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michael fink wrote on Mon, Dec 20, 2004 06:21 PM UTC:Excellent ★★★★★
this is a great game. i bought 2 games sat at the meet at adelphi university, one for the club that i coach at abbey lane elem in levittown ny and one for personal use for my kids. i have appx 125 kids in the club and introduced the monday kids today to it and they loved it. the fri noght crew has been playing it from another boy who brought it in to show. he happened to have taken 1st place this sat in plunder chess at the adelphi meet.

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