Ben Phelan I Kickstarted this one but also own LoWD. Too bad you don't have it anymore, hopefully you did play LoWD with Scoundrels of Skullport. Corruption is one of the best mechanisms ever.
Shipwrights is a card game with drafting and resource management that is a race to build ships. Explorers is a tile laying point salad. Rune Saga ties all 3 together and let's you complete an objective to give you a special ability in the next game of the series when you play. Great system.
I played LoW with the expansion probably 35 times. Fun game but I had my fill of it. It was just getting too straightforward. This, Yedo and Age of Empires 3 all have replaced LoW as my go to worker placement games.
Thanks for the tutorial.... I will get my copy today, so I think I dot need to read the rulebook, My favourite boardgame channel in youtube... Cheers from Spain Rodney...much appreciated...
Stumbled upon this while checking out Explorers of the North Sea. I love worker placement & this seems like two-for-one worker placement + removal. Great explanation!
Thanks so much for the video! Thinking about getting this to the table tomorrow. Why is it my most recently acquired games get played before the dozens of others that have been sitting on my shelf of shame for months? They must be so jealous.
These older videos are a bit disappointing. Where's the drama? Where's the suspense? WHERE'S THE BOX FLIP?!? I'm only kidding but it has become your signature move. I knew of the box flip from friends before I had ever watched a video of yours. Another excellent video. This game looks great and I feel ready to dive right in now after another wonderful explanation of the rules. Thank you again as always.
Rodney, Great instructional video for a fantastic game. If you get a chance I recommend that you play the other games in this series as they are all very good as well. I do feel that this game is the best of the 3. Keep up the great work.
Your instruction is succinct and clear, and very well written. Out of curiosity, do you do this for a living as well? Instructional Design or training? Great stuff all around. My favorite go-to channel for learning a new game.
Thanks for the kind words Darin. This is what I do for a living now, but teaching wasn't a specific part of my work before I started RUclips. I have always enjoyed learning though, and I've tried to pay attention to techniques that I've found helpful as a learner, myself.
Hey there, I'm always happy to try to help with rules questions, but if the answer is provided in the video, than I have to direct you there. You'll find an index in the description to help you find the section you might be looking for.
Amazing you did a video for this game. And amazing it already has so many views/comments. For me, at least, the North Sea Trilogy seems impossible to find, extremely obscure (ok, I suppose I can always buy it first-party...). I'm glad you can bring some light to the series, Rodney! Hopefully this'll make some shops, sites carry it!
Question one merchant card with town hall ability. It says take the action of a building as if you placed your worker there. Does the color in that case matter?
Hey Shawn, I avoid answering questions about individual card effects (it's a bit too much for me as one person covering so may games). This might be something to follow up about on BoardGameGeek.
I heard this game creates a lot of conflict among players, as it has lot of take that moments. But that did not become apparent based on the instructions. What do think? In which situation would the take that happen? Thanks! Great video as usual.
Hey DTM, in my videos I focus on teaching, and don't weigh in on player experiences, or opinion based assessments because I find they are always so varied. One group will think a game is too "take that", another will say there's isn't enough. Sorry I can't be a help in that area.
We don't understand the recruiters play value. Can you please clarify if I get to add the recuiter and ANOTHER crew member or if it just means I add the recruiter to my crew? Thanks!
I'm stuck with the merchant card's ability at the town hall. "Use any building's action as if your worker were there." Does this only apply to vacant buildings? What if there's already a worker there? How does worker colour impact this ability? Sorry it's not very clear from my perspective.
I do try to answer all rules questions, but individual card effects is a level of detail beyond what I can manage across all the different games I’ve covered over the years. I’d advise checking the publishers website or the forums on BGG
Hi Rodney. Do you know which edition of this game you are showing? The picture on Amazon’s website has Renegade’s “R” logo on the bottom right corner of the front of the box...which I think is the 2nd Edition. Do you know what the differences are, if any?
The version with an R is the one published by Renegade Games - I'm showing the one originally published by Garphill Games. As far as I know, there are no differences between the versions.
When I attack having 5 vikings in the team but 3 are required / minimum what about special ability of each card and attack points? Do I have to choose 3 vikings who attack and only their points and abilities are taken into consideration or whole team (5 cards) is counted? PS. In the village when we work instead of attack abity of all bought vikings works, right?
