Session Report 04/28/08

South Bay Boardgamers Session Report April 28th, 2008
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   Eugene, Chris, Jesse*, Leon*, Brett H.*          (Agricola)
      Winner: Eugene, Chris (tie)   Best newbie: Jesse

   Clark, Julien, Dan                               (Through the Ages)
      Winner: Clark

   Clark, Dan                                       (Race for the Galaxy)
      Winner: Clark
      Winner: Dan

   Brett, Nick, Maria                               (Arkham Horror)
      Winner: the board

   Randy, David W.*, Eric, Edmund*                  (Cuba)
      Winner: Eric            Best newbie: Edmund

   Josh C., Diana, Thomas, Laura                    (Cities & Knights)
      Winner: Josh C.

   Ted, Karen, JC, Brett                            (Tichu)
      Winner: JC & Brett

   Ted, Karen, Jeremiah                             (Age of Steam: New Hampshire)
      Winner: unknown

   Steve, Greg, Marcy, Kendra                       (Pandemic)
      Winner: the board

   Mike, Candy, Damien, Dave R., John B.            (Can't Stop)
      Winner: John B.

   Mike, Candy, Damien, Dave R., John B.            (Bacchus's Banquet)
      Winner: Damien

   Mike, Candy, Damien, Dave R., John B., Kendra    (Wits & Wagers)
      Winner: unknown
      Winner: unknown

New to the group were Laura, a friend of Josh C., and Marcy, a 
friend of Steve's.    

   
--- Agricola ---

Ted _finally_ brought his Agricola set and 5 people quickly signed up to
play it.  Chris and I, being the only experienced players, focused on
getting more family members early and the extra actions we acquired paid
off.  Although I had a well-balanced setup with a slightly sparse farm, 
Chris filled out his farm and had lots of vegetables and animals that he
used to generate lots of VP.  The play of a Church Warden card by Brett H.
gave me 3 extra VP I hadn't counted on, pulling me into a tie with
Chris at 44 VP.

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Eugene Hung     eyhung@...    http://www-cse.ucsd.edu/users/eyhung
Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours.
     -- Richard Bach

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