by DJBunz27

Need to make room for the games I'm picking up from the VFM, so I've posted a BIG batch of games for sale/trade today! Lots of bundles, expansions, and a few harder-to-find titles!

NEW LISTINGS:

The Red Dragon Inn 1–8 + 10 Allies packs + Smorgasbox - $200 SB / $300 BIN
Dominion + 4 expansions in consolidated deck boxes - $125 SB / $175 BIN
Custom Dominion Lazy Susan card holder - $65 SB / $100 BIN
Etherfields + multiple expansions and miniatures - $125 SB / $200 BIN
Bargain Quest + 3 expansions - $15 SB / $30 BIN
Catan: Settlers of America - Trails to Rails - $30 SB / $45 BIN
Catan: Dawn of Humankind - $20 SB / $35 BIN
Dorfromantik: Sakura - $10 SB / $20 BIN
Black Angel - $20 FP
CuBirds - $15 FP
The Rise of Queensdale - $25 SB / $45 BIN
Candamir: The First Settlers - $10 SB / $20 BIN

Check out my other listings too, and feel free to reach out with any questions or offers! (if we had discussed trades before, but these new listings look interesting to you, please reach back out!)

https://yulgame.com/Vfm/Items/383945?Seller=DJBunz27&Status=...

by GrimoireOfJank

So there's the "Whodunnit" sort of mystery, mostly for murder but also applicable for stealing or... Really anything that was a crime? Murder She Wrote and most similar shows/stories are that. Unravelling who did it by finding clues (or by the episode ending soon and the writers deciding it is time for a sudden epiphany).
And "Howcatchem" is how Columbo works. The audience knows who the killer is, they often watched them do the act- but the show is about proving that. About wearing the killer down until they confess or getting enough evidence that they don't have to.

I haven't ran many mysteries but I could imagine a Columbo-style game would be awesome, with the right players, because if a character (or player) has a suspicion (or knows), how do they convince everyone else? In Columbo, especially, the titular detective presents himself as at a far lower status than the killers. If he went out and baselessly accused someone of something, even if they did do it, he'd probably end up sued and lose his job. He has to be smart about it.
And as an audience (at least for me) that is still super compelling.

(Obviously these don't super apply to like... Uncovering a massive conspiracy or figuring out some long since forgotten lore or something like that)

by Zooboo

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by timeteo316

okiedokie wrote:

twesterm wrote:

So I have a question for you experienced sellers-- how are you transporting all your games to the con and, most importantly, from your car to the hotel room back down to the VFM room?

I think I can fit all the games I've sold in my car and I have a collapsible wagon that can hold a lot of games, I'm not sure if it can hold all 30-ish games I've sold. Any tips and tricks? I hope I can get a valet card for bringing things to my room, no idea if I'll have to make multiple trips back down to the VFM room.

The bell carts are available for guests for unloading/loading (car to room/room to car) but should not be used for transport during the con (room to VFM/Bazaar and back).

So i have sold about 40 at the VFM i plan on using totes and some Ikea bags i bought from amazon. Total have a bit over 100 games i would like to move via FM and VFM. I am going to see if i can find a foldable dolly for the totes and wagon for bags. On the flea market i think you can drop stuff off early but for the VFM do not think its possible not sure how early the room will be ready. But luckly. the games i have sold are not mammoth size.
I am at the hotel starting wensday any one know are we able to checkin a bit early?

by agramore

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AB2014solo wrote:

Brass Jester wrote:

Egad! I said I'd blow the dust off this

Great movie, great moment/line! 😆

by okiedokie

twesterm wrote:

So I have a question for you experienced sellers-- how are you transporting all your games to the con and, most importantly, from your car to the hotel room back down to the VFM room?

I think I can fit all the games I've sold in my car and I have a collapsible wagon that can hold a lot of games, I'm not sure if it can hold all 30-ish games I've sold. Any tips and tricks? I hope I can get a valet card for bringing things to my room, no idea if I'll have to make multiple trips back down to the VFM room.

The bell carts are available for guests for unloading/loading (car to room/room to car) but should not be used for transport during the con (room to VFM/Bazaar and back).

by DungeonCrawlerRobert

I want to play this with family who aren’t local. Can anyone recommend which VTT would be best for sharing the map, moving meeples around, sharing images, character stats, and spells?

by Donogh

An item RPG Item: Against Time and Death has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPGG Challenge: Play Five RPGs You Have Never Played Before (Each At Least Once)

by Donogh

An item RPG Item: Oceania 2084 has been added to the geeklist 2026 RPG Challenge: Run 5 RPGs New to You in 2026

by Pyronik2003

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Glad you enjoyed it :)

by kitfox4

I carry 100 games on a single red wagon wagon using sturdy reusable bins but it's very sketchy. 30 games on a single wagon should be easy with a few plastic stackable totes or some cardboard boxes and tape. My personal favorite box to move games in are apple boxes from the grocery store since they fit 6 ticket to ride games perfectly and are free daily. You just have to ask the right time to show up and pick them up.

by twesterm

Ha, understood. As long as I'm not the only one sweating making multiple trips. 😅

I've been going to BGG Con for 10+ years, this will be my first time experiencing the VFM so excited to see the fun.