Andrew
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 Re: dutch quest player
The board's time is Australian time since that's where it's located. 
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16/Sep/2003, 11:31 am
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Rigmarole
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Re: dutch quest player
Speaking from experience the only time Time Zones become important is schedualing chat. Time-stamps really don't matter a squat.
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16/Sep/2003, 1:12 pm
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NYJETS
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Registered: 09-2003
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Hi Triek,
Just for your information: they did sell Catabombs of Terror in Holland. I am still working towards it with my players since it is a level 7-9 story. I fear though that my players are becoming too strong so I might send them when they are still at a lower level.
That thing with the cardboard from the copypaper really works. I did that before. I used MS Paint to create by own boardsections by just altering existing ones from the net. Glue, steel ruler and a boxcutter did the rest. I always had to press the edges so the doors would fit, but since it was a double layer with air in between, that was no problem.
Now I use my Master Maze from Dwarven Forge but for old times sake I sneak in some original boardsectionsessions once in a while. Currently I am designing a quest for the old Heroquest board. Last time we played I already changed the bases to the smallest ones available so they will fit into the squares of the Heroquest board when they get there. I probably will make it a skink lair, them driving out some goblins to make it their own.
Groeten,
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PS: Don't drink and drive!
Last edited by NYJETS, 22/Sep/2003, 8:16 pm
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