Tag: Reviews

by csonic Devir Americas wrote:Thanks to everyone who participated in the sale. We received a *lot* of orders and shipping is going to take longer than our normal order processing window. Could be at least a week or more to push through them all, so please be patient. Thanks again! Thanks for communicating this, as too often companies don't do this at all and people start to complain (Always better to be ahead of it). :-)

by bassoon201 The revised core set are cards from the original core and the genesis cycle. So if u get that u have the original and the revised!

by TheInfinitus I just played once but my impression is that Inland seems the best spot... kind of like your point 4. Is hard to think to go somewhere else when you know :1 - You will get strong rewards without using a dice to sink the bait2 - You dont want others to get CloutSo... having mixed feelings about it... I didn't care too much about the ratio so we mix it up all hahaha I like it more chaotic xD but yeah... not sure if we will play with much with Inland, need to have another go with different player counts but interesting that we align a bit.

by andrewvanlaar Nice to get a highlander under my belt again after a year half lol.

by Trence Well, you only have the one butler, and he's busy attending upon the Marquess, which takes far too much of his time to also prepare the event.You could invite the Marquess to a game of bowls, for instance, or a sumptuous dinner or some cigars in the parlour. But to take the Marquess on a tour of the Long Gallery, there's just too much to do to also have the butler properly talk about the art works present.

by srpad Stored resources come from the supply. They can be spent for costs (mostly) but are points at the end of the game if you don't spend them.

by Bentrouf €30.00 for Board Game: BattleLore: Call to Arms Condition: Good Location: France

by egrimm Witold Janik wrote:egrimm wrote:What the designer was thinking about here ?Just as Michael wrote: "Road congestion or extension of traffic along a road".To let it understand better: imagine 3 infantry battalions occupying 1 hex that have to pack onto their trucks (let say 120-150 vehicles) and they are starting - one truck after another - leaving this hex by one road. How long would it take before the last truck will leave the area? And how many planned and unplanned stops may occur during this 30-60 kilometers long trip separating the whole convoy and influencing their final time of arrival at the destination?If you were to read the Allied source mater

by Cmontour pacific wrote:Have you noticed that in Got Five, you can declare “Got Five” even when it is not your turn? That is part of what balances the game.If the game works this way, it is because the game is balanced this way.In Got Five, many players tend to underestimate how strong the “reveal a token” action really is. The last player’s first turn is actually stronger than the first player’s first turn, because they act with more visible information.To evaluate this, I programmed a tool able to simulate games by the thousands, or even by the hundreds of thousands.For example, here is the result of a simulation of 1,000,000 two-player games:Done: 1,000,000 game(s).Frequency - Winning player:1 -> 499,568 (49.86%)2 ->

by Fantasy EnCounter €110.00 for Board Game: Grand Prix Condition: New Location: Germany