what if you're fascinated by these games but have never played them before, and want to learn to play them but you're autistic so it's difficult interacting with new people (or the people at the nearest game store aren't receptive to newcomers)?
Surprised Arctic Scavengers isn't on this list. It takes combat and makes it fun with multiple friends! Also really enjoy Valley of the Kings which adds great set collection elements to a deckbuilding game too.
Heads up: the Clank Legacy is an entire game, not an expansion. The picture you showed is four characters with different starting decks, and adds no legacy elements
I really want to play bigger and more interesting games like these (especially Quacks), but my family doesn’t play a lot of games to begin with and don’t really seem to enjoy any of the games I buy and try to play with them... Or they spend more time in the manual than actually playing to “make sure I taught it right” or something...
I have to disagree with Aoen's End. I found it to be rather dull. I only played War Eternal, but I found that choice of what cards to play with a little too much. I have played all the games on this list plus others. Maybe I am just missing the boat, but I would be hard pressed to play it again. Also I found the language on the cards at times to be unclear and rule book was ZERO% helpful. Thanks for making your list.
Dune: Imperium Mystic Vale Tyrants of the Underdark Fort Dale of Merchants Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle Just some more deckbuilders I think deserve a mention
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle Is one of the best deck builders around, that game shocked me with how good it is. I was expecting a simple cash grab trying to capitalize off the IP. But no man, they put serious time and thought into game design and theme. Love it.
@@teraxe even with the lack of deck-pruning? I mean, on the campaign co-op side, it's amazing, but the deckbuilding felt even more cloggy that Star Realms...
Valley of the Kings and the rest of the deck-deconstruction subgenre(including Flamme Rouge) also deserve a mention. Especially Flaming Pyramids & Abandon All Artichokes, for being Uno-level accessible, and the latter I think is a better gateway deckbuilder than Dominion, probably even among top 10 gateways of the past & next decade
I just stumbled onto this channel with no interest in board games. Now in going through every video and wish I had mates into the same thing as not gonna lie so many games you've shown seem like a lot of fun!
I'd recommend the harry potter deck builder Battle for Hogwarts. Its a really good beginner deck builder as it strips down the game to the core concepts of a deck builder to begin with. But as you play and win you unlock the next game box (comes with 7 in total and represents the 7 books) which has more cards, villains and mechanics so by the 7th game you're fighting off multiple villains while trying to destroy the horcruxes as well as building up a deck of powerful spells and allies using your favourite character from the book (who each have a unique ability) Bought it for my wife as she loves harry potter and couldn't believe how much fun we've had with it
Clank! is not only my favorite deck-building game, but my favorite board game of all-time! Side-note: JESUS CHRIST, ADAM, HOW OLD IS YOUR COPY OF DOMINION!? Man, those cards look rough!
YES! Don't go through the trauma of thinking you look after your cars well enough, and they only get a bit grubby after a few years....only for one of your mates to scrape one across a table with some salt on it, or bend it, or spill their sodding drink on it.
And it’s always the guy that just reached for the Doritos that he himself brought to game night. Don’t get me wrong, I love my friends but they sure can be bastards
I was like ouch, but to be fair, their cards are not the same dimensions as the standard cards and Japanese cards size. So finding sleeves can be pretty stupid
You really love to see how passionate Adam is with Board games. I can imagine it's a safe space for him, seeing as how shit covering the often infuriating world of Pro-Wrestling, especially WWE can be, and how it can drive you mad. Board games are almost always a great time with people you care about. Happy for Adam. :)
@@ForeverFever49 I’ve got probably a majority of the sets. I love this game but nobody I know has ever seen or heard of it lol and I very rarely see people talking about it
Dominion is still the best deck builder on the market and it keeps getting better with each expansion. Also, how does Ascension miss the top 10 list? That game is so good!!!
Aeon's End and Legendary Encounters are still the two best co-op deck builders to date in my book. Not sure if anything will ever dethrone Aeon's End at this point.
