I noticed in the list of games that Blood Bowl was included.  How exactly would that particular game be played on this format?  I've been a huge fan for years so was rather curious when I saw the title.

In reply to Der Rot Konig (msg # 1):

Well - Blood Bowl is a turn-based game, so it's not terribly difficult to execute on this format.  The most difficult aspect would be deciding on how to handle mapping.  Depending upon the degree of comfort with mapping products (and the GM's willingness to deal with it) - one could use some cool imaging software to show a normal board and change the position of the player tokens with each move.

Alternatively - it could be played with no "GM", and instead each person could be the GM - to make the speed of player faster and simpler.

So essentially something like the old school play-by-mail chess games.  Loses a bit of the excitement, I'm sure, but I can see how that would work.  Thanx! :D