Last summer several of our board games were scattered

[conuly]

which sucks, and our plan was to replace them one by one, but none of us really wanted to do the part where we looked at the games and figured out which ones we were missing.

I've done that today, and the list isn't quite as bad as I'd feared!

Here it is:

King of New York, plus expansion
King of Tokyo, plus expansion
Ticket to Ride, plus expansion
Ticket to Ride Europe, plus expansion
Carcassonne: The River (maybe, it's possible this is stored apart from the rest for some reason)
Clue Master Detective (out of print, and I swear this is the last time I'm replacing it)
Parcheesi (note: I want to find somebody to custom make me a six-person board)
Fairy Tale
Pick Picnic
Stone Soup (out of print)
Coloretto (actually, this was lost separately)
Scrabble (I have no idea why you can't replace tiles online but have to mail order them)
Machi Koro

And we already replaced Forbidden Desert, Forbidden Island, and Sheriff of Nottingham, plus Tsuro.

Some of those are a bit spendy, but they're all doable if we do it paycheck by paycheck. (However, if anybody has old copies they'd like to send over at a low cost, I'm happy to bargain!)

Any recommendations for the future, after we've restocked what we lost?

Comments

[peoriapeoriawhereart]

Blue, plain wood, reddish, which tiles are you?

[conuly]

I'll have to check and get back to you after I walk these doggies :) It's my mom and sister who like Scrabble, I've never ever been a big fan.

[conuly]

Wood tiles. Just to confirm, you're not asking out of a general sense of interest, right? Because I don't want to go count out all the tiles on the assumption you're offering to mail me one for less hassle than Hasbro would provide if that's not the case at all!

[peoriapeoriawhereart]

I'm not baiting you. I've got tiles in each of those colors. I can't swear which letters, but if you just need a few I can probably get them into an envelope.

I can't promise it'd be real quick. Each of those colors are wood, btw.

[conuly]

Sometimes, even on the internet, I'm a little slow on the uptake when it comes to social things, so I like to make sure I understand everything properly :)

[peoriapeoriawhereart]

Np. I just happen to live near one of the places board games come to die. I'm more than happy to let some Scrabble tiles get back to their work.

[fred_mouse]

As a back up, I also have spare tiles. I buy old sets at op-shops which are missing some letters, because more sets mean more people can play go-scrabble. So I would completely not care about rehoming some, if I have the right match.