After placing a worker on a building can I remove a worker from a raid location? Had our first game where we had no more gray workers since they were all on raid locations.
So each player is playing with the resources at the bottom and raiding the areas at the top? So then each player is kind of playing off what the other players have done?
Funny enough, this is the one game of the trilogy I don't have cos me and a buddy got all three together when Explorers was on Kickstarter and we decided that if we wanna play it as a trilogy, we'd get together with all three of our games, if not, he keeps Raiders while I keep Shipwright and Explorers ^o^ (I got the Runesaga expansion too so that we can play all 3 games as a campaign)
what I like about the trilogy is: ~ they change scale, from village life building ships in #1 through raiding in this #2 to a broader exploration in #3 (perhaps finding Canada!) ~ the theme but also a number of elements are consistent throughout including: use of icons and of course the brilliant art by The Mico. ( see Valeria set of card games for more of his work). ~ the final Time Saga expansion to all three that lets you turn the! into a campaign. Watch out for a new Kickstarter by When/Garphill in 2017 offering more expansions -also allowing you to pick up core games.
Watch It Played Thanks! One more question: can you also use the blue ability of the cards that are already in your group and then discard them? Or when it says switch 2 cards for resources or coins, can you also use cards in your group for that? Or only the ones in your hand?
Glenn De Block Do you have a time stamp for the section of rules you’re asking about? I don’t entirely understand the question, but that may be because I shot this 3 years ago, so my memory on the details is a little fuzzy.
@@WatchItPlayed haha understandably! :) No worries if you don't remember anymore. I just haven't got the game yet, it's on the way to me, so maybe all will be explained in the manual. 5:05 is what I was talking about. Can those cards just come out of your hand or also out of your crew? :)
Do the Vikings ever really have a decent chance of "losing" a raid anywhere, which looks like it would be the failure to acquire the minimum battle points to score the lowest VP? I kind of get the impression that you just pay a certain amount of resources and make sure that your crew is strong enough, and that the dice are just nothing more than sort of a little extra "oomph" if you think you might need it. If that's the case, it just doesn't feel like there is much of any uncertainty in a raid. Just waltz in and get your reward. Our do we have to assume that the Vikings can never lose because of the fear they instill and also for their great warrior prowess? I'd like to see some real tension in these raids. If I'm wrong, please explain to clarify this. In all other respects, this looks like one really cool game. Thanks much for such a great presentation 🙂
This is a tough one to answer, as it will depend on your groups play style. Everyone can wait until they have enough strength to be sure of a success, but taking a lucrative spot first can be advantageous, so it depends on how long you’re willing to wait to build up your forces, relative to the other players.
Okay. I guess the actual playing out of the game will bring these dynamics into view. I'm quite sure the game was designed carefully to make sure it works properly. Thanks, Rodney. Keep up the good work.
I'm not sure how much you've played it, but I'm curious. If one player starts getting into the Raids, is it possible that they pull ahead from someone who is just working in the village? I'd be worried it would get too lopsided where the people working in the village end up way behind with no hopes of catching up. Are the two well balanced?
Most of the time you are fairly neck-and-neck on your progress and the need for provisions and rebuilding your crew after they are killed off means you must alternate between raiding and working.
The game has a habit of balancing out - there are more than one way to win the game. An early Raider may get caught out later if they haven't built a good resource engine.
Yeah. Same foundation and processes as you said, and Champions does have that interesting press-your-luck side to it. That was done on purpose. Basically a hybrid of Euro and "Ameritrash". I think it's great to have two Viking games that both offer a different take on things. Nice to have some real variety out there in "gameland". I like that Champions has us go after all kinds of beasties that are more life-threatening, and thus the dice mechanism to reflect that (though there are mitigations available, especially now through the expansions). Raiders has more of the Euro flavor to it, but still does well with the theme. I think these are both excellent games, and the consensus seems to be that the expansions really open them both up well.