The DC deck building is my favorite and it’s so sad to see a pic of it used but it not making the list. The variations it allows with its expansions. Competitive or co-op, different characters put focus in different strategies, specific 1v1 versions, promos, a Multiverse box that puts everything together. It’s a true shame it wasn’t included. The Cryptozoic engine is just so good.
My favorite deck-builder is Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle. It's a co-op game in which you're all put against the expected baddies from the books, and there's various effects that mess with your life total. You then play your turn buying cards, healing your teammates, attacking the baddies. If you ever lose your life points, you are stunned; discard half of your cards and add a death counter to the area you're in, but the next turn you get restored back to full health. Accumulate enough death counters and the baddies win. Oh, and each player assumes a character role, and each one has a unique effect. If you're REALLY into HP, you'll appreciate all of the nuances the makers put into it. So much fun, highly recommend.
Dale of Merchants is a great little deck builder, I love the push/pull of building the deck but simultaneously using up those cards permanently to progress, and the art is lovely too, definitely deserving of a mention!
It's the game that got me interested in the genre, so I really agree that Dale of Merchants is good. Also really fun to re-play since you get to select the cards you want to include beforehand.
To people new to deckbuilding games, try out the digital version of Star Realms and Ascension for free. I downloaded Ascension on my iPad many years ago and I fell in love with the genre big time. Especially as a kid who couldn't afford MTG boxes.
I'm surprised the 2nd deckbuilder isn't on this list. Arctic scavengers. Its brilliant because cards you dont use go to fight other players and man the bluffing is so tense.
I saw the clip of Mage Knight in your intro and got excited 😂 Great list! Star Realms is a firm favourite for me; I’ve been tempted by both Legendary Encounters and Aeons End for some time but they both seem super pricey for what they are... hopefully one day I’ll get to try
Mage Knight is a different kind of beast. 😅 Legendary is very good, but to me it feels like a campaign driven game, lower replayability. I've got the Firefly one, awesome game, horrible art! Imho i think you should go for Aeons End. Even the base game packs so much game for your money! Endless challenge combinations; different mages x different nemesis x different base cards (nemesis) x different market cards. There's even an expedition version or a legacy version, if that's your thing.
Base Dominion is number 10 on this list. Dominion plus expansion is easily number 1. I came to Dominion late; it's one of the last big name deck-builders I've played. I loved how it's deck-building crystalized to its purest form. On another note, Ascension is excellent and I see Shards of Infinity as a better version of Star Realms. Great list!
Great list. Surprised I didn't see Tyrants of the Underdark on it. It's my favorite deck builder currently. It's an area control deck builder. Plays great with 2 and will play up to 4. Highly recommend it.
Quest For El Dorado is a great shout... It has some of the best card drafting ideas around. Great Western Trail is great, and even though it doesn't feel like a deck builder, you better believe I am making the greatest deck of cows you've ever seen!
I like Flying Frog's "Dark Gothic" based off of their "A Touch of Evil" board game. Players play as one of the game's heroes, each with different starting hands and abilities and try to defeat three of the supernatural menaces threatening the town of Shadowbrooke, with each threat being more dangerous than the previous one. It's cooperative, with the added incentive of the ultimate winner being the one with the most points from the various cards you acquire throughout the game
I love card games and I love rogue-like video games. A while ago I realized that they are basically both applications of the same concept of randomized encounters from a big but nevertheless limited pool of potential outcomes. Deckkbuilders make that even more obvious. I guess Slay the Spire is rather explicit about that, but unfortunately I haven't gotten around to it yet, as in the last while I haven't really been playing video games and before that I was stuck on the absolutely excellent Hades.
