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Died for a little while, sorry.

Sounds bitchin, but...my gaming group meets on Sundays. Another day, maybe. If you were still game, that is.

I'll keep it in mind, thanks.

It does, doesn't it? :( Oh, well. One day I will have a mighty wallet. Then that wallet will become thin and I will have mighty lego armies. Then I will display my awesomeness to all within sight and they will bend to the glory of the BrikWars. Or I will throw briks at them until they relent. No wor...

The new chapter (as with all the ones that precede it) is just terribly impressive, Stubby. A lot of very elegant and simple systems. I especially liked how you've distilled ongoing damage into a basic form which covers a vast array of different damage types. Clever. I'm also impressed with your abi...

That sounds nifty. I don't know of too many games that take that particular approach, so it feels unique. It also adds an interesting tactical element in that it gives casters finer control over their effects and forces them to choose not only decent placement but also face the risk factor of modera...

Thank you, stubby.

Maybe I misunderstood. Stubby said he posted them around a year ago. So I assume they're complete and he is no longer, in fact, working on them. I wouldn't mind seeing what they looked like, of course. The intermediary step between the "advanced rules" and the 2010 book two rules. It's just interest...

Thanks for that, mate.

My fault. I should have been clearer. I meant while I wait for the 2010 rules to be completed and uploaded. I dig the hell out of what I've seen so far, though.

BrikWars Deadzone. Shiver.

Mmkay, how about as far as Indianapolis, IN or Columbus, OH?

Were stubby's rules ever found? I took a quick look around but didn't spot them. They'd be nice to look at while I wait.

Does anyone play in Eastern Indiana, Western Ohio?

For reference, somewhere inside the "area" that is Muncie, New Castle, Connersville, and Richmond, IN over to Greenville, Dayton, and Oxford, OH.