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by norberts The first question is a little bit tricky and the rulebook from what I can see only mentions "Western coast"

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by bhr_79 dgrueda wrote:btw I wouldn't call the Poseidon effect "attack". Attacking has some gameplay expectations that don't fit here, IMO. Since the gameplay for Poseidon is the same as yours (advancing the temple track), I would call it "Poseidon followers" or something like that.You are right, that's better.mbsumo wrote:Hi, with Poseidon as the opponent now, I was thinking maybe replace the intrigue generic knife with an icon of Poseidon’s trident as well?Yes, I have been thinking about this too. Though I want the thunderbolt to be more prominent than the trident, as this game is about Zeus and there might be a game family of cards wi

by woldview replying to myself so everyone sees it (I hope)many thanks for so much useful input 0 - i am very grateful.Having played about 100 games of flamme rouge, and seeing the similarities in the play through videos - i am confident this is a winner so, as i expect to get in a LOT of solo play - i did invest in legends toothanks againit all arrives tomorrow

by HealthyGamingNetwork Interesting idea and I am a huge proponent of playing games the way you want. My concern would be remembering the new turn order. Does the track somehow provide a visual indication of whose turn it is? Even with this, moving away from a clockwise or counterclockwise turn order for choosing actions seems like it would really slow the game down and present the opportunity for mistakes. I would make preserving a standard turn order flow a priority.Perhaps instead of your turn track you could create a small bonus for the player “getting screwed” to mitigate this problem (ala Feast for Odin).Or how about, in keeping with the clock theme, allow players to take the Starting Player action to change the direction of the turn order? So the first player there gets the start-bus and each subsequent player there can change the turn order direction to counterclockwise or

by Neojaw Nice example. I think both attacks target your partner because of the wording:1- Block your "opponents' attacks" (so both, yours and your partner's)2- "All attacks" against "you and/or your partner" target your opponent's partner instead.So you attacked AND your partner attacked, so both attacks land on your partner.

by charmed_0215 I wish Hoopla had advertised this Math Trade. That likely would have gotten more people to participate!

by Oezz Hey just letting people know that Veector, a big contributor to the custom fan-made content for Tyrants on this forum, has launched his own game. I thought I would make a post in case anyone was looking for other games that combine deckbuilding with area control, as they're remarkably rare (besides Eschaton). From reading the rules, you can tell it draws a lot of inspiration from TotU, although with a few key differences. FWIW I'm not affiliated in any way, but I've enjoyed both the Yugoloth and Spiderkin decks, so I've been interested in the project. If curious, the bgg landing page has more info: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/322435/solarion-foundati....