The Bar on the corner of every regionBoard

What if K-POP never went famous and A-POP become famous instead?
What about A-POP stanners and A-POP stanning?

Tank commander wrote:

I promised your fa-

My god
Drinks his beer, and falls over in shock

Arcticfoxxo wrote:

help, I have seven unopened packs but my deck is at full capacity TwT

You're hoarding useless cards which are clogging up your space. Junk some, sell others, gift some to the nations on the cards, use the profits to buy more space and generally focus on what kind of cards you wish to collect. Just because a card is listed as 'rare' doesn't make it valuable. Put most of what you've got on the market at reasonable prices and free up some space while gaining credits that you can use to buy more of what you want to collect. If you have another nation-character, you can gift cards to them and use them for storage or to showcase your collection.

Keep in mind that the only value that the cards have is the one that your personally attach to it.

Lampastan wrote:

You're hoarding useless cards which are clogging up your space. Junk some, sell others, gift some to the nations on the cards, use the profits to buy more space and generally focus on what kind of cards you wish to collect. Just because a card is listed as 'rare' doesn't make it valuable. Put most of what you've got on the market at reasonable prices and free up some space while gaining credits that you can use to buy more of what you want to collect. If you have another nation-character, you can gift cards to them and use them for storage or to showcase your collection.

Keep in mind that the only value that the cards have is the one that your personally attach to it.

yeah I knowwww, but I'm a bit of a hoarder

Empire of re-estize wrote:

You are quite nice and polite

Of course I am. I'm a lady, after all.

Anacin wrote:

Try to sell some of your cards, I've done that

I junk most of my cards because...

Lampastan wrote:

Keep in mind that the only value that the cards have is the one that your personally attach to it.

And I only keeping collecting packs because I have found some interesting cards that way.

Wardrop wrote:

Hi

Good day. Would you like a table or a booth?

*Lake of Fur climbs out from under the counter, ties on an apron and takes his station behind the bar*

Now, where were we?

Anacin wrote:

Just Starting a Game of Bar Dice, Wanna Join?

Nah, I've got work to do. But you go ahead, it sounds like fun.

Feoras wrote:

What is bar dice?

Liar's Dice, a common bar game. I've played it many times and it's a great way to fill time while you're having a beer or two.

^{"Liar's dice is a class of dice games for two or more players requiring the ability to deceive and to detect an opponent's deception.}

^{In "single hand" liar's dice games, each player has a set of dice, all players roll once, and the bids relate to the dice each player can see (their hand) plus all the concealed dice (the other players' hands). In "common hand" games, there is one set of dice which is passed from player to player. The bids relate to the dice as they are in front of the bidder after selected dice have been re-rolled."}

^{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liar%27s_dice}

^{https://www.dicegamedepot.com/liars-dice-rules/}

There are ways to play it on-line, if Anacin wishes to host a game.

(This one was created by 'Kevan', the creator of Urban Dead, an on-line browser game I have been playing for years)
_{https://kevan.org/games/liarsdice}

"Basic rules: each player privately loads this page on their phone or computer and positions the device so that no other player can see the screen. The starting player announces the minimum number of instances of a particular number they think appear in total across all players' dice (eg. "seven 3s"). 1s are wild, and always count as the predicted number. Going clockwise, each player may either raise the previous player's bid (either to a higher quantity of the same number, or any quantity of a higher number) or challenge it. When a challenge is made, everyone reveals their screens; if the challenged prediction was correct (ie. at least that many instances of the number are present, including wild 1s), the predicter wins, otherwise the challenger wins. The loser of the challenge loses one die and they open the next round; when a player runs out of dice, they're eliminated."

But there are many other sites to find that will let people play together.

^{https://www.funnode.com/games/liars-dice}

^{https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.yoambulante.liarsdicepro&hl=en_US}

Lake of fur wrote:

Liar's Dice, a common bar game. I've played it many times and it's a great way to fill time while you're having a beer or two.

^{"Liar's dice is a class of dice games for two or more players requiring the ability to deceive and to detect an opponent's deception.}

^{In "single hand" liar's dice games, each player has a set of dice, all players roll once, and the bids relate to the dice each player can see (their hand) plus all the concealed dice (the other players' hands). In "common hand" games, there is one set of dice which is passed from player to player. The bids relate to the dice as they are in front of the bidder after selected dice have been re-rolled."}

^{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liar%27s_dice}

^{https://www.dicegamedepot.com/liars-dice-rules/}

There are ways to play it on-line, if Anacin wishes to host a game.

(This one was created by 'Kevan', the creator of Urban Dead, an on-line browser game I have been playing for years)
_{https://kevan.org/games/liarsdice}

"Basic rules: each player privately loads this page on their phone or computer and positions the device so that no other player can see the screen. The starting player announces the minimum number of instances of a particular number they think appear in total across all players' dice (eg. "seven 3s"). 1s are wild, and always count as the predicted number. Going clockwise, each player may either raise the previous player's bid (either to a higher quantity of the same number, or any quantity of a higher number) or challenge it. When a challenge is made, everyone reveals their screens; if the challenged prediction was correct (ie. at least that many instances of the number are present, including wild 1s), the predicter wins, otherwise the challenger wins. The loser of the challenge loses one die and they open the next round; when a player runs out of dice, they're eliminated."

But there are many other sites to find that will let people play together.

^{https://www.funnode.com/games/liars-dice}

^{https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.yoambulante.liarsdicepro&hl=en_US}

It common to play in taverns where I live (Wisconsin), So I understand it.

Anacin wrote:

It common to play in taverns where I live (Wisconsin), So I understand it.

(Your bars are much cooler than any I've been in then, save for pubs. Pubs have a great atmosphere.)

Feoras wrote:

"Gambling is a lovely pastime for nobles."

*Holtzmeyer feeds the jukebox*

Rijanya wrote:

Hello.

Welcome to this wonderful world. Would you want somthin?