POLL: Snow on the Roof…

92 votes were cast.

Tortorella

writes:

If an historical battle calls for snow, I have winter scenics, including a snowy mat and roads, bare trees, buildings with snow. Have done Eylau 3 times, Trenton, time of year does not matter.

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VOTING RESULTS
Answer	Votes	%	Chart
not my cup of tea	0	0%
none of these/no opinion	2	2%
no snow where I live	7	8%
this is ridiculous	1	1%
we play games with snow more often when it is hot hot hot!	2	2%
snowy games more often when snowing	10	11%
no snow in my games	33	36%
other (explain)	2	2%
no discernable difference for games with snow	35	38%
not my genre	0	0%

POLL IS CLOSED

POLL DESCRIPTION

etotheipi writes:

…equals snow on the tabletop?

Do you tend to play more (or possibly only) snowy tabletop games when it is snowing outside? Maybe the other way around? Of course, some people may not have any snow games for the tabletop… or outside the door!

We have some seasonal games set in our (roughly) thermocline that we play in the winter because it is winter outside. Other ones with snow, either set at the poles or in fictional snowy settings tend to come out more often when it is snowing, or at least winter.

Poll set up by Editor in Chief Bill , based on this pre-poll discussion.