Post by "Redneck" Johnson on Mar 25, 2010 19:06:57 GMT -6
Hey guys,
Last year I picked up/showed off a little fantasy football board game I bought off the internets. Which is like a violent version of rugby. In any case, I'm already preparing for the awful lull of summer sports that starts in mid-June and runs until August. This particular game is really supposed to shine when played in a league, where players improve over the course of the season and occasionally get killed.
I think we're probably looking to start with a 4 team league. I'll be providing all the materials (I'm actually now the owner of 5 teams, and I'm watching eBay to fill the rosters)- I just need a couple of volunteers to coach/manage a team through the season. Which will require the following:
1. Taking the time to learn how to play the game.
2. Scheduling for 5 total matches during the aforementioned summer months (each of which will take about 90-120 minutes).
3. A short amount of book keeping time (5-10 minutes) between matches for team management.
4. Patience with the system.
I'm hoping this will be successful as it gives me and excuse...errr, reason....to keep collecting teams. And I think it will be a fun way to survive the offseason.
If you're interested drop me a line- happy to at least teach you to play. And if you don't like it its easy to abandon.
Last year I picked up/showed off a little fantasy football board game I bought off the internets. Which is like a violent version of rugby. In any case, I'm already preparing for the awful lull of summer sports that starts in mid-June and runs until August. This particular game is really supposed to shine when played in a league, where players improve over the course of the season and occasionally get killed.
I think we're probably looking to start with a 4 team league. I'll be providing all the materials (I'm actually now the owner of 5 teams, and I'm watching eBay to fill the rosters)- I just need a couple of volunteers to coach/manage a team through the season. Which will require the following:
1. Taking the time to learn how to play the game.
2. Scheduling for 5 total matches during the aforementioned summer months (each of which will take about 90-120 minutes).
3. A short amount of book keeping time (5-10 minutes) between matches for team management.
4. Patience with the system.
I'm hoping this will be successful as it gives me and excuse...errr, reason....to keep collecting teams. And I think it will be a fun way to survive the offseason.
If you're interested drop me a line- happy to at least teach you to play. And if you don't like it its easy to abandon.
