MxFraud @mxfraud@tabletop.social

Great theme, great art, great mechanics, but the cognitive load is high for no vakye

I feel there is some choice made that work mechanically, but really increase the cognitive load for no reason: gaining energy could be done the last thing of the turn, so during the turn no one has to think about it.

I trully dislike the component, perfect for the theme, but they feel cheep and the natives huts looks like a mushroom.
The blight is a small tiny thing it should be big/bad

Apparently I need to play sleeping gods.
Anyone here played it?

I played the new Dune game, Dune Imperium and while it was good for a themed game, the resource part is somewhat a distraction.

The first game I ended up with so much, too much of everything.
The second game, I barely used the resource from the map and done a lot better.

So the core of the game is not in the core of the theme, but it is not in the way of the game either.

Good quality components and pretty art, worth playing, maybe worth having if you are a big Dune fan

Enjoying throwing some dice and fighting monsters without having to put too much effort into it.

the balance thing from the avatar RPG kickstarter is looking pretty good

Avatar the last airbender the TTRPG, yes, but hear me out: a wizzard of earthsea the TTRPG

When you loose your dice but in a lucky way.

Image description: a dice lost behind some bus stop / behind a fence, the 6 is face up.
(Also people put garbagr everywhere)

Snapped a 2003 game of thrones game for £20
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/6472/game-thrones

I sae one about two years ago but missed thr opportunity, happy to have a chance to grab this one.

There was some cheap marvel game for sales at The Works, like sinister six and wakanda forever for £5 and £10 respectivelly.

I might have considered the wakanda forever if the price was the othwr way around, just to get the black panther model