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> Rob mentioned sack armies, what are they?
>
A concept from Precedence, taken over by Tyranny Games in March, using,
well, pog-like chips drawn from a bag to handle the shuffling mechanic. Go
to tyrannygames.com.
>
A concept from Precedence, taken over by Tyranny Games in March, using,
well, pog-like chips drawn from a bag to handle the shuffling mechanic. Go
to tyrannygames.com.
At 09:24 AM 12/5/2002 -0800, you wrote:
> > Rob mentioned sack armies, what are they?
> >
>A concept from Precedence, taken over by Tyranny Games in March, using,
>well, pog-like chips drawn from a bag to handle the shuffling mechanic. Go
>to tyrannygames.com.
Minor (and obscure) historical note: Tyranny Games conceived and created
Sack Armies, then struck a deal with Precedence for publishing and
distribution. When Precedence went under in March, everything fell back to
Tyranny.
-Rob
P.S. It's actually a neat little game and highly portable (much like a deck
for CCGs).
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Rob Bowes (rob@wolflair.com) (559) 658-6995
Lone Wolf Development www.wolflair.com
> > Rob mentioned sack armies, what are they?
> >
>A concept from Precedence, taken over by Tyranny Games in March, using,
>well, pog-like chips drawn from a bag to handle the shuffling mechanic. Go
>to tyrannygames.com.
Minor (and obscure) historical note: Tyranny Games conceived and created
Sack Armies, then struck a deal with Precedence for publishing and
distribution. When Precedence went under in March, everything fell back to
Tyranny.
-Rob
P.S. It's actually a neat little game and highly portable (much like a deck
for CCGs).
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Rob Bowes (rob@wolflair.com) (559) 658-6995
Lone Wolf Development www.wolflair.com