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I would recommend calling yourself the Deus Pangaeae, "God of the whole world", or, if you're feeling arrogant, Deus Pangalaxae.

If you really want to be properly gramattical it would be Theos Pangaeae, but you've already gone with Unifecto, so a little mixing of Greek and Latin wouldn't hurt. You could even turn it into a cultural aspect.

Wow. This looks like serious fun.

 

Any idea where I could find a copy?

I heard about this game but man they sure do want a pretty penny for a board game you can only play fifteen times.

I would recommend calling yourself the Deus Pangaeae, "God of the whole world", or, if you're feeling arrogant, Deus Pangalaxae.If you really want to be properly gramattical it would be Theos Pangaeae, but you've already gone with Unifecto, so a little mixing of Greek and Latin wouldn't hurt. You could even turn it into a cultural aspect.

Eh, thanks. Too late though.

 

Wow. This looks like serious fun.Any idea where I could find a copy?

We got ours from Amazon for under $60 after shipping (normal game is $60+tax). Search around.

 

I heard about this game but man they sure do want a pretty penny for a board game you can only play fifteen times.

Well, $60 between 4 or 5 people (we have 4) is $12-$15 each (plus tax). That's ~$1 a game. If you don't mind being a geek and staying in at night, hanging out, eating food and drinking...whatever... for a few hours for 15 hangout sessions, that's much cheaper than $10 for a movie (and dinner somewhere?), $15 for bowling, price for sports game tickets, etc etc whatever normal people do for fun on a weekend.

(And maybe you can use the board for "normal" Risk games once all is said and done?)

 

-CF

@use limit: Maybe laminate the needed items, if possible, and use dry/wet-erase markers? Could that work?

@use limit: Maybe laminate the needed items, if possible, and use dry/wet-erase markers? Could that work?

That would kind of defeat the purpose. Half of the point is to permanently alter the board. The rules encourage you to tear up cards (we are just putting them in a box never to be seen again until after the final game). "What has been done can not be undone," says the box.

It's totally worth it. It makes the game dynamic completely different than regular Risk.

 

-CF

I'm pretty sure you could casually slip a different vowel at the end there.

I'm pretty sure you could casually slip a different vowel at the end there.

So if slipping the extra e at the end makes it mean "God of the whole world," what am I currently calling myself?

 

-CF

"Either "God the Whole World" or "The Whole World God". Latin is finnicky like that.