I'm working on a trade at Boardgamegeek where I would send an Avalon Hill car racing game from the 1960s called LeMans in exchange for the 2-Player Diplomacy Deck for Here I Stand.
LeMans has sold at Ebay for over $50, but I've only played it once. I own Avalon Hill's Speed Circuit, which is very similar, and Al owns the Descartes Editeur version of Formula De, which is a less technical, but far more attractive open-wheel-racing game. In short LeMans has no real role in my collection, other than as a collector's item.
The 2-Player Here I Stand Deck, on the other hand, would allow Andrew and me to play Here I Stand by ourselves (since putting together a group of six is so difficult). Also, I think that Patrick was really getting a feel for handling the religious roles (and rolls) when we played on January 18th. I think he might enjoy the 2-player game, and, if he practices with the 2-player game, he may be able to take the Protestants the next time we play Here I Stand and need a sixth player.
Before making the trade, I need to double check the components for LeMans (to make sure nothing is missing), and the person on the other end needs to locate his copy of the deck.
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