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Super short notice but tighten your panties and lace your boots straps. This weekend, our weekend of August 8th 2015 at 10am Shae Hughes will be attending a Mugu games 1850pt ITC Tourney in Everett, WA. I will be effectively spreading the good word of our dear hamster master. Have you heard the good word today? If you can attend check it out. It's $15 American Dollars and a chance to play some more wonkydoodling 40K. If anyone is interested hit me up maybe we can carpool. Unless of course I hate you in which case, kiss that dream goodbye. But much like our dear Princess Zelda, if you need a link....here it is. http://www.mugugames.net/index.php?/topic/534-augusts-1850-itc-tournament/

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If Nardone shows up with nids, and schedule depending I could maybe possibly make an appearance.

All right crew. Get all your drinks because this is last call, for your games. If you want to see a push for a group of people playing Infinity or Saga (or anyother game) now is your time. Let's not let this dream vanish into the wisp of ethereal-ness. It's like that saying goes, "I can only lead a dead horse to water, and then beat it".

Awesome on the Job, but it sounds to me like you will be engineering meth. Being Tacoma and all. But it is a booming industry. Take care Derek.

She Doesn't always drink your grandma. But when she does....she drinks Dos Equis. Stay Thirsty My friends.

Jim Nice Glute highlights

Damn Wilke moving on up. Next stop Corporate heli pad.

We still need a proper Saga person. Sherbert? Also need an infinity. Nathan, Brad? And of course if anyone is interested in fighting for 40k. I could sell it but I am extremely biased, in that I only care about Tyranids. Get people to play your game.

Eli if you're their shower.....man this world has taken some dark turns.

Texas St. Hookers you say? Kevin I knew something was weird about you. I hope you are claiming that on your taxes.

Bam-ster

Eli youre hereby banished. No one want to defend infinity, saga, x-wing, etc. This is your chance to get players on your side playing the game you love.

Keep in mind by the time the 2016 OFCC comes around we will be in 9th edition. If not 11th or 12th.

If you have been reading the past couple days of posts you will notice the Hamsters are up to something. We are attempting an idea that is going to shock this world of epic proportions. Yes right now the boards look like Picasso on an Ipecac binge but stay with me guys, we will get there. Here is the chance you never had to defend (or explain) the game that you love so dearly. I am calling all gamers. ALL GAMERS. Tell me about your game. In specific; Name of Game: How Accessible are the rules: Models that are needed (proxies that can be used): Average Length of Game: (Best Part): Why should I play this game? What about it will interest me as a gamer? We've all had this argument in person before, especially when the new edition of 40k came out and my ears had to take a vicious beating about how fantasy is the wonderful valedictorian child my mother never had. We have passions about why we play, let's hear it. This is your chance. If you're having a hard time finding the motivation just imagine that I am berating your game, which isn't very hard because I do just that all day long. Let's do it guys.

It will be on a new post. As a gladiator fight is way less cool on the streets outside the coliseum.

And cue stats guy. But I agree, Jim would you mind starting us out with whatever hell this frost grave game is?

Poll Deleted. Please see Fight For Your Game post.

I also thought this was a shanty town, was very concerned as I do not feel like locating nor constructing such said things. However a pirate shanty seems way cooler and I can tickle the Ivories pretty well. Let me see if I can't finger out a tune (you like that one?). Unless of course there are some more musically inclined individuals.

I like where your going Eli, I will safely count you in depending when you are going to the Montanya.

Yes Brad this is the Alpha Hamster thing. It reeked of so much elite gamer, secret meetings and delusion that I figured it would go without saying. Alpha Hamster.

So birthing from a voice of a man with a belly full of beer, with unnamed amounts of Gin coursing through his veins, vomited upon ears an idea that I think would suit the Warhamsters quite nicely. That's right Hamsters posty Mc. Post Post is back on the boards after a lovely little hiatus of furiously painting models for an Ordo Fanaticus (club challenge?). I know its very difficult straining your eyes to read all this hoo-hah and jib-jab. But much like the Dyson V6 Motorhead...suck it up. So we as a gaming community pride ourselves on helping out other gamers within our own community(screw everyone else on the outside I guess). Whenever a hamsters has needed a play tester for a game they're designing many will step up and gladly answer the call. We answer each others rules questions. Trade models back and fourth. Give each other insanely irresistible discounts on armies we are selling (Loren). We are a community and because many times we put our own devices on pause to help each other we are a damn strong community. But what about our gaming systems? We have the cliques of gamers within our club that fill their own niches. Take for instance myself, before I began to play the gaming field I played only Tyranids from warhammer 40k. If anyone suggested that I should try out a different platform I would violently spit in their face and piss their boots, which isn't easy to violently piss despite common misconceptions. However like celebrities after one year of marriage, I began to play the field, I tried out infinity. I hated the game yet there were aspects of it that I really did enjoy. But more importantly my playing helped an already sparse gaming crowd of infinity players become excited about their game. A new player to play against. A fresh face in the utterly non-existent crowd. A new noob to curb stomp. Thanks again for that Jim. However the point is, as much as we love to play our specific games, how often are we leaving that bubble of gaming security to try the other games and help those gamers enjoy their games as much as we love ours? What was proposed and an idea I really do like, is that those who are interested in polygamous gaming relationships form together to spend maybe a month together on each gaming system. Yes that means playing games like X-wing, Saga, Flames of War for a month, but establishing a gaming crowd. I know in text this is about as confusing as a pope in a porn convention, so let me lay down what this would look like. For Example: August: Saga Each week we play a makeshift tourney with some type of method to implement bragging rights. Still to be determined. September: Flames of War Same as before and so on and so forth, where we continue on different systems. So in summation, what do you guys think. If this is something that interests you and you want to be a part of a illuminati super secret brotherhood, let me know your thoughts. If you hate it and think I should throw my genitals in a food processor also let me know. Either way, hit me up with some feed back as this influences us all.

Damn you eli. You damn dirty pirate. Props to Jim. Your ever watchful eye helps me sleep at night.

Awesome you loved it Eli. Next time please bring an alarm clock, or a person to set the alarm clock right side up. Ah too funny. It would seem we had a very sleepy OFCC this year.

Can't you just play unbound?