Complex game, good explanation. The tiles are easy to see when on the board so no need to hold them close to the camera. And - nice Darth Vader t-shirt.
At 7.58 you say it only cost 1 money for placing on your own building no matter how many have passed. Where in the rules does it say that? I must have missed it. Thanks.
Yes on page 3 of my rulebook: placing a worker on your own building costs 1 denier. Only placing a worker on another player's building would cost more, depending on the number of players that have passed. Thanks for the question.
Good job. I kinda like your video as it's simple and neat. Would you do any as below?: - Feast for Odin - Madeira - Signorie - Asgard - An Infamous Traffic
I agree. I thought it started out with a loose 'this is how it's roughly played, I'll get to the details later". But it was never explained properly afterwards.
Complex game, good explanation. The tiles are easy to see when on the board so no need to hold them close to the camera. And - nice Darth Vader t-shirt.
I needed to brush up on the rules since I'm running it tomorrow. Your video was very helpful.
This was helpful, thank you!
Great video, very easy to follow - but the music is horrible
At 7.58 you say it only cost 1 money for placing on your own building no matter how many have passed. Where in the rules does it say that? I must have missed it. Thanks.
Yes on page 3 of my rulebook: placing a worker on your own building costs 1 denier. Only placing a worker on another player's building would cost more, depending on the number of players that have passed. Thanks for the question.
Good job. I kinda like your video as it's simple and neat.
Would you do any as below?:
- Feast for Odin
- Madeira
- Signorie
- Asgard
- An Infamous Traffic
This video is all over the place. Not clear on what symbols mean, or how castle building/scoring works. We need more Rodney Smith in our lives...
I agree. I thought it started out with a loose 'this is how it's roughly played, I'll get to the details later". But it was never explained properly afterwards.
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