When I try to teach my friends Brikwars

[DatGuy]

But really, this is actually how they respond

[dilanski]

But really, this is actually how they respond

You need new friends. No joke. Tabletop gaming and RPG's have been on an upswing for years, and eventually you are going to need a friends group competent enough to play them.

[sahasrahla]

i need new friends

[ninja_bait]

My friends have a lot of experience with resource management and dice/worker placement games so when they are confronted with the "heroic feat" and the "rule of fudge" they just look at me as if to say, you just made this game up.

[Kommander Ken]

Making things up is half the battle.

[Duerer]

And the other half is violence.

[ninja_bait]

And the other half is fudge.

[Brikguy0410]

50% making shit up as you go 50% violence and 50% fudge, statistically that's impossible but hey,

[sahasrahla]

that's right, brickwars battles are so awesome that the sum of their parts actually adds up to 150%

[DatGuy]

But really, this is actually how they respond

You need new friends. No joke. Tabletop gaming and RPG's have been on an upswing for years, and eventually you are going to need a friends group competent enough to play them.

I have friends who can
actually competent
but I need more friends

[Omega Prime]

That stock image tho
also, I require new friends.

[Natalya]

I just tell people:
"You roll dice to have them kill eachother."

[Omega Prime]

I just tell people:
"You roll dice to have them kill eachother."

Then, once they're interested, dump the rulebooks on them, throw a couple of figs at them, then lock them in a room for a couple of hours with no internet or cellular access.

[BriksKrieg]

I just tell people:
"You roll dice to have them kill eachother."

Then, once they're interested, dump the rulebooks on them, throw a couple of figs at them, then lock them in a room for a couple of hours with no internet or cellular access.

The thing is, that actually might work.

[Omega Prime]

I just tell people:
"You roll dice to have them kill eachother."

Then, once they're interested, dump the rulebooks on them, throw a couple of figs at them, then lock them in a room for a couple of hours with no internet or cellular access.

The thing is, that actually might work.

I actually need to try this now.