How to Play MIDDLE AGES | Board Game Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Compete to become the wealthiest lord in Middle Ages, a tile laying board game that will have players competing to build the greatest fiefdom. In Middle Ages, players will be claiming and placing tiles in the different columns of their player board. Each type of tile in Middle Ages has a unique action and income collection. Will you focus on peace and agriculture, or will you attempt a military victory by attacking your opponents? In this Middle Ages tutorial, we'll teach you everything you need to know to play the Middle Ages boardgame from Studio H and Hachette.
This video was sponsored by @HachetteBoardgamesUSA
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From the Publisher
You are the head of a fiefdom and its future is in your hands. Will you develop agriculture with fields and mills? Or will you become a pious church-builder or prefer to feast in your sumptuous palaces? Develop your lands in your image and become the most influential lord in the kingdom.
In Middle Ages, you explore the essence of medieval urban life through eight distinct tiles: fields, farms, villages, forts, markets, barracks, churches, and palaces. Each tile features its own scoring system, yet it's linked to others, offering a rich and immersive gaming experience. Unleash strategic maneuvers, from daring assaults on rival fiefdoms to reserving tiles for future use. Harness the power of tactical combinations to amplify your income and pave your way to triumph!
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Quality is good, but a couple of suggestions: 1) a bit slower spech (it helps digesting new info, as it always happens when learning new game info), 2) maybe add chapters for the video.
Thanks.
Straight to the point. Very clear and concise instructions. Excellent video!
Thanks, that's what we're going for!
Thanks for the great teach Daniel! Now ready to hit this up on BGA.
@3:34 Where does the money come from in the first round that the first player is supposed to collect from the other players? The other players that have fewer windmills don’t have any money since you are the first player.
That’s a strategic decision you’ll have to make. You can’t take money that people don’t have so in early rounds you may have to weigh the benefit of taking something that gives you nothing (or less) immediately but strengthens your village long term, versus something with a quicker payoff. But in the event that the first tile is a mill tile, the player that ends up with that just won’t get anything from the other players (special effect) and they’ll just collect the 2 coins for their one mill (income)
Super helpful video! Thank you!
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how do you get the turn order? what determines who goes first?
@@nojuice457 randomly draw scout pieces one at a time and as each player’s scout is drawn they place it on a tile. I usually put them in my hand and hold them up where you can’t see them and have someone else draw them out one at a time.
@@PlaytheGameHQ oh wow, i was overthinking it. thank you. appreciated.
The rule says when you get back tile from cemetary you do not use that column's special ability but doesn't say about income. What is the official rule? Can you get income for the taken tile from cemetary?
You don’t perform any actions for the tile, it just goes back into you board and will earn you income on future turns for being there, but you do not activate actions or income when it comes back from the cemetery
Can someone explain to me why the tiles needs to be places in numerical order?
@@Jagostekspade it balances the strength of the tile vs picking your next tile. The stronger tiles are higher numbers so if you claim that you’re going to pick your next tile later in the turn order and have fewer choices. It’s just balancing that selection process.