Drafting plus House Rules

This week's core topic is about a mechanism that I feel is under used and that is drafting. Of course there is 7 wonders and some formats of Magic the Gathering etc uses it, but I still feel its a mechanic that could be utilized more.. What are your thought?

Our side topic is about house rules.. So rules that you or your group implement in a game that are not in the rule book.

Hope you enjoy the chat

Monday 5th September 2016 questions are:

Q1: how would you describe/define the drafting mechanism to a new gamer?
Q2: What do you like about drafting as a mechanism?
Q3: What don't you like about drafting as a mechanism?
Q4: Would you say drafting qualify as a good "player interaction" element in
Q5: Are there any games you would like to see re-theme with a post apocalytic skin?
Q6: Whats your favourite game that uses drafting as the core mechanism?
Q7: Whats your favourite game that use drafting as a side mechanism?
Q8: Have you ever add drafting to a game that doesn't have it in the rules? What? How?
Q9: What tips would you give to someone who wanted to design a drafting game?
Q10: Side topic… Do you ever "house rule" games? Why?
Q11: Are there any games you would not play without your "house rules" for it? What?
Q12: Do you have rules for players when playing in your house?

See you later!

11am (L.A)

2pm (New York)
7pm (UK)
8pm (Germany)

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