Personal List Domination - classic/simpler/many expansions Star Realms - Cheap/faster only around 30 mins or less/ some expansions/ only 2 player unless buying more decks ($59.99) For Glory - Seems awesome/ longer times between fights/ alot of build up throughout the whole game. Undaunted - Military Game/ Unforgiving/ Seems really fun though/ A little simpler, despite many steps/ a little tedious sounding Legendary Encounters (or other themes) - Looks insanely fun/ seems COMPLECATED/ so many themes, I think that's awesome/ Probably a very long game. Quacks Of Quedlinberg - Seems fun, I think it isn't the coolest one but I wouldn't mind playing it.
One good thing about Quacks that you missed is that you are not waiting for others to take their turns. You all make your potions at the same time. The only waiting is if you are one of the first people to stop pushing your luck and even then it's only normally a minute or so.
The 'no shuffling' rules of Aeon's end is super cool. For players with dexterity issues shuffling cards can be a really cumbersome affair and can take away from the game itself. It also (like you addressed) can take away some of the randomness and allow players big brain the pants off it!
Tyrant of the underdark is one of my go to game for when i want to introduce people that want to try something a bit more meatier than mainstream game, and even my board game club loved it when i intruduced them to this game. It also have good deck-builder introducing mechanics, like gaining points for banishing cards out of your deck teaching you the concept of deck thinning. I have some other game that are good bridge game like smash up and king of toky, but tyrant of the underdark is the one i have the most success with to catch new initiates for the non mainstream board game gods. The theme is mature enough and easy to teach, around 80% of the rules are on the last page of the manual.
Please please bring Aeon’s End to Board Game Club one day. I would love to see you guys play through legacy or one of the other stories. Or even just do some one off Nemesis fights. No matter what, I would watch the shit out of it.
I did start with Dominion, and also played Ascension quite early on. I tried Resident Evil and Star Realms once or twice. But many of the ones I've played since have been Cryptozoic (DC Deckbuilding, Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Street Fighter). My family also enjoys 7 Wonders. I just love the concept of deckbuilding games.
DC is my favorite deck builders. Street Fighter was my first, then realize how much better it could have been. When I started picking up DC and their expansions.
Adam you absolute sod there is a deck building game about building wooden decks on a house. It's called deck building: the deck building game. Do more research next time before you berate us.
what if you're fascinated by these games but have never played them before, and want to learn to play them but you're autistic so it's difficult interacting with new people (or the people at the nearest game store aren't receptive to newcomers)?
Valley of the Kings? Century Spice Road? It doesn't all have to be about cracking skulls and slashing monsters. Clank! In! Space! didn't get a mention?
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Man aeons end is sold out everywhere :(
what if you're fascinated by these games but have never played them before, and want to learn to play them but you're autistic so it's difficult interacting with new people (or the people at the nearest game store aren't receptive to newcomers)?
My man Adam eats dinner on those Dominion cards.
Surprised Arctic Scavengers isn't on this list. It takes combat and makes it fun with multiple friends! Also really enjoy Valley of the Kings which adds great set collection elements to a deckbuilding game too.
Kickstarted For Glory and it is fantastic. Also Kickstarted the Nova Collection of Star Realms, which now supports up to 6 players.
Good video. Also recommended: ascension, hero realms, thunder stone quest, Friday, cubitos!
Heads up: the Clank Legacy is an entire game, not an expansion. The picture you showed is four characters with different starting decks, and adds no legacy elements
Good list but my faves are Ascension, Star Realms, Shards of Infinity and Quest for El Dorado.
don't wake the dragon, his name is Bork, and he wants his meats
I really want to play bigger and more interesting games like these (especially Quacks), but my family doesn’t play a lot of games to begin with and don’t really seem to enjoy any of the games I buy and try to play with them... Or they spend more time in the manual than actually playing to “make sure I taught it right” or something...
I have to disagree with Aoen's End. I found it to be rather dull. I only played War Eternal, but I found that choice of what cards to play with a little too much. I have played all the games on this list plus others. Maybe I am just missing the boat, but I would be hard pressed to play it again. Also I found the language on the cards at times to be unclear and rule book was ZERO% helpful. Thanks for making your list.
