Dizzamn, I got mine

[rafael]

Finally.  I ordered a copy from a very MFUFLGS, and after a few weeks, they told me, any day now.  I said, come on.  I said it like Deniro: "Come on.  Come on!"  

But no luck.

Then, tonight, I walk into this game store I didn't even know existed.  There it is, top shelf, the game I've been waiting for:  FATAL.

But then my girlfriend pokes me in the bicep (and let me tell you, it's freaking huge), and says, hey, isn't that the Sorcerer game you were talking about?  I look up, and son of a bitch.  There it was.  So I walked out with my own copy of Sorcerer, finally.

Saw Sorcerer and Sword, too.  Gotta go back for that.  Actually, they had quite a few indie titles there.  It was impressive.

Store data, for what it's worth:

Hobby Masters
6300 Creedmoor Rd # 122
Raleigh, NC 27612
919-870-1121

Now I'm going to run a game of Sorcerer with my girlfriend.  Prep time: zero minutes, zero seconds.

Word is bond.

-- Rafael

[Mike Holmes]

Swoot! You is da Gamin' Ninja! No prep?!?

You will let us know how it goes, right?

Mike

[Ron Edwards]

Can anyone understand what this duck is saying?

Best,
Ron

P.S. Sorcerer is actually kind of a high-prep game ...

[rafael]

Can anyone understand what this duck is saying?

He said, "Yo, what up, Holmes?"  BWAAAAHAHAHAHA...

(*cough*)

P.S. Sorcerer is actually kind of a high-prep game ...

Yeah, we wound up spending more time prepping than actually playing.  Which is kind of what I expected, really (having read someone else's copy with growing envy).  In fact, the game was short, sweet and to the point.  Came across like a half-hour episode of Buffy, and it was a real blast.  I mean to write up quick post for Actual Play in the near future, just because it was the first time I've done one-on-one gaming in over a decade, and it was just great.