Disks and Dice

[emperor799 at earthlink.n]

I have a booster's woth of Dragon Dice so far, but plan to get more. As for the collectible disk games he mentioned, he means like Disk Wars (high fantasy, D&D like stuff), the Star Trek game, or even the Doomtown game. I think there are even more in the works. I don't have any yet, but I plan to get into at least the Doomtown game, and I think it would be great if files were available for cardvault. Ed: since these games are being actively supported, maybe you could set up a deal like the one with Wizkids.


---Kyle Turner
emperor799@earthlink.net
----- Original Message -----
From: Kuni Tetsu
To: cardvault@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: [CardVault] Re: One program to rule them all



--- doc_savage_2001 <doc_savage_2001@yahoo.com> wrote:
> (Not to mention the fact it supports Mage Knight and Heroclix gives
> me the idea it could support Collectible Disk games and collectible
> dice games and whatever.)

Easily, I think. The big problem with Dice would be a way to show all 6 sides,
but that is easily handled with the mechanism used to the click levels, IIRC.

Who has Dragon Dice now? I know they are even making new dice, so I am sure
that they would be interested in participating.


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Kuni Tetsu
Clan War rules guy
Moderator of ClanWar-l

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[edward at bolme.com]

Actively? I thought the disk games were by and large dead.

Who's doing the disk games these days?

----- Original Message -----
> Ed: since these games are being actively supported, maybe you could set up
a deal like the one with Wizkids.