Dune: Imperium
Mystic Vale
Tyrants of the Underdark
Fort
Dale of Merchants
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle
Just some more deckbuilders I think deserve a mention
Mystic Vale is a good call... Very underrated. Lost Ruins of Arnak is another game that plays similar to Dune Imperium (and I enjoyed more).
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle Is one of the best deck builders around, that game shocked me with how good it is. I was expecting a simple cash grab trying to capitalize off the IP. But no man, they put serious time and thought into game design and theme. Love it.
Tyrants of the Underdark is a great blend of deckbuilding and area control/war game. And love the d&d theme as well
@@teraxe even with the lack of deck-pruning?
I mean, on the campaign co-op side, it's amazing, but the deckbuilding felt even more cloggy that Star Realms...
Valley of the Kings and the rest of the deck-deconstruction subgenre(including Flamme Rouge) also deserve a mention. Especially Flaming Pyramids & Abandon All Artichokes, for being Uno-level accessible, and the latter I think is a better gateway deckbuilder than Dominion, probably even among top 10 gateways of the past & next decade
I just stumbled onto this channel with no interest in board games. Now in going through every video and wish I had mates into the same thing as not gonna lie so many games you've shown seem like a lot of fun!
Buy clank. That is all.
I'd recommend the harry potter deck builder Battle for Hogwarts. Its a really good beginner deck builder as it strips down the game to the core concepts of a deck builder to begin with. But as you play and win you unlock the next game box (comes with 7 in total and represents the 7 books) which has more cards, villains and mechanics so by the 7th game you're fighting off multiple villains while trying to destroy the horcruxes as well as building up a deck of powerful spells and allies using your favourite character from the book (who each have a unique ability)
Bought it for my wife as she loves harry potter and couldn't believe how much fun we've had with it
I agree. It’s also a great game for Harry Potter fans. The cards do a go job bringing out the Harry Potter theme.
But a caveat for anyone reading this. The card art is movie stills. If you have a bias towards the book art keep that in mind.
It's an amazing gateway campaign co-op indeed, but doesn't its deckbuilding side lack deck-pruning and market-unclogging?
@@angrytheclown801 I wish they used artwork instead. Couldn't stand the movies so no to the game :/
@@NiesLife Fair enough
We're proud to be on the list. Thanks guys.
In Quacks you don’t explode until 8 cherry bombs. You are still ok at 7 😀 also no Ascension 😜
ADAM: Well I've been making Quacks a lot harder for myself for NO REASON THEN
0:04 - The real irony of this is that there's actually a deck building board game all about deck building. I'm serious.
Clank! is not only my favorite deck-building game, but my favorite board game of all-time!
Side-note: JESUS CHRIST, ADAM, HOW OLD IS YOUR COPY OF DOMINION!? Man, those cards look rough!
means he played it a bit
Slay the spire is fantastic. Hell Fn yeah for the honorable mention.
Just a quick PSA: Sleeve your cards, guys. Especially when you have to shuffle them a gazillion times during a game.
YES! Don't go through the trauma of thinking you look after your cars well enough, and they only get a bit grubby after a few years....only for one of your mates to scrape one across a table with some salt on it, or bend it, or spill their sodding drink on it.
And it’s always the guy that just reached for the Doritos that he himself brought to game night. Don’t get me wrong, I love my friends but they sure can be bastards
Paranoia in action.
Looks like your Dominion set is... well loved.
I've never seen such well worn cards. You can tell which piles are the most common on the table overview shot for sure.
and i thought my catan resource cards were beat
I was like ouch, but to be fair, their cards are not the same dimensions as the standard cards and Japanese cards size. So finding sleeves can be pretty stupid
You really love to see how passionate Adam is with Board games. I can imagine it's a safe space for him, seeing as how shit covering the often infuriating world of Pro-Wrestling, especially WWE can be, and how it can drive you mad. Board games are almost always a great time with people you care about. Happy for Adam. :)
No love for mah boi Ascension 😢 why am I the only one that plays it?
