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Ivan De Moura
United States
Eaglerock
California
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1 though 9 in six suits
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Richard Rutten
Netherlands
Nijmegen
the spunk plus the bomb plus the pump plus the torture instrument times frankie equalling the bang is an exclusive piece of ZTT exploitation
You don't need eyes to see, you need vision. (mj)
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2004 Pro Ludo/PS Games German language edition
Language dependency: very low
Condition: like new
Free shipping
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Martin Cooper
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
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My wife and I have got good value out of this one - two player only.
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Dutch first edition. Brand new, in shrink.
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Archibald Longdale
Hungary
Budapest
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ronaldinho @boardspace.net
Taiwan
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Mark Saya
United States
Los Angeles
California
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In Schotten-Totten, the colorful, cartoony cards, if not the gameplay, are Scottish-themed.
Perhaps a telling indicator of theme-thinness, the game was later re-themed as ancients combat in Battleline.
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Richard Rutten
Netherlands
Nijmegen
the spunk plus the bomb plus the pump plus the torture instrument times frankie equalling the bang is an exclusive piece of ZTT exploitation
You don't need eyes to see, you need vision. (mj)
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2004 Pro Ludo/PS Games German language edition
Language dependency: very low
Condition: like new
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ronaldinho @boardspace.net
Taiwan
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Laszlo Molnar
Hungary
Budapest
Hungary
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#29
nr. of plays: 19 + a few against AI
It's a fast filler game. I don't know what it's doing here. It's just great.
Related games: I have owned Battle Line first and loved it, just like my wife does. After about 25 plays I suggested trying the original Schotten-Totten rules. I had to admit that while the tactics cards add a little flavor and variety to the game, Schotten-Totten is a bit even better: it's more tense and somehow a bit more balanced. Still I really like Battle Line and that belongs to my "extended top 50" as well; I just didn't want to add the two games as two separate entries.
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Benoit Michaud
Canada
Montreal
Québec
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Condition: Excellent
Publisher: Pro Ludo German
Language: German (Printed French rules included by me)
Sweetner
Canal Grande
Condition: Minor shelf wear on the box, but components in Excellent Condition
Publisher: Adlung-Spiele
Language: Multi
Additional Details: Smoke free home
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ronaldinho @boardspace.net
Taiwan
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Matthew Wettstein
Switzerland
Washington
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Pre-2000 Position: #42
Current Position: #228
Year: 1999
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Steve Wardell
United States
Carmel
Indiana
I think you ought to know I'm feeling very depressed.
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Number of Cards: 63
Sleeve Size: ??
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Watch out for the
Sweden
Help, I'm being held prisoner in an overtext typing facility! I don't have much time, they could find out at any m
I'm that weirdo whose number of badges sold prior to yesterday Bail Organa is keeping track of
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You play coloured, numbered cards into a row of slots. Very simple, but leads to agonizing decisions and varied game states.
Note: The bastardized Battle Line should probably be avoided at all costs! It adds in a bunch of Ameritrashy cards.
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Stven Carlberg
United States
Atlanta
Georgia
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I'm still playing the original edition of Schotten-Totten. I played the Battle Line variation once and didn't think it really added anything to the basic charm of the game (though it didn't really detract anything, either). But with this game I think elegance is enough.
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dustin boggs
Canada
Victoria
BC
these are my overtexts and
now I am without geek gold :(
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pretty close to gnomes.
logo of my fav fitness info/video site.. his videos sometimes feature hans with an annoying voice.
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Justus Pang
United States
Houston
Texas
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Times played 2010-present: 3
Pure nasty tug of war. Love it.
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Justus Pang
United States
Houston
Texas
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DIY set using a deck that has a few different games attached to it.
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simon craddock
England
widnes
cheshire
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2 plays as a starter.
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ronaldinho @boardspace.net
Taiwan
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Spencer C
United States
New England
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This great brain-burner card game can easily be slipped into a pocket.
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Same with this. Such a good 2p game. Might have start putting in my gaming briefcase.
Edit: Not Battle Line. Played without the Tactics cards, as you should.
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