
- ABOUT ME...
- I'm a graduate of Youngstown State University with degrees in Chemistry and Applied Mathematics, and I absolutely love to game.
- LOONEY LABS GAMES I PLAY/PROMOTE:
- Fluxx, Looney Pyramids, Time Travel Games, Are You a Werewolf?
Joshua Denmeade's Event Reports
Grad Student Game Night @ YSU
I am a Graduate Student in Chemistry at Youngstown State University, and some of the other grad students tossed around the idea of a game night. Tonight was the first of such events and a good time was had by all. All the games that were played were of the Pyramid variety, and the other grad students are well on their way to becoming Starship Captains. We started off playing World War 5. It took everyone a while to get the hang of it, but eventually Africa (me) won the day. Afterwards, I…
ContinuePosted on October 5, 2012 at 11:25pm
AnCon 2012, Hudson, Ohio
This past weekend was AnCon, located in Hudson, Ohio. Matt Ankney and myself worked under the steely gaze of Andrew Burkett to demonstrate as many Looney Labs games as we could. Throughout the weekend, we demonstrated Seven Dragons, Chrononauts, Star and Oz Fluxx, and many different games for Looney Pyramids. I was lucky enough to be able to play several awesome games of Binary and Sinister Homeworlds throughout the weekend, and even was able to teach the game to a couple people, which was a…
ContinuePosted on June 25, 2012 at 2:43pm — 2 Comments
GemCon, Dayton, OH
I was in Dayton, Ohio this weekend, visiting my girlfriend, and happened to have some time to stop by GemCon, located at Wright State University. It was a small con, but the fellow who owns the comic book shoppe my girlfriend frequents was running a game room. He's a Looney Labs distributor, and I figured this was as good a time as any to get my demo on. He did not yet have any copies of Oz Fluxx to sell, but he had almost every other type of Fluxx, so I got out my other versions, along with…
ContinuePosted on April 3, 2012 at 9:17am — 1 Comment
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Joshua Denmeade replied to Scott Myers's discussion 'The Procedural Werewolf'"For some reason, some people just don't want any part of it. The group of people I normally play with when I'm not at conventions don't want to do the knee slapping, not because they're attempting to meta-game, but they just…"
Joshua Denmeade replied to Andrew Lupp's discussion 'What did you play on TableTop Game Day?'"My group of Starship Captains playtested a new Looney Pyramids game that I'm working on. It was good fun."
Joshua Denmeade replied to William Boling's discussion 'Homeworld Rules'"You are correct, it means that you are not able to trade for that size. It's part of the reason that the color economy is so important. Controlling who has what colors is a key to being able to win in a game of Homeworlds"
Joshua Denmeade replied to Ted Skirvin's discussion 'Playing With Pyramids??'"It is technically out of print, but you can get it at different places online that still have copies. It's quite useful and includes many games not included in the pyramid primer... for now."
Joshua Denmeade replied to Paul Owens's discussion '5th Black Martian Coaster'"First thing you should try is finding a Starship Captain who happens to also be on the demo team that is in your area. They have demo kits that include copies of the 5th coaster, and might be able to help there."
Joshua Denmeade replied to Kevin L.'s discussion 'Wanted: Gray Pyramid Stash'"Sorry mate, I only got mine by randomly finding one in a small comic book shop in the middle of nowhere. They're like finding a unicorn in the wild... one of those events that could happen to you, and no one would ever believe you haha"
Joshua Denmeade replied to Matthew Rogers's discussion 'IceSickle revival'"I think this is a great idea. I will get right on working on the initial forms of an IceSheet for this. I should have something together by the weekend."
Greg Lattanzio replied to Joshua Denmeade's discussion '[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice'"There’s a BoardGameGeek page that has a few pictures to help you out. "
Bryan Stout replied to Joshua Denmeade's discussion '[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice'"I had not heard of that game. I assume you mean this one described at the Icehouse wiki? It looks potentially interesting, but the lack of any images of the game interferes with both understanding it and appreciating it. The…"
Ryan Hackel replied to Joshua Denmeade's discussion '[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice'"Cracked Ice is okay, but I'd rather be playing Leaning Towers."
"Thin Ice is okay, but CrackeD ICE is the preeminent dexterity game, if you ask me."
Joshua Denmeade replied to Joshua Denmeade's discussion '[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice'"I plan on adding pictures, but only when it's actually being made into an IceSheet. For now, I'm more concerned with getting the rules into the proper format."
Kyle R. Murray replied to Joshua Denmeade's discussion '[Pre-Icesheet Rules] Thin Ice'"Maybe add some pictures of examples"
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