I bought the year two set and played it all throughout college. Probably my favorite deck builder
@@ForeverFever49 I’ve got probably a majority of the sets. I love this game but nobody I know has ever seen or heard of it lol and I very rarely see people talking about it
My wallet quivers everytime I click on these videos. 🥺
Funny, I watch them for the smug validation of already owning the game he mentions.
if there's one takeaway from his video is that : You Need to Sleeve your Deck-Builders.
i wanted to sleeve up star realms but honestly sleevening it up would cost me twice what i paid for everything
I bought the Star Realms themed box, with all the Star Realms sleeves
And then I never play it, because I always play the digital app version of Star Realms.
No, you do not need to sleeve cards.
@@FreeRangeDice Get out of here!
Dominion is still the best deck builder on the market and it keeps getting better with each expansion. Also, how does Ascension miss the top 10 list? That game is so good!!!
Aeon's End and Legendary Encounters are still the two best co-op deck builders to date in my book. Not sure if anything will ever dethrone Aeon's End at this point.
Aeons end? You got yourself a like. My wife and i have EVERYTHING there is of Aeons end. Its our #game in general.
The DC deck building is my favorite and it’s so sad to see a pic of it used but it not making the list. The variations it allows with its expansions. Competitive or co-op, different characters put focus in different strategies, specific 1v1 versions, promos, a Multiverse box that puts everything together. It’s a true shame it wasn’t included. The Cryptozoic engine is just so good.
I came here thinking hell yeah Adam's finally gets to talk about dc deck building and now I'm sad
This is exactly what I was going to say...it is hands down my favorite deck-building game. I love a bunch of them...but this one is special.
I have every single thing for the DC deck building game except for Crisis #1. I love it and play basically every week.
My favorite deckbuilder is Valley of the Kings but it never makes it on to these kinds of lists. :(
Star Realms overshadowed its release I guess :(
My favorite deck-builder is Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle. It's a co-op game in which you're all put against the expected baddies from the books, and there's various effects that mess with your life total. You then play your turn buying cards, healing your teammates, attacking the baddies. If you ever lose your life points, you are stunned; discard half of your cards and add a death counter to the area you're in, but the next turn you get restored back to full health. Accumulate enough death counters and the baddies win. Oh, and each player assumes a character role, and each one has a unique effect. If you're REALLY into HP, you'll appreciate all of the nuances the makers put into it. So much fun, highly recommend.
Dale of Merchants is a great little deck builder, I love the push/pull of building the deck but simultaneously using up those cards permanently to progress, and the art is lovely too, definitely deserving of a mention!
It's the game that got me interested in the genre, so I really agree that Dale of Merchants is good. Also really fun to re-play since you get to select the cards you want to include beforehand.
Have you ever considerd Harry Potter the battle of hogwarts i belive its a better deck bilder then stare relms
Arctic Scavengers. Awesome game with lots of little modules for tweaks!
True! But the best way to win is to ignore the battles and just buy people every turn -_-
No love for Ascension?
Ascension is top tier and it's snub is unforgivable.
"Aeon's End, not for newcomers." This was actually the first deckbuilder I ever learned.
Sorry I had a stroke watching the state of your dominion cards
Did looking at those Dominion Coppers give anyone else pain in their chest? 🙋🏾♂
DC Deck Builder is my fav & i'm not a huge DC fan...anyway, i'm definitely gonna try a few of these, thanx
And this is why Adam doesn't play magic the gathering.
To people new to deckbuilding games, try out the digital version of Star Realms and Ascension for free. I downloaded Ascension on my iPad many years ago and I fell in love with the genre big time. Especially as a kid who couldn't afford MTG boxes.
I'd also recommend Abandon All Artichokes on Boardgame Arena, and the digital version ot Cthulhu Realms on Steam
Dominion is bae
I'm surprised the 2nd deckbuilder isn't on this list. Arctic scavengers. Its brilliant because cards you dont use go to fight other players and man the bluffing is so tense.
