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by IsolatedPawn I never said any of that, and you've now crossed the line into being insufferable, so this will be my last comment on the matter.I specifically said good human art is still better than AI art.Personally, I don't care, at all, about the environmental impact of creating boardgame artwork. All things being equal, less is better, but it is so insignificant that it just doesn't matter.The actual environmental impact of boardgames is in the production and global transportation of them, and also people gathering to play them, if they're using transportation.The design aspects to focus on, for someone who cares, would be on the selection of components, box size, and location of production.Once the image is created for the box cover, it takes exactly the same amount of resources to print 25k copies of AI art or 25k copies of human art.Where that's not true is compo

by t_knotts An item Board Game: Inventors of the South Tigris has been added to the geeklist The Solo Games Chain of Generosity

by coolrivers thx for sharing this, I think I saw your post on the other site.

by Dren608 RSGG wrote:Hello.Retreat result. A Danish unit is in hex 2122, and is subject to DR result. The German unit is in hex 2222. May the Danish unit retreat across the strait, with the bold black arrow, into 2123? Or must it retreat northwards?My understanding is that it possibly can due to rule 5.3.5 where there's a prohibited hexside between hex 2222 and 2123? I'm presuming crossing at a strait is allowable only from arrow point to arrow point. AND zoc cannot cross prohibited hexside, even though a one hex gap isn't created with Danish unit retreated into 2123?Zoc do cross straits normally, arrow point to arrow point, correct?Many thanks for clarifying this. Always allowed it in any game I've seen played. One of the reasons Dane sets up in tha

by Anakinnnn Hey Rhino King!First of all, thanks so much for playing! Thanks for the support!!I love to see questions like these combos come up.Let's play out this scenario.So we play Reality Glitch as we normally would. We follow the instructions: PLAY THIS CARD AND THEN PLAY AND RESOLVE A SECOND DISCOVERY CARD.Then we play Abandon Planet.DISCARD ALL OF YOUR DISCOVERY CARDS, RELIC CARDS, ESPIONAGE CARDS, AND

by matt_g_uk AnihcP wrote:While you're here: we have another special edition featuring at All aBOARD EXPO 2026. Why not drop by and check out Modern Art: Philippine Edition, another full local adaptation of a Reiner Knizia classic, Modern Art!Will there be any way to get hold of these internationally? Specifically I’m in the UK. GamingLibrary doesn’t let me order.

by karar2k An item File: CDMD - S4 Story Mode has been added to the geeklist Karar's Story Mode Campaigns for Board Games

by cassacom $15.00 for Board Game: Zooloretto Condition: New Location: United States

by lacxox Related Item: Ticket to Ride Map Collection 8: Iberia & South Korea Eric Brosius wrote:ELO is Electric Light Orchestra. Elo is the surname of Hungarian mathematician Arpad Elo.(Actually his name is Árpád Élő but somehow foreigners can't use those accents. :D )

by Applefiend I've primarily played solo, and I find that the Simulacrum is too easy to beat on Normal difficulty (no heat). I haven't lost to the Simulacrum in 5 solo plays (but some games have been close).Usually if the Simulacrum has a great first turn, then it usually means it has used its very powerful cards which allows you to make a comeback in the later rounds. You need to be more judicious about which Locations you are prepared to lose to the Simulacrum and which Locations you really want to win. There are lots of direct strategies and tactics to keep the Simulacrum under control.For example if the Simulacrum is building up a lot of influence in the Council, you want to win The Castle in order to remove their influence. If the Simulacrum has a lot of Gold cards in the discard pile, then don't let them win the Necropolis and allow them to return their Gold cards to their deck etc. I try to