Now that you've got the itch, you'll most likely go the way I went about 8 years ago. I was an IT guy that got together about every three months for a day of LAN gaming. After going to Origins one time in 2004, I bought a small game called Station Master (which BTW Wil, perfect for the show). Since that game, I've amassed a collection of over 300 games and my online gaming has been diminished to some FB games and a small spattering of Flash games on Kongregate as a time waster. Once you go cardboard, it's hard to go back to the digital realm.

I'm with you on this one, Wil. I saw a comment on BGG about how in TTR, you didn't draw more tickets after you had completed your routes. I responded back that you didn't break the rules becuase that's an option, not a requirement, on your turn. As for Gloom, I've played the game once and it was OK. We hadn't played the storytelling version, so I don't know if that hampered my enjoyment of the game or if I still would have just said "Meh" after it was done. Not my favorite, but to each their own.