The discard pile helps to organize so you know what potentially is left in the pile. It let's you create a strategy and it's even encouraged in the game manual. I do understand not doing it to make it easier to shuffle so you don't get 5 monster tiles in a row. Your video cleared up a lot of uncertainty though! The game manual isn't the clearest so thank you.
Yeah I think you're right. Did I miss that? Maybe I should have done another round of editing. Pretty complex game to describe, but simple to play once you start.
Want to see the game in action? Here's my single player demo playthrough -> ruclips.net/video/fRndHyTSU40/видео.html
The discard pile helps to organize so you know what potentially is left in the pile. It let's you create a strategy and it's even encouraged in the game manual. I do understand not doing it to make it easier to shuffle so you don't get 5 monster tiles in a row. Your video cleared up a lot of uncertainty though! The game manual isn't the clearest so thank you.
Thanks for the input!
I am pretty sure the tiles on the edge aren’t actually tiles they are just to represent half a tile
You know, that would make sense. Thanks for catching that
You are correct. This is verified in the official tutorial on Dized. You only use the 6X6 full tile spaces.
Very helpful thank you!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the game.
Here's my unboxing video of the game -> ruclips.net/video/k953URgCrPY/видео.html
Im pretty sure after wax eaters attack they turn into pits and only get discarded if you no longer illuminate them
Yeah I think you're right. Did I miss that? Maybe I should have done another round of editing. Pretty complex game to describe, but simple to play once you start.
Incorrect. Wax Eaters are removed, along with any unlit tiles after the attack is done.
@@michaelrobison7650 is that explained in the rule book? Can you tell me the page number so I can take a look?
I just looked this up and this pops up😅😅
Ha. It's a fun game. Will do a solo play video soon.
I read Nicolas Cage 😝
Ha! That would be interesting.
How to plays like this take away the hype of trying a game out.
What was this mess?
Eh, not for everybody. Thanks for watching.
Rude, not helpful. -1 Internets.
You must be fun at parties