I second this one.
I saw the clip of Mage Knight in your intro and got excited 😂
Great list! Star Realms is a firm favourite for me; I’ve been tempted by both Legendary Encounters and Aeons End for some time but they both seem super pricey for what they are... hopefully one day I’ll get to try
Mage Knight is a different kind of beast. 😅
Legendary is very good, but to me it feels like a campaign driven game, lower replayability. I've got the Firefly one, awesome game, horrible art!
Imho i think you should go for Aeons End. Even the base game packs so much game for your money! Endless challenge combinations; different mages x different nemesis x different base cards (nemesis) x different market cards. There's even an expedition version or a legacy version, if that's your thing.
No mention of ascension, that's a great a deck builder
Base Dominion is number 10 on this list. Dominion plus expansion is easily number 1. I came to Dominion late; it's one of the last big name deck-builders I've played. I loved how it's deck-building crystalized to its purest form. On another note, Ascension is excellent and I see Shards of Infinity as a better version of Star Realms. Great list!
I was looking for someone who mentioned shards! Easily not just my favorite deck builder, but my favorite table top game.
@@theautisticguitarist7560 I have to try Shards of Infinity. Isn't it more like Ascension than Star Realms though?
Great list. Surprised I didn't see Tyrants of the Underdark on it. It's my favorite deck builder currently. It's an area control deck builder. Plays great with 2 and will play up to 4. Highly recommend it.
Same. I was very convinced I didn't like deck-builders until Tyrants of the Underdark. It's just so good.
When are we going to get an in-depth look into the masterpiece known as Kerplunk?
Clank sounds great, especially the Acquisitions Incorporated legacy expansion
Quest For El Dorado is a great shout... It has some of the best card drafting ideas around. Great Western Trail is great, and even though it doesn't feel like a deck builder, you better believe I am making the greatest deck of cows you've ever seen!
Can't forget Cowboy Bebop: Space Serenade!
I like Flying Frog's "Dark Gothic" based off of their "A Touch of Evil" board game. Players play as one of the game's heroes, each with different starting hands and abilities and try to defeat three of the supernatural menaces threatening the town of Shadowbrooke, with each threat being more dangerous than the previous one. It's cooperative, with the added incentive of the ultimate winner being the one with the most points from the various cards you acquire throughout the game
I love, love, LOVE Aeon's End. The Legacy version is brilliant, too.
Shards of infinity is pretty sweet
I'm kinda burnt out on Deck Builders, but I think I'd still play Automobiles.
I love card games and I love rogue-like video games. A while ago I realized that they are basically both applications of the same concept of randomized encounters from a big but nevertheless limited pool of potential outcomes. Deckkbuilders make that even more obvious. I guess Slay the Spire is rather explicit about that, but unfortunately I haven't gotten around to it yet, as in the last while I haven't really been playing video games and before that I was stuck on the absolutely excellent Hades.
Clank and star realms are really fun deck builders but my favorite deck builder is mystic vale and the expansions for it.
is there any chance that the NRB crew play a game of D&D?
I don’t understand anything about board games but it’s fun listening to Adam talking about board games
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Personal List
Domination - classic/simpler/many expansions
Star Realms - Cheap/faster only around 30 mins or less/ some expansions/ only 2 player unless buying more decks
($59.99) For Glory - Seems awesome/ longer times between fights/ alot of build up throughout the whole game.
Undaunted - Military Game/ Unforgiving/ Seems really fun though/ A little simpler, despite many steps/ a little tedious sounding
Legendary Encounters (or other themes) - Looks insanely fun/ seems COMPLECATED/ so many themes, I think that's awesome/ Probably a very long game.
Quacks Of Quedlinberg - Seems fun, I think it isn't the coolest one but I wouldn't mind playing it.
One good thing about Quacks that you missed is that you are not waiting for others to take their turns. You all make your potions at the same time. The only waiting is if you are one of the first people to stop pushing your luck and even then it's only normally a minute or so.
