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It was good fun. Glad you came. Dead Last was great!


Ha! Should've seen the first and only other time I tried to teach it... I watched a 45 min vid of it being played to see whether to buy it or not.

Roll, assign, do, hire;

Roll, assign, do, hire;

Roll, assign, do, hire;

Roll, assign, do, hire;

Roll, assign, do, hire -

45 mins of that, I thought "I know how to play this". I rocked up with it cellophane wrapped!! Shambles. I didn't even know what the last two actions did... It was the last game of the night. Everyone had had a few beers. I hadn't given it the respect it deserved. It bombed so hard. So much so I'm not sure Jonny will ever play it again!

Aye, I'm around. Looking forward to it! Missed it last week.


I'll bring Roll For The Galaxy again... I think it might be an idea for anybody who wants to play it to look at this video tutorial once or twice. It should save some pain on the eve!


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