moofrank wrote: Admittedly, the high point of 3 Wishes is a game called S.P.I.V.S. It is crazy random, a little long, massively capricious, evil to its heart, and really gets across the idea that "Everything in space wants to kill you. Even the cute little furry mammal-thing."
SPIVS is great. And loaded with jokes that went way over my head when I first played it as a teenager, such as featuring an alien that died if it met another alien and calling it an "Ankorite".
Elixir ... isn't great. It's nothing to do with analysis or imbalance but simply the fact that the first player who discovers an Elixir ingredient almost always wins. That renders it not even worth playing for a funny theme.
Elixir ... isn't great. It's nothing to do with analysis or imbalance but simply the fact that the first player who discovers an Elixir ingredient almost always wins. That renders it not even worth playing for a funny theme.
Yes but buying up all of the key ingredients for the Elixir of Life is bad etiquette for any Wizard (or gamer ) worth his salt.