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by netminder69 An item Board Game: Believe in Me! (Please) has been added to the geeklist Prelaunched Crowdfunding Board Game Projects

by Boo_n_Cass Related Item: Mini Rogue Gryphon Tracks wrote:I actually really like ODD but it is not a typical dungeon crawler, and I have heard of a lot of people bouncing off it. Mini Rogue is much more typical of the genre and is also a nice game. I just wish the standard game came with the dual layer boards, as they would have helped its accessibility quite a bit. But it is a very solid Roguelike, true to the name.Have you tried Kinfire Delve: Vainglory's Grotto or any of tye other 2?

by MrJohn26 Related Item: Viral Thanks for all the wishes

by netminder69 An item Board Game: Believe in Me! (Please) has been added to the geeklist 2026 Kickstarter and Other Crowdfunded Boardgame Projects Part 1: January-June

by colintress Theobrom wrote:Please… the thread was interesting for some of us (at least me). There is already dozens of thread on AI.Let's not transform all new thread into an pro vs cons of AI please. :)what was interesting to you? someone saying that they're buying the game?

by netminder69 An item Board Game: Stonefall has been added to the geeklist 2026 Kickstarter and Other Crowdfunded Boardgame Projects Part 1: January-June

by ira212 It's a cool idea, but unfortunately I had a lot of trouble playing. Here are my top suggestions for improvement at this point:1) Add an undo feature. There are many confusing moments and possible bugs, if you allow the player to undo, they might be able to actually play a game.2) The screen real estate should focus on the most important things. For example, you're giving up a lot of wasted space on the right, when the map should really be 80% of the screen. The politics track could be more compressed, similar to the way it exists on the actual board.3) When you mouse-over a card, it should immediately enlarge, without having to click on it - if the player is mousing over it, they want to know what it does! Also, it's important to show at a glance if the card is a Muster, Army, or Character card. It's also important to know what cards the opponent has in hand, which I couldn't see anywhere (though ma

by eimwolliballa Molokov wrote:And if you do want to gussy it up, my suggestion would be to find 6 metal coins in a design you like (hopefully dragons!) and that's pretty much all you'd need :)Great idea. Thanks. I preordered the retail version today 😁

by ParzivalTMP I’m with those a little disappointed that the rules don’t allow the flying Snowspeeders to actually fly. I allow Snowspeeders to essentially ignore all terrain movement restrictions except the seracs. I’ve considered allowing them to fly over (through) friendly infantry and artillery (they do so in the film), but not any enemy unit (we’ll call that avoiding anti-aircraft fire). They can’t stop on any hex occupied by any other unit, friendly or not. To balance things out, Snowspeeders wouldn’t gain the advantages of any terrain except ridges (height is height)— really, what advantage does a Snowspeeder get from a building or wreckage or rocks? It’s up high; they are below it— generally, aircraft are not protected by buildings (certainly not the underground facilities as on Hoth)! Otherwise, LoS rules are unchanged for Snowspeeders— we’ll just assume there’s a lot of activ

by SDLJUnkie That miscreant Pope has cleverly traveled through controlled West Virginia and has broken into the southwestern Virginia with a small force.He dropped some units along the way establish his line of communication back through Wytheville during the political control phase at the end of the last turn, so he remains in-supply (his logistics officer is a wizard, clearly). Can he use the railroad from Wytheville, Lynchburg, and Appomattox CH to draw his units to him in Burkeville during the strategic movement phase? It's an isolated section of track, but it is in-supply and has an LOC... Does he steal all the locomotives in Lynchburg?