The 'no shuffling' rules of Aeon's end is super cool. For players with dexterity issues shuffling cards can be a really cumbersome affair and can take away from the game itself. It also (like you addressed) can take away some of the randomness and allow players big brain the pants off it!
Yall should try Moonrakers by IV Studios, its a deck builder with negotiation.
Tyrant of the underdark is one of my go to game for when i want to introduce people that want to try something a bit more meatier than mainstream game, and even my board game club loved it when i intruduced them to this game. It also have good deck-builder introducing mechanics, like gaining points for banishing cards out of your deck teaching you the concept of deck thinning.
I have some other game that are good bridge game like smash up and king of toky, but tyrant of the underdark is the one i have the most success with to catch new initiates for the non mainstream board game gods. The theme is mature enough and easy to teach, around 80% of the rules are on the last page of the manual.
Please please bring Aeon’s End to Board Game Club one day. I would love to see you guys play through legacy or one of the other stories. Or even just do some one off Nemesis fights. No matter what, I would watch the shit out of it.
My favourite deck building game is the DC deck building its so much fun to play especially the forever evil expansion playing hero vs villains
Dominion: There may be better deckbuilders, but bigger? There are 13 expansions with an average 250 cards in each 🤨
I did start with Dominion, and also played Ascension quite early on. I tried Resident Evil and Star Realms once or twice. But many of the ones I've played since have been Cryptozoic (DC Deckbuilding, Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Street Fighter). My family also enjoys 7 Wonders. I just love the concept of deckbuilding games.
DC is my favorite deck builders. Street Fighter was my first, then realize how much better it could have been. When I started picking up DC and their expansions.
No Yu-Gi-Oh in Deck building video? I shall subscribe only to unsubscribe and if at first its doesnt work then blast em with ma Blu-i’s again!
Adam you absolute sod there is a deck building game about building wooden decks on a house. It's called deck building: the deck building game. Do more research next time before you berate us.
My god man, buy some fucking sleeves. My heart wept at the sight of all those chewed-up cards.
what if you're fascinated by these games but have never played them before, and want to learn to play them but you're autistic so it's difficult interacting with new people (or the people at the nearest game store aren't receptive to newcomers)?
Whats a hybride boardgame between tcg and boardgame? Where all the cards come in the box, but you create a deck before the game starts?
I would also HM "Vikings gone wild" 😁
Wow. Those Dominion cards have been USED.
Surprised that dc deck building wasn’t on the list. It has a ton of expansion and is a great time
Apex: theropod deck building game
Mage knight
Hardback
Are there any super simple deck builders appropriate for children age 10 or so?
I find hero realms is better than star realms.
Also I think thunderstone should have made the list.
Ok...what about deck building the deck building game?
Apart from deck building the deck building game
3:59
So it's a violent sandwich with excellent bread?
Clank in space is better then Clank. But great list.
Games focused on combat... Scrabble. Yes!
Id rather just toss a coin to see who wins than play Quacks 😂
For me Thunderquest and legendary encouters
This list is shit because there is no Arkham Horror
Spat my coffee out at the end of El Dorado 🤣🤣🤣
What? No DC Deckbuilder?
Did those Dominion cards go through the wash
So Gerald was playing Dominion?
@ 6:38 Reminds me of "Dont wake Daddy."
interesting ascension wasn't mentioned 🤔
500 more subs till 10 hour BGC!!!
the coolest art is a good sign of a good game!
Dominion not at rank 1? What is this insanity?
Bloodbowl: Team Manager !
No EPIC? Base game is $10. Massive replay value with multiple game modes. 2-6 players and 2 player doesn't suck. How did you miss EPIC?
How did they not mention Ascension
Valley of the Kings? Century Spice Road? It doesn't all have to be about cracking skulls and slashing monsters. Clank! In! Space! didn't get a mention?
Look at the state of those cards and box
Wheres assension?
Wheres attack on titans deck building game?
Valley of the Kings.....