FRI-01 Fiasco: Dallas 1963 [FULL]

[EnricPDX]

Pretty much what the title says! Tori and I wanna play the Dallas 1963 Fiasco playset after dinner on Friday, and we'd love to round up two or three other folks that are also interested. Um, we're friendly, happy to teach the game to new folks, etc. I think that's it. Thanks!

EDIT: Okay, let's plan on this lineup and roll with it if more folks would like to play:

1. Harry Lee
2. Tori Brewster
3. Chris Bennett
4. Mark J. Levad
5. Ryan D.

See you folks next weekend!

[Caesar_X]

I would love to play in this game if there's room.

-Chris "Grassy Knoll" Bennett

[EnricPDX]

Ha! Yeah, of course, Chris.

[Derek]

I'm interested but as the first game of the weekend I think I'd like to just observe. if you don't fill up I'd be happy to take the last spot, but let anyone interested bump me.

[MLevad]

This is totally new to me and I would love to give it a shot.
Mark

[EnricPDX]

Okay, great! Looks like we've got a game. See you folks soon!

[rian_bean]

Yes! Looking forward to this so much!
-Tori

[toolhead]

Is there room for another here? I've been told that I would be a very good fit for a Fiasco game, so I'd love to jump in. Thanks.

[Caesar_X]

I did want to note that Fiasco works really well with 3, 4 or 5 players.

So if we get "too many" (what a terrible problem to have!) we could easily split into two different games. I've always wanted to try the "stop halfway thru and add an element from your game to the other folks' game" idea. Maybe in your game, Dick Nixon decides to stop by from the Coca-Cola Convention he is at to say "hi" to JFK. Maybe in our game, the Cuban second shooter starts getting the PTSD from bad Bay of Pigs memories. Who knows??

But only if that is okay with Harry and Tori, who were cool enough to start the game rolling:)

[rian_bean]

Sounds cool to me! I will bring additional playsets as well, if we have enough people (who wanted to give a different Fiasco playset a whirl)
-Tori