Restoring a Classic - Reviewing The New Castles of Burgundy

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @invine
    @invine 2 года назад +1

    Hurloon Minotaur on the wall! one of my favourite cards for the art. i'll trust what you have to say about burgundy because of that.

    • @TheCardboardHerald
      @TheCardboardHerald  2 года назад

      Sound reasoning to me! Hurly’s artist is a fellow Alaskan, Anson Maddocks. Well, at least he grew up in Alaska even if he lives down south now. He’s always been one of my favorite MTG artists.

  • @vela-6
    @vela-6 5 месяцев назад

    This convinced me, I should get the old version. That city art is INSANE on the eyes, and not having the key on the player board would require each player to constantly reference a rulebook. Those two details would probably outweigh any benefit of getting the new board with all the expansions, which is kind of a bummer.
    Though, I am considering, maybe I could buy the new board and just let it sit in the sun for a day to sun-bleach it. That'd help!

  • @CreakyTableGames
    @CreakyTableGames 2 года назад

    Great review. You definitely sold it. 🙂

  • @mihancic
    @mihancic 3 года назад

    I only discovered Castles of Burgundy with this new edition and I really loved it, also like the solo play :)

  • @Dusty-Zafu
    @Dusty-Zafu 3 года назад

    I’m not sure how you don’t have 10x the subs and views you have. Great content

    • @TheCardboardHerald
      @TheCardboardHerald  3 года назад

      Hey, thank you so much. That means a lot! Cheers & happy gaming from Alaska!

  • @kppCustom
    @kppCustom 3 года назад

    Still haven't played this game, on the "one day" list. Nice review, also dig seeing St Anger in the background of that one shot! Under rated and over hatred imho.Maybe a pairing for an R&R to come?

  • @DoppelgangerF02
    @DoppelgangerF02 3 года назад

    thx dude