Ierusalem: Anno Domini | Review

Join Jason Perez, Dan Thurot, and me for a discussion of Ierusalem: Anno Domini, a game about getting close to Jesus at the Last Supper. BGG: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3...
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[@davidthompson7233]

Absolutely brilliant discussion!

[@januacoeli]

Thanks for this! This was one of the best discussions…I really appreciate the diverse perspectives…also great to see Space Biff on camera!

[@peepingThomist]

Starting at 33:00 the discussion was excellent, though Jason was also interesting. Most Christians don't think of Jesus the way this game presents him, but that by itself raises the sorts of questions y'all raised. Each of us wants a game that's impossible.

[@cardboardconflicts]

Loved this talk, especially the dives into Christianity

[@pawnjuggler]

Excellent video. Thanks

[@oskarjoto]

Thanks for the video guys. Even though is very respectful towards christiniaty, I refuse to play any game that gamifies anything directly tied to Jesus. I will continue to play White dog games' The mission for my historical christianity game fill

[@Poiuytrew.Q]

Wow, I want to take Liz’s class! @13:15 hahahaha
Would it be a Roman centurian or a foot soldier standing all night watching Jesus die? 🧐

[@gbdomingo]

Do you really think it’s possible for a euro to have unexpected scoring? Won’t that be frustrating for players?

[@BeyondSolitaire]

I think that it depends on the way the game is presented and whether it has clear expectations for players. Games can be almost anything as long as they don't make the player feel "cheated."