Terminology goof @3:06? The card requires *_2 nobles, 1 soldier and 1 scholar._* Starting with the left column and going from top to bottom, the professions are: 1) Noble, 2) Soldier, 3) Priest, 4) Artisan, 5) Merchant, 6) Scholar.
Richard rarely, and I mean rarely, uses the official terminology when doing these videos... many times he uses different names for the same thing in one video, it's just what comes to mind in the moment and it really makes no difference to understand the game or what's happening... Many times the terminology he uses is even better and more thematic than the original one
Only 1000 games of the Spielworxx version were made. They were sold out. TMG are printing more. I guess the printer Spielworxx used, isn't just printing a second version without changes; otherwise I would suspect it would be quicker. Also the deluxe version is being made, so shipping all at same time will be cheaper than 2 lots.
What is also interesting is that one of the pledge levels is an international edition where you can specify the language of the rulebook, in Dutch, French, German, Italian, or Polish
On a sidenote I hear you say you want to "build this city to set up for my stall". Is that a common reference to stables, or is the word simply pronounced that way?
Terminology goof @3:06? The card requires *_2 nobles, 1 soldier and 1 scholar._*
Starting with the left column and going from top to bottom, the professions are: 1) Noble, 2) Soldier, 3) Priest, 4) Artisan, 5) Merchant, 6) Scholar.
Richard rarely, and I mean rarely, uses the official terminology when doing these videos... many times he uses different names for the same thing in one video, it's just what comes to mind in the moment and it really makes no difference to understand the game or what's happening...
Many times the terminology he uses is even better and more thematic than the original one
@@PauloRenato23 Fair enough.
Wondering why the standard version pledge on KS still ships in Nov '18, was it not released last year?
Only 1000 games of the Spielworxx version were made. They were sold out. TMG are printing more. I guess the printer Spielworxx used, isn't just printing a second version without changes; otherwise I would suspect it would be quicker. Also the deluxe version is being made, so shipping all at same time will be cheaper than 2 lots.
What is also interesting is that one of the pledge levels is an international edition where you can specify the language of the rulebook, in Dutch, French, German, Italian, or Polish
On a sidenote I hear you say you want to "build this city to set up for my stall". Is that a common reference to stables, or is the word simply pronounced that way?
It occurs to me only after posting that you referred to the German designation of the card, no doubt.