No, because when you Raid, you place a worker in one of the empty spaces of the area you are raiding, and then you take back a worker from the space you raided (so you wouldn't be able to take back another worker from a village space, because you'd then have 2 workers). Hope that makes sense!
nyc game dude, I'm from India n I'm a huge fan of watch it played and Rodney smith, to b honest i lyk rpg games (descent, mice n mystics etc) pls is there a way i can get such games in india at lowest costs possible, p. s: u r doing a great job Rodney, n remember tht a guy in india is a big fan of urs
Rodney doesn't review games, so you won't ever get this list. You can assume that he likes a game if he covers it on his channel. That's about all you'll get :)
Brandon was just trying to help, I'm sure. I don't review and I don't do top 10s. I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/p0Lv8LHadMc/видео.html&t=10m55s
You can pick up your own Watch It Played Raiders Of The North Sea promo here: www.podpledge.com/project/382/The-Watch-It-Played-Promo-Store/shop
I love how quickly and clearly you explain all these complex games. Thanks!
Thanks so much!
kaduzy you're right explain the videos well and clearly
i still go to your videos to learn how to play. I like your presentation style and speed. thank you!
Very kind of you to say Brazil - thanks!
@@WatchItPlayed agree
if you're right their videos are good
#1 how to play game-teacher out of 12+ channels I subscribe to on RUclips since 2015. stupendous.
Thanks Matt, very kind of you to say!
what a phenomenal how to video, This is seriously amazing, thanks so much for making this video!!
Hey Elliot, really glad you liked it - thanks!
agree
Such a perfect teach for Raiders of the North Sea. Crystal clear, efficient, but not too fast to be easy to follow.
So nice to hear - glad you enjoyed!
Well done Rodney, as usual. This is one of my favorite worker placement games. Easy to teach and fun to play as well.
Hey, thanks Jeff - glad you've been enjoying the game!
agree
Well done Rodney! Thanks for making this video!
Glad you liked it!
yes well done rodney I agree Christopher Vincent
Christopher Vincent
This is one of my favorite games. I have the entire North Sea Saga and its a lot of fun. Raiders is the game that pushed me to sell Lords of Waterdeep
I haven't played the others in the series, but I'm curious to now.
Ben Phelan I Kickstarted this one but also own LoWD. Too bad you don't have it anymore, hopefully you did play LoWD with Scoundrels of Skullport. Corruption is one of the best mechanisms ever.
I agree with Ben. LoWD with Scoundrels of Skullport is excellent. Both LoWD and Raiders need to be in everyone's gaming collections.
Shipwrights is a card game with drafting and resource management that is a race to build ships. Explorers is a tile laying point salad. Rune Saga ties all 3 together and let's you complete an objective to give you a special ability in the next game of the series when you play. Great system.
I played LoW with the expansion probably 35 times. Fun game but I had my fill of it. It was just getting too straightforward. This, Yedo and Age of Empires 3 all have replaced LoW as my go to worker placement games.
Thanks for the tutorial.... I will get my copy today, so I think I dot need to read the rulebook, My favourite boardgame channel in youtube... Cheers from Spain Rodney...much appreciated...
Greeting back from Canada! Hope you have a great time playing :)
Thank you so much you made the game so easy to play without reading the annoying instructions
Very glad to know you didn’t have to mess with any rulebooks today :)
Well done Rodney! I'm looking forward to playing this game soon. Thanks so much!
You're very welcome Christopher!
this is my first board game. thank you for a clear explanation!
My pleasure, have fun playing!
Thank you for this introduction. Great explanation. 👍
Very kind of you to say!
Stumbled upon this while checking out Explorers of the North Sea. I love worker placement & this seems like two-for-one worker placement + removal. Great explanation!
Thanks for checking out the video, I hope it helped you make your decision!
Just got game, and have watched this numerous times to enhance the rule book. Thanks
I hope you have a great time playing Dave!
Just picked this up and this video was very helpful. Thanks Rodney! 🙂
You're very welcome Dean, thanks for checking it out - have a great time playing!
Great video just picked it up at Origins
Have a great time playing!
Thanks so much for the video! Thinking about getting this to the table tomorrow. Why is it my most recently acquired games get played before the dozens of others that have been sitting on my shelf of shame for months? They must be so jealous.
Sometimes that fresh game has a little extra sparkle :)
Great video as always, thanks for all you do.
Cheers Anthony!
agree
Very clear & concise. Thank you.
Very glad you enjoyed it!
These older videos are a bit disappointing. Where's the drama? Where's the suspense? WHERE'S THE BOX FLIP?!?
