Lance
United States
Moorhead
Minnesota
The coolest best thing I have ever done in my life is being a father
Caleb, the best 6 month old little brother ever
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Still in shrink - OOP
Starting bid $35 $30
Buy it Now $50 $35
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Sam Brelsfoard
United States
Stoneham
Massachusetts
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One of the best auction games around. The "card game" version doesn't hold a candle to the original.
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Mike
United States
Maple Valley
Washington
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Three players with this, and an end of convention stress near table flip over a rules disagreement. ... Okay, not really near table flip. But we were all getting tired.
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Pat Wilz
United States
Bay St. Louis
MS
You cannot stop me from doing the Lambada just by calling it, "The Forbidden Dance."
And furthermore, I think tipping answers in GeekQuestions should be fixed.
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This is a fun auction game that frequently hits our tables.
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Justin Gortner
United States
Egg Harbor Township
New Jersey
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Modern Art - Reiner Knizia - Edição Mayrfair Game - Jogado poucas vezes. Caixa, cartas e componentes em pertfeito estado.
Lance Mínimo: R$ 60,00
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Skaboy Green
United States
livonia
Michigan
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after much debate the 4some behind us
decided on this
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Freddie Foulds
United Kingdom
Durham
Friendship is Love without his wings!
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Managed to wander into an Oxfam while visiting my parents yesterday and found a copy of the 1996 Mayfair edition of Modern Art for £1.99. It is complete and looks hardly used. The box looks to have had a minor encounter with a spillage of some kind, but the damage is minimal. Pretty good find
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English Mayfair boxed edition. Brand new, sealed.
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Added 3/24.
English Mayfair boxed edition. Box and components in very good to like new condition. Comes with Mayday standard thickness sleeves.
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jack constance
United States
California
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Kentaro Sugiyama
United States
St. Louis
Missouri
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Martin G
United Kingdom
London
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Hadn't played this in ages and had forgotten how fun it is. 2nd, 3rd and 4th places were very close but Dan was really in his element flogging crap paintings.
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Hélio Andrade
Portugal
PORTUGAL
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New in shrink, german edition by Pegasus as pictured.
Free shipping in Europe.
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Jeff Jackson
United States
Mather
California
OK, one time Randy Beaman had to take baths with his brother. So one time his little brother took a potty in the bathtub .....and now Randy Beaman gets to take showers alone. 'K, bye.
One time, OK, see, one time Randy Beaman's little brother ate Pop Rocks and drank a soda at the same time and his head exploded! 'K, bye.
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Too many other auction games get played.
English Mayfair edition.
Minimum bid $7.
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Cameron Hass
United States
Allentown
PA
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As someone who majored in Art History and gladly joins on the bandwagon hating American Modern Art I loved this game. I still think the mechanics are fun and the strategies are variable without an ability to use a similar strategy over multiple games.
My Group, half hating the constant need for math and the other half hating the auction play-style have led to an exiled game and a sad owner of an unplayed game.
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This is a fun auction game that can be played in a short time.
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sean johnson
United States
avon
Indiana
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All I know about this game is that it involves auctions, and based on the scores whoever gets the most money wins.
Eric: $492,000
Dair: $408,000
Dave: $367,000
Cody: $353,000
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Ludere Cum Dignitate
United States
Carrollton
Texas
"[hyperbole], it's pretty much the best and most exceptional and effective way of expressing oneself all the time ever." ~MScrivner
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Adam
Canada
St. Thomas
Ontario
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For a longest time, I've always thought I disliked auction games. We've never really enjoyed the auction aspects of non-auction games, so I figured a game of nothing but auctions wouldn't sit well with anyone. Bids started out at paltry amounts as people started tentatively bidding. Nobody was sure how much money they should be parting with, and I wasn't certain that we'd make it to the end of the game at that pace. But after the second round, people got looser with the purse-strings, and bids started creeping up. Much to my surprise, by the end everyone was really enjoying themselves. There's still a part of me that looks skeptically at auction games, but this has certainly opened my eyes to their potential.
Last Will
I had been looking forward to Last Will for a while, as my wife had been a big fan of Shipyard, although ironically, she still hasn't played this one... I've had the chance to play it with 3, 4, and 5 over the past month and I've really enjoyed each. The theme is a lot of fun, as is announcing every action on your turn with a snooty accent. There are some interesting card combinations to discover, but part of me wonders just how much replayability the game will have in the long run.
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Ben
United States
Washington
Dist of Columbia
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Last week, I had a brief discussion (amid work and other real-world distractions) regarding the tension between two views of board game design: as a commercial activity and as an art form.
When thinking/talking/writing about board games, are you more likely to approach the subject as a consumer (concerned with your own enjoyment) or as an afficianado (concerned with questions of objective quality or with the development of the hobby more generally)?
To the extent it helps you answer this question, consider the following:
1. Do you spend more time on BGG researching games you think you might want to buy or reading others talk about games that you've already played?
2. Do you ever find yourself acknowledging that a game is great despite the fact that you don't enjoy playing it?
3. Do you believe that games should be learned in a "proper" order (e.g. Caylus before Agricola) so that newer players can appreciate the development of the industry?
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matt feldman
United States
Maple Valley
Washington
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Stephen Roney
United States
Ladera Ranch
California
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1992 - Modern Art
I have only played this once, but it is probably the game in this group I am most likely to play again.
Other Candidates
Terrace - I recently acquired this interesting abstract strategy game. I have also only played this one once, so can't really judge it, but am not likely to get my wife to try it, so it will be a while before it gets played again.
Times to Remember - This is the only game here that I have played more than once. It is a pretty good historical trivia game, but really requires that the players/teams be evenly matched, usually by being about the same age. It is really designed for baby boomers. The mechanic of picking a playing piece based on how SURE you are of the date makes the difference in this one.
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Spelföreningen BORK
Sweden
Uppsala
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BORK members that own this game:
Pål Toler
Sweden
Uppsala
Unspecified
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Andrew Tullsen
United States
Tigard
Oregon
Custom Prototypes, Game Parts, Print & Play Games, Short Runs, POD
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Played with the PSU GROUP.
New players pretty much, I with my complex strategy got 2nd place, "Strategy" that game was pretty much all over the place, due to never playing before. 
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