OT: Favourite Boardgames

PsiSoldier · #1 June 28th, 2009, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Gregstrom

Bunnies and Burrows?

Hrrrm its possible, This had an actual board with it and pieces and I believe that the Mail order catalogue for things you could order like the Bear traps and stuff had actual cards for the different items. So it wasnt just an RPG with a book and nothing else. In fact I dont recall a GURPS book.

But it was something I found at a garage sale that was probably missing some stuff in the first place.

Could have been though.. I did a search for Bunnies & Burrows but I wasnt able to find any pictures of a board that may have come with it.

sansanjuan · #2 June 28th, 2009, 07:09 PM

Here is the family list...

Blokus
Scattergories (can be frustrating with wrong group)
Break the Safe (with the young kids)
Wise and Otherwise (a hoot)
What were you thinking?
Outburst

-ssj

capnq · #3 June 29th, 2009, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by PsiSoldier

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Originally Posted by Gregstrom

Bunnies and Burrows?

Hrrrm its possible, This had an actual board with it and pieces and I believe that the Mail order catalogue for things you could order like the Bear traps and stuff had actual cards for the different items. So it wasnt just an RPG with a book and nothing else. In fact I dont recall a GURPS book.

No, B&B was a tabletop RPG; the GURPS version is still available as a PDF.

I do remember the boardgame described, but never played it, myself. I haven't given up on searching out the title, yet; if I find it, I'll post a followup to this post later.

capnq · #4 July 1st, 2009, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by capnq

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Originally Posted by PsiSoldier

This had an actual board with it and pieces and I believe that the Mail order catalogue for things you could order like the Bear traps and stuff had actual cards for the different items. So it wasnt just an RPG with a book and nothing else. In fact I dont recall a GURPS book.

No, B&B was a tabletop RPG; the GURPS version is still available as a PDF.

I do remember the boardgame described, but never played it, myself. I haven't given up on searching out the title, yet; if I find it, I'll post a followup to this post later.

I thought I was going to have to go through a box of old magazines to get the title from a review, but my subconscious spit out the keyword I needed when I woke up this morning. (The human brain is an amazing thing.)

You are remembering Wabbit Wampage. The Images section of that page includes several of the Mail Order cards.