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Very usefull video to learn. Thank you.

Neat. I didn’t back but will be looking at retail. I love this system and this looks like an improvement over the old theme. I’m not even halfway through, but I’ll finish watching later. A few Qs now though. Do you really consume the disk to the bag when you flip a specialist? When you move through cards do you get all of the bonuses or just the one you land on?

Thanks for the video. I feel a lot more comfortable about playing it when it arrives now.

Didn't you guys actually tie because you forgot to give her the 4 points for completing mission A?

Very clear teach and playthrough, reminds me of the guys behind TotallyTabled. Looking forward to watch more of your playthroughs. Subscribed!

In final scoring: 42 / 3 = 14 :)

Wich Lacerda' game do you prefer in solo?

This helped me so much as you zoomed in and explained the icons--I was confused about some of them and your video cleared it up nicely, especially the Bot's plays. This is my first learned Garphill game so I'm not familiar with their set up. Thanks!

You skipped your Main action in min 24:00

Great playthrough, very clear and helpful, thanks! At 27:10, wouldn't the bot move 1 space on the Altar instead of moving their Tent?

When baron builds it looks for a new city in his network that does not have a building .. after that look for a tiebreaker

When baron complete a rail he takes 6 points for every tile… so when baron complete a rail with 2 of his tiles he takes 12 points …

Thank you for the video. The special directive tile does not cost you a Thaler but rather gives you any main action with a discount of 1 Thaler. Rgds.

7:20 wasn't there a rectangular thin piece of foam there, with a cut-out for the main board?

The player aids and other little cards fit under the bags in the tray.

Brilliant thank you😊

Nice video!

Thanks for this episode of solo play! The presentation is very good. Good luck in the future!

When Hephaestus call specialists (49:00) and he has none currently, ends his turn (example box - page 7 - solo rules). Tks for video...;)

You are reading the rule wrong. “Players ARE allowed to hire more than 1 of the same Apprentice.” Copied directly from the rulebook PDF

What’s your favourite adventure until now ? Thanks for you mr videos! Helped a lot

Cool Video. I just started to organize it. In the smaller tray you have got some extra space left which could possibly be for some expansion Hexagon tiles. In my German rulebook Page 3. are shown 4 Hex-tiles of exp.2 and 9 Hex-tiles of exp.5 (white castles). I have never played the game yet and don't know if its a problem to have them allready in the bags if you want to learn the basic rules with just basic game tiles. I love the quality of this massive Box of a game and i think it's well thought through but pictures of the packed Inlays in the rulebook would have been nice. I can't imagine how they didn't think of it. Thank you for your video. I hope my english is enough to understand.

Thank you, you saved my sanity 😊

I'm just discovering this game! Great playthrough with stragegic explanations! Seems like a good solo puzzle/optimization game! I'll probably have to track down a second hand copy!

Tryig to figure out how you slide the card under the mat. lmb+rmb doesnt seem to work

Two things are true. 1. The top tray is horrendous. 2. This video is incredibly helpful Thank you

Good your back!

Mine came with a piece of padding that surrounds the game board so it does not slide around Thanks for the video. It really helped me organize my trays. I think I’m just going to store it flat I’m afraid to do it any other way some pieces might fall out

Thanks for this. I couldn’t find any other Reboxing video that didn’t have the acrylic tiles in it, so I’m grateful for the help!

Amazing playthrough. Thank yu. Was struggling to understand how to play! Quick question how do you tuck the cards?

Thank you very much for sharing. It was informative for me. Are the product tiles wood or plastic? I would be happy if you give me information.

@37:00 you resolved the market place hex tile effect using the blue dice instead of the white die ( which is one)

Nice win. Good stars on your score sheet. 😂

Another fun video. I’m watching before I play mine. This map looks more fun than 2nd one.

Cool explanation. Thanks for this. I hope you continue doing these solos of big games.

Thank you! It was taking me forever to learn and comprehend, and have energy for, until I watched your video! Following now!

I don’t think you can boost your current action with x tokens the way you did during your final action. I found this in a thread discussing the game: You set the strength of an action before you perform it. This means you can’t use X-tokens gained while performing the action to increase the strength of this action." is the exact wording in the English rulebook, page 8 paragraph 3.

This solo playthrough is absolutely top-notch! It serves as excellent instructional content, offering crystal-clear rule explanations. Fantastic job!

Not sure why you didn’t build the purple/blue buildings.

Hi, enjoying your newly discovered channel. But at 38:53 do you need to have flipped your Association card to take the top personal board action? I thought when they are red the card needs to be flipped first?

I have this. It's a great game. Surprisingly beefy.

Can i play against 2 or 3 automa if i copy their pyramid tiles? Also, why having upper action boards turned the wrong way when playing solo 🙂

I liked the series. Thank you!

I’d Love to see a play with the all the box expansions. I don’t think anyone has done one. It would be challenging, for sure.

I was enjoying your videos, and they helped me learn the missions since the rulebook is pretty poor. I'm sad that you never recorded adventures 6, 7, and 8. Any chance you have them ready, just not posted yet?

I have the Billy Bookcase from Ikea which has more shelf space horizontally so it fits great on top of my other games like Expeditions and Arnak which are bigger than Kallaxes can fit. Starting to feel that Kallaxes are overrated for this reason.

You've saved me a lot of time thanks!!

Thx ;-)

One thing that doesn't make sense to me: why does the 'easier' level 1 opponent seemingly start closer to launching the rocket than a level 8? That seems reversed no? Edit: Thinking about it, I presume it's because otherwise the numbers of the higher levels reach the end way too quickly.

What a confusing rulebook. I've spent 2 hours with the rules, faq and I am still not sure how to play the first adventure solo. I've played Welcome To a ton and hundreds of other board games. Good luck to anyone with less experience. I hope watching your playthrough will unpuzzle my brain...