My man! RUclips is severely lacking in Warrior Knight content, this makes you a hero! Despite having played board games on and off for 20 years I only acknowledged Warrior Knights last year. Having luck and finding an unopened copy of FFGs 2006 edition at a bargain price, and later an unopened copy of the expansion (though at anything but a bargain XD ) Ive now finally gotten to play this game a few times and im loving it! It has its quirks, and you can tell that its not the most current of rules designs, but its just so much fun! And flows really well mostly! Warrior Knights is a fantastic game that deserves more attention, and how I would love it if someone (Restoration Games, are you watching!) would produce a remake! Thank you, now im back to watching your video!
Thank you so much for this very helpful video. I can definitely appreciate how difficult it is to put together a succinct video while covering all the rules. Don’t worry about it being too long. I’d much rather see a detailed, easy-to-follow tutorial that lasts 2 hours… as opposed to a rushed Tik Tok style video. I’m looking forward to trying this soon as I picked up a used copy recently. Thanks again!
I started playing D&D in 2018, and board games 2019--you're a dedicated gamer! Your collection never ceases to amaze me--you have some awesome games which are like rare art pieces now!
Hi Chris. I tried D&D a few times many years ago. But the person that was teaching me and playing the part of the DM was just not very good. I think that caused me to not enjoy it as much. I've played board games since I was a kid, but really started getting into boardgaming back in about 2008 I believe.
Yes, if you check out boardgamegeek.com and search for this game, you can find the "buy a copy" button, and there appears to be several people selling it as well as some ebay listings and some others.
couple questions. When does a noble become unexhausted, and how? what keeps nobles from taking the big cities of Lenz, rokzac, and Vecht as strongholds during setup? One more question. Keep referring to nobles off board and can take troops. When in the game can and how do you place him and where on the board?
In the Upkeep phase players refresh their Nobles that were exhausted by flipping their facedown Noble cards faceup. During setup you can't place your stronghold on an area of the board that contains one of the plastic cities. So, if Lenz, Rokzac or Vecht contained a plastic city marker you couldn't place a stronghold there. If they were razed during setup, then a player could place his stronghold there.
Sorry, missed your last question. Nobles may be off the board because they were never assigned troops, because all their troops were transferred to a stronghold or to another Noble, or because they died. At the end of the Upkeep phase Nobles that are off the board can be brought back on the board by taking troops from your stronghold and assigning them to the off the board Noble, then you can place that Noble at your Stronghold or another city you control. Also, if another Noble is off the board also but does have troops assigned to him (probably because the Noble was killed). You could transfer some troops from that Noble to your other off the board Noble and then place him in a stronghold or city you control. A Noble without troops can never be placed on the board.
My man! RUclips is severely lacking in Warrior Knight content, this makes you a hero!
Despite having played board games on and off for 20 years I only acknowledged Warrior Knights last year. Having luck and finding an unopened copy of FFGs 2006 edition at a bargain price, and later an unopened copy of the expansion (though at anything but a bargain XD ) Ive now finally gotten to play this game a few times and im loving it!
It has its quirks, and you can tell that its not the most current of rules designs, but its just so much fun! And flows really well mostly!
Warrior Knights is a fantastic game that deserves more attention, and how I would love it if someone (Restoration Games, are you watching!) would produce a remake!
Thank you, now im back to watching your video!
It is a fun game!
With modular hexes like Twilight Imperium so the game is different every session!
Thank you so much for this very helpful video. I can definitely appreciate how difficult it is to put together a succinct video while covering all the rules. Don’t worry about it being too long. I’d much rather see a detailed, easy-to-follow tutorial that lasts 2 hours… as opposed to a rushed Tik Tok style video. I’m looking forward to trying this soon as I picked up a used copy recently. Thanks again!
I'm glad you found the video helpful. I hope you enjoy the game!
I started playing D&D in 2018, and board games 2019--you're a dedicated gamer! Your collection never ceases to amaze me--you have some awesome games which are like rare art pieces now!
Hi Chris. I tried D&D a few times many years ago. But the person that was teaching me and playing the part of the DM was just not very good. I think that caused me to not enjoy it as much. I've played board games since I was a kid, but really started getting into boardgaming back in about 2008 I believe.
Thanks for doing the video! I just bought the game with the expansion :)
You're welcome. I hope you enjoy the game!
Me too thanks @@lancesboardgamestuff
Seems fun. I wonder if it's available somewhere second-hand. Thanks for the effort . Appreciated
Yes, if you check out boardgamegeek.com and search for this game, you can find the "buy a copy" button, and there appears to be several people selling it as well as some ebay listings and some others.
couple questions. When does a noble become unexhausted, and how? what keeps nobles from taking the big cities of Lenz, rokzac, and Vecht as strongholds during setup? One more question. Keep referring to nobles off board and can take troops. When in the game can and how do you place him and where on the board?
In the Upkeep phase players refresh their Nobles that were exhausted by flipping their facedown Noble cards faceup.
During setup you can't place your stronghold on an area of the board that contains one of the plastic cities. So, if Lenz, Rokzac or Vecht contained a plastic city marker you couldn't place a stronghold there. If they were razed during setup, then a player could place his stronghold there.
Sorry, missed your last question. Nobles may be off the board because they were never assigned troops, because all their troops were transferred to a stronghold or to another Noble, or because they died. At the end of the Upkeep phase Nobles that are off the board can be brought back on the board by taking troops from your stronghold and assigning them to the off the board Noble, then you can place that Noble at your Stronghold or another city you control. Also, if another Noble is off the board also but does have troops assigned to him (probably because the Noble was killed). You could transfer some troops from that Noble to your other off the board Noble and then place him in a stronghold or city you control. A Noble without troops can never be placed on the board.