I'm only kidding but it has become your signature move. I knew of the box flip from friends before I had ever watched a video of yours. Another excellent video. This game looks great and I feel ready to dive right in now after another wonderful explanation of the rules. Thank you again as always.
Welcome to the "before" times :) Glad the video was helpful Brian!
Awesome work as always Rodney!
Thanks Zero!
I still see your videos I like your explanatory dynamics
Glad you're enjoying!
Thanks for the video. Added to wishlist.
Glad you liked it Jian!
Rodney, Great instructional video for a fantastic game.
If you get a chance I recommend that you play the other games in this series as they are all very good as well. I do feel that this game is the best of the 3.
Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Going to play this weekend, so did a refresh.
I think you forgot the cheiftain points at the end score
They are shown, but certainly could have been called out specifically - not sure why I didn't! Have fun playing!
@@WatchItPlayed thanks man! thanks to you now I recaped all rules. going to try the expansions for the first time
Great explanation as always Rodney!
Very kind of you to say - thanks!
Your instruction is succinct and clear, and very well written. Out of curiosity, do you do this for a living as well? Instructional Design or training? Great stuff all around. My favorite go-to channel for learning a new game.
Thanks for the kind words Darin. This is what I do for a living now, but teaching wasn't a specific part of my work before I started RUclips. I have always enjoyed learning though, and I've tried to pay attention to techniques that I've found helpful as a learner, myself.
I have a question. When you raid you take and the worker to use him in future rounds??
Hey there, I'm always happy to try to help with rules questions, but if the answer is provided in the video, than I have to direct you there. You'll find an index in the description to help you find the section you might be looking for.
Another great video! Are you going to make a video about Bunny Kingdom too? 🤗
Thanks for the interest. I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/EdtDuvIUa6A/видео.html&t=342
@@WatchItPlayed I understand your answer, thanks for explaining this in a video! 👍🏻
Hey! Thanks for the video! Just one question, metal coins are included in retail version? Thank you!!
Hey Andry, they are not.
Just got mine off amazon, came with metal coins.
Amazing you did a video for this game. And amazing it already has so many views/comments.
For me, at least, the North Sea Trilogy seems impossible to find, extremely obscure (ok, I suppose I can always buy it first-party...).
I'm glad you can bring some light to the series, Rodney! Hopefully this'll make some shops, sites carry it!
Very glad you enjoyed seeing it featured :)
Question one merchant card with town hall ability. It says take the action of a building as if you placed your worker there. Does the color in that case matter?
Hey Shawn, I avoid answering questions about individual card effects (it's a bit too much for me as one person covering so may games). This might be something to follow up about on BoardGameGeek.
Rodney, you are awesome!
Thank you Lance - glad you enjoyed the video!
Thx for this amazing video again!!!!!
You're very welcome - thanks for the kind words.
Thank you, you are legendary ❤️
Glad you enjoyed Ibrahim
The bag can be returned to the box?? Nice!
Hrmmm... looks like a damn good game.
Hey, thanks for checking it out!
I heard this game creates a lot of conflict among players, as it has lot of take that moments. But that did not become apparent based on the instructions. What do think? In which situation would the take that happen? Thanks! Great video as usual.
Hey DTM, in my videos I focus on teaching, and don't weigh in on player experiences, or opinion based assessments because I find they are always so varied. One group will think a game is too "take that", another will say there's isn't enough. Sorry I can't be a help in that area.
We don't understand the recruiters play value. Can you please clarify if I get to add the recuiter and ANOTHER crew member or if it just means I add the recruiter to my crew? Thanks!
Hey Kimberly, any card you use for its play effect is discarded, so you'd lose the recruiter during that effect. Hope that helps!
One Question : I over my Turn I place a black worker to take an action, can I take a grey / white worker if available in town
Yes.
Very clear explanation! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
I'm stuck with the merchant card's ability at the town hall.
"Use any building's action as if your worker were there."
Does this only apply to vacant buildings?
What if there's already a worker there?
How does worker colour impact this ability?
Sorry it's not very clear from my perspective.
I do try to answer all rules questions, but individual card effects is a level of detail beyond what I can manage across all the different games I’ve covered over the years. I’d advise checking the publishers website or the forums on BGG
So after you have placed your worker, you can take any worker from te board? (It doesn't have to be yours?)
Correct. Once placed on the board, the workers aren't really owned by any player anymore.
