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To post office and mailed the rules for <u>MATRIX</u>, etc. back
To post office and mailed the rules for <u>MATRIX</u>, etc. back
to <u>Haar Hoolim</u>.
to <u>Haar Hoolim</u>.
Thinking of another p&p game. There is a 5x6 field
in the center. Each of from 2 to 4 players has a 6x6
field filled with numbers from 1 to 9. They also have
cardboard squares with R [arrow pointing to right], [arrow pointing to left] L, U [arrow pointing up], and D [arrowing pointing down]. Starting from a set
(differently shaded) box on their field players "bid" for
"properties" by playing an arrow square face down. The
first unused <s>squ</s> number in that direction is their "bid."
Each player in turn chooses a "property" and all bid on
it. Score for each group at the end - maximum extent
horizontally multiplied by maximum extent vertically. Max
score is 6x5=30. A single "property" score 1. (Later
thought of a tentative name - <u>LANDGRAB</u>.)
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(cont. from 7/8) [7/18]
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my plastic catalog and Steve will check a marble manufacturer.
In discussing splitting any royalties, they are willing to use Felicia
as an agent. They suggested splitting the remainder, half to
them and half to me.
<br>Vivianne originally heard about me from Bill Tyler of Brentanos.
They have also had some contact with Bob Reiss.
<br>I took the louvre and balls with me. No rush on getting it finished.
Steve will take care of any req'd. [required] graphics once I have done the
games.
When I got home Annette Laurence was on the phone. She wanted
to know if she gives one of the p. and p. games to someone as a
going away gift I will be able to sell her a replacement. Told
her I'd give her one and we decided on <u>NINETACTOE</u>.
Rcd. [received] 4 "Livre de Poche" from <u>Pierre Berloquin</u>, by him and with
illustrations by Denis Dugas - and a note in the first one:-
<u>100 JEUX ALPHABETIQUES</u>; <u>100 JEUX GEOMETRIQUES</u>;
<u>100 JEUX LOGIQUES</u>; <u>100 JEUX NUMERIQUES</u>. They are actually
puzzles - not games.
Rcd. a letter from <u>Graeme Levin</u>. Mentioned <u>AGOG</u>, <u>NETWORK</u>, <u>OSMOSIS</u>,
<u>LAP</u>, <u>COMBINATION</u>, and <u>Mr. Shapiro</u> of Book Sales, and of course
<u>G&P</u>.
Rcd. an ad for "East Coast Convention." Among others, mentioned
<u>ALIEN SPACE</u> and <u>LINKAGE GAME</u>.
[illegible crossed out]
<u>Phil Orbanes</u> gave me some "Gamut of Games" stationery to use in
Philadelphia (see 7/16)
<br>(cont. on 7/6)