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L.C.R.D.!| criedel32 |
Posted: Mar 11 2012, 02:48 PM
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 Fighting Evil By Moonlight!  Group: Chop Squad Posts: 220 Member No.: 677 Joined: 16-March 07  |
Not sure if it technically belongs in tabletop gaming, but I plan on setting up some games of Left, Center, Right, Down! this weekend. For those unaware, LCRD is a simple dice game that relies solely on luck and chance, so anybody can play and everyone has the same chance of winning. The learning curve is minimal and all that is required to play by each participant are 3 $1 bills and a beverage of some sort (preferably of the adult variety). It's a winner take all pot, so the more that play, the better the payoff is.
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| Spyke114 |
Posted: Dec 2 2012, 12:33 AM
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 All-scale Irresponsiblity Group: Chop Squad Posts: 221 Member No.: 5 Joined: 19-February 05 |
This could be a fun thing for Walpurgis Nacht on friday at Armageddicon this year considering tabletop's general position to the bar (read as: right next to).
Do you still have this game? How long does the average game take and how many players does it support/require? (internet search is failing me) |
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| criedel32 |
Posted: Dec 3 2012, 07:43 PM
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Fighting Evil By Moonlight! Group: Chop Squad Posts: 220 Member No.: 677 Joined: 16-March 07 |
YES! I'll totally bring it to the con. The average game lasts about 15-45 minutes depending on how many are playing. The game only technically requires 3+ people, but the more that play, the bigger the pot gets and the more fun it is. Typically, around 11 is the magic number for a sweet game, as the winner takes home a profit of $30.
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| Dragon_Ranger_Red |
Posted: Dec 3 2012, 10:11 PM
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 Sf Saiyuki Starzinger Group: Argonauts Posts: 33 Member No.: 1,935 Joined: 18-November 12 |
Sounds fun, I'd play
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