@@WatchItPlayed Thanks for your answer! 🙂
Hi Rodney. Do you know which edition of this game you are showing? The picture on Amazon’s website has Renegade’s “R” logo on the bottom right corner of the front of the box...which I think is the 2nd Edition. Do you know what the differences are, if any?
The version with an R is the one published by Renegade Games - I'm showing the one originally published by Garphill Games. As far as I know, there are no differences between the versions.
Not asking if u will, but I do hope u will do a video on how to play Dead of Winter: Waring Colonies.
Thanks for the interest Damian.
When I attack having 5 vikings in the team but 3 are required / minimum what about special ability of each card and attack points? Do I have to choose 3 vikings who attack and only their points and abilities are taken into consideration or whole team (5 cards) is counted?
PS. In the village when we work instead of attack abity of all bought vikings works, right?
The whole team is taken into consideration during the raid.
So you can pick up another player's gray or white token if they placed it in the town on their turn?
Yes
Once a worker is placed, it is no longer owned by anyone. So anyone can pick it up to activate that action (or just to claim the worker).
Rodney can we get a tutorial for Shipwrights of the North Sea?
I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/EdtDuvIUa6A/видео.html&t=342
After placing a worker on a building can I remove a worker from a raid location? Had our first game where we had no more gray workers since they were all on raid locations.
You can't remove them from raid locations. Depending on the order you perform raids, it changes what workers will be available during the game.
So each player is playing with the resources at the bottom and raiding the areas at the top? So then each player is kind of playing off what the other players have done?
In many ways, yes.
@@WatchItPlayed I see, thank you!
Really great game!!!!
Glad you like it!
Can't wait for the kick starter next year for the expanasions
This is game #2 in the trilogy. Have you played/explained the other two on your channel?
This is the first one we've covered.
Funny enough, this is the one game of the trilogy I don't have cos me and a buddy got all three together when Explorers was on Kickstarter and we decided that if we wanna play it as a trilogy, we'd get together with all three of our games, if not, he keeps Raiders while I keep Shipwright and Explorers ^o^ (I got the Runesaga expansion too so that we can play all 3 games as a campaign)
what I like about the trilogy is:
~ they change scale, from village life building ships in #1 through raiding in this #2 to a broader exploration in #3 (perhaps finding Canada!)
~ the theme but also a number of elements are consistent throughout including: use of icons and of course the brilliant art by The Mico. ( see Valeria set of card games for more of his work).
~ the final Time Saga expansion to all three that lets you turn the! into a campaign.
Watch out for a new Kickstarter by When/Garphill in 2017 offering more expansions -also allowing you to pick up core games.
Does the "taking away a meeple" action also count for raiding a location?
No, you cannot take away a meeple from a location, in order to raid it.
Watch It Played Thanks! One more question: can you also use the blue ability of the cards that are already in your group and then discard them? Or when it says switch 2 cards for resources or coins, can you also use cards in your group for that? Or only the ones in your hand?
Glenn De Block Do you have a time stamp for the section of rules you’re asking about? I don’t entirely understand the question, but that may be because I shot this 3 years ago, so my memory on the details is a little fuzzy.
@@WatchItPlayed haha understandably! :) No worries if you don't remember anymore. I just haven't got the game yet, it's on the way to me, so maybe all will be explained in the manual. 5:05 is what I was talking about. Can those cards just come out of your hand or also out of your crew? :)
@@GlennDeBlock Thanks - I know what you mean now! That effect (the X on a blue card), means specifically from your hand.
Is the limit of 8 cards, resources and silver a combined limit or is 8 per type of resource?
8 per type.
One Question. Can you Please Tell me what is the lenght of the map
Sorry, I don't have a copy handy to measure that for you.
@@WatchItPlayed ok
Rodney, how do I know when to roll 1 dice versus 2 when raiding?
Hey Kelly, you'll find that explained here: ruclips.net/video/MmpI3UZ0CfE/видео.html
Seems to be the number of red shields with "?". If two ? shields, roll two dice.
Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Do the Vikings ever really have a decent chance of "losing" a raid anywhere, which looks like it would be the failure to acquire the minimum battle points to score the lowest VP? I kind of get the impression that you just pay a certain amount of resources and make sure that your crew is strong enough, and that the dice are just nothing more than sort of a little extra "oomph" if you think you might need it. If that's the case, it just doesn't feel like there is much of any uncertainty in a raid. Just waltz in and get your reward. Our do we have to assume that the Vikings can never lose because of the fear they instill and also for their great warrior prowess? I'd like to see some real tension in these raids. If I'm wrong, please explain to clarify this. In all other respects, this looks like one really cool game. Thanks much for such a great presentation 🙂
This is a tough one to answer, as it will depend on your groups play style. Everyone can wait until they have enough strength to be sure of a success, but taking a lucrative spot first can be advantageous, so it depends on how long you’re willing to wait to build up your forces, relative to the other players.
Okay. I guess the actual playing out of the game will bring these dynamics into view. I'm quite sure the game was designed carefully to make sure it works properly. Thanks, Rodney. Keep up the good work.
I'm not sure how much you've played it, but I'm curious. If one player starts getting into the Raids, is it possible that they pull ahead from someone who is just working in the village? I'd be worried it would get too lopsided where the people working in the village end up way behind with no hopes of catching up. Are the two well balanced?
Most of the time you are fairly neck-and-neck on your progress and the need for provisions and rebuilding your crew after they are killed off means you must alternate between raiding and working.
The game has a habit of balancing out - there are more than one way to win the game. An early Raider may get caught out later if they haven't built a good resource engine.
Thanks to the others for the replies!
this is good informastion
Thanks Harman.
Is it okay if during set up you have only Valkyrie tokens at a raiding location?
Yep - that can happen!
Watch It Played so then the only reason you would plunder that place is for points and the worker? Thanks for responding!
How many offers can you fulfill every time you go to the long house?
Just one.
Thanks
Please can uoubteach raiders of ecythis? Many thanks
Thanks for the interest! I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/EdtDuvIUa6A/видео.html&t=342
This looks like a simplified version of Champions of Midgard. Same theme, build resources/ship crew/go raiding.
Yeah. Same foundation and processes as you said, and Champions does have that interesting press-your-luck side to it. That was done on purpose. Basically a hybrid of Euro and "Ameritrash".
I think it's great to have two Viking games that both offer a different take on things. Nice to have some real variety out there in "gameland". I like that Champions has us go after all kinds of beasties that are more life-threatening, and thus the dice mechanism to reflect that (though there are mitigations available, especially now through the expansions). Raiders has more of the Euro flavor to it, but still does well with the theme. I think these are both excellent games, and the consensus seems to be that the expansions really open them both up well.
You end up giving this one a try?
You can work or raid on a turn. But can you do one of each? Like, place One to raid, and then pick up one that works?
No, because when you Raid, you place a worker in one of the empty spaces of the area you are raiding, and then you take back a worker from the space you raided (so you wouldn't be able to take back another worker from a village space, because you'd then have 2 workers). Hope that makes sense!
What a beauty
Thanks for checking it out William!
thanks the game is very good good video thanks for the tutorial
Glad you enjoyed!
Any other question: what is the meaning of life?
To play games of course! Especially with those you love!
They should call this Rodney of the North Sea.
nyc game dude, I'm from India n I'm a huge fan of watch it played and Rodney smith, to b honest i lyk rpg games (descent, mice n mystics etc) pls is there a way i can get such games in india at lowest costs possible, p. s: u r doing a great job Rodney, n remember tht a guy in india is a big fan of urs
Please do a top 10 games of all time (in your opinion) or top 10 of 2016! Thanks!
Rodney doesn't review games, so you won't ever get this list. You can assume that he likes a game if he covers it on his channel. That's about all you'll get :)
Brandon Surowiec probably why I wasn't asking YOU.
Brandon was just trying to help, I'm sure. I don't review and I don't do top 10s. I talk a bit about that here: ruclips.net/video/p0Lv8LHadMc/видео.html&t=10m55s
He did do a top 10 list as a guest at the Dice Tower channel.
If you post in a RUclips channel, you're speaking in a public forum.
ALMA MATER PLZ
Thanks for the interest!
Rodney, there's never a shared victory. If it comes down to it, it's decided by the pants off dance off.
I must have a out of date rule book :)
RAIDERS OR ARCHITECTS?
We have videos for both, check them out and see which appeals to you most!
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Yeah, it's an accent thing. Hope you were still able to learn how to play the game.