HYPERBOREA / Welcome--back to the circus

**Posted by Handy Haversack** 12/01/2015 1:06 pm

At GaryCon last year, gizmomathboy gave me and BigPerm a copy of the rules for Circus Maximus because BigPerm bragged that he is going to win it this year. Needless to say, we remained unprepared.

Anyone have any advice or tutorials or know any good resources? Just an example of play might be useful.

**Posted by gizmomathboy** 12/02/2015 11:05 am

If you go to the boardgamegeek page for it there are some downloads of The General that had some questions about it and give some decent tips about being a bastard.

I might also be inclined to drop a link here for those as well.

**Posted by gizmomathboy** 12/02/2015 11:08 am

Also, on the the garycon forums I'm accepting ideas to make the moebius maximus track "interesting".

I probably should get around to submitting my garycon events...

**Posted by BigPerm** 12/23/2015 6:29 am

I just ordered a copy of this. I'll be spending the next 2 months getting ready for GaryCon.
I guess I should also bone up on some Latin phrases to really set the mood.

Last edited by BigPerm (12/23/2015 6:30 am)

**Posted by Handy Haversack** 12/23/2015 10:14 am

Alea iacta est!

**Posted by gizmomathboy** 12/23/2015 10:55 am

BigPerm wrote:
I just ordered a copy of this. I'll be spending the next 2 months getting ready for GaryCon.
I guess I should also bone up on some Latin phrases to really set the mood.

Suges (You suck)

I flagellabunt vos sicut canis es ( I whip you like the dog you are)

Viam victori (Make way for the victor)

nunc te morientem terra (You die now)

moriemini (You die)

I suppose I could do this all day on Google Translate if I shouldn't be getting ready for xmas.

Look forward to see you at the races, Big Perm.

Also, fun to see how they get retranslated...badly by the same google translator.

Last edited by gizmomathboy (12/23/2015 10:57 am)

**Posted by Handy Haversack** 12/23/2015 11:20 am

Mea navis volitans anguillis plena est (My hovercraft is full of eels--it could happen!)

Things I Worked On · **Posted by Ynas Midgard** 12/23/2015 2:50 pm

moriemini means something like "you will die", actually; the imperative form would be morere or morére.