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Hehe, really!?

Heya! Dice on your plate can’t be stolen or traded, they’re ‘safe’ so to speak. If you had 3 red on your plate and were traded another one, it could only be traded with a bun that’s not on your plate. So the red bun they trade you would form a separate set of red below your plate. If you were to collect another 3 or more red buns below your plate, they’d go back in the bag, but the 3 red ones on the plate stay where they are.

@@boardgaimz no wonder our game took so long last night we were sabotaging each others sets! Haha thank you for clearing it up!

@@nickbotello4961😂 that probably threw a bit of a spanner in the works!

Thanks so much, no problem! Hope you have fun!

No problem, glad it helped and hope you have fun!

You can play it as much as you like! You never know what cards you’ll get or the order :)

@@boardgaimz but it looks boring after the first few games, especially since all cards are used.

@@michaelmacaraig2841 Ah we didn’t know Hive pocket had extras, lucky us! We’ll have to try find the pill bug to add in at some point too :)

Oh really!? Hope it helped! :) We've had a few plays and it definitely makes the game more interesting!

Interesting stuff!

@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 Maybe! Have some more lined up soon, but a couple more previews we’ve been sent to show off first :)

@@boardgaimz ok

Yep that's correct! Whoever made the challenge starts the next round, regardless of whether they were correct, or revealed a skull :)

@@bobojo6447 Thank you for the kind comment!

Thanks! We’re still improving / testing things out, but hopefully the algorithm will be kind one day :)

Ah, shame! That’s not a game we own or have played at the moment we’re afraid! Maybe one day though!

Okay, that’s fine. Are there any games you have but didn’t make a tutorial on yet?

Loads of games! We only manage to make one a week in between work at the moment, so there’s always more left to do hehe! As we’re short on time we tend to stick to the simpler ones, as the videos take a while to make/edit.

@@boardgaimz Can’t wait

Thanks! Same here, we’d love to add it to the collection!

Did you lose some? We haven’t tried, but with only 28 it wouldn’t make the pyramid, so you couldn’t put the last one on top. You could still do the winner is whoever places the last ball though, not sure how much it would affect things!

Thanks, glad you think so!

You win!…. Another thumbs up! 👍

Aww thanks! We're surprised anyone watches these videos, so don't be sad! We'll have to do some more videos like that at some point when we get time!

Good idea! It came in super handy when we were there!

Glad you think so and thanks you! We’re always a bit critical of the quality of our older vids, so glad you still found it useful!

You can do if you like! You won’t be going through them after discarding, so where you discard cards you’ve swapped or contraband you’ve not snuck through is up to you. Often we just put them in the box to save space and in the rare event we need to make a new draw pile, shuffle them back together after :)

@@boardgaimz what do you mean you don’t go tnrough them? The rulebook talks about having the two face up discard piles because when you draw cards you have the option of taking from either face up discard pile as you choose. And the cards you discard can go in either pile. This allows people to see what you are taking sometimes to have a better gauge if you may be lying or not. Instead of just randomness from the deck unless you choose that.

@@KMReviews Ah, are you reading the rules from the first edition game? In the second edition that bit is omitted - in the version we have at least !

@@boardgaimz the second edition. It’s on the setting up the game portion on the third page. They even have a picture. It specifically says to draw five cards into both piles and that both face up piles can be looked through by anyone at any time. Then on the next page when it talks about the market phase, it talks about after you choose your cards to discard, you seem aside and draw back up from either face up discard pile or the facedown deck in any order you choose, etc etc. there’s also a picture with an example on that page too

@@KMReviews The UK edition with the new artwork (the one that includes the expansion)? We've just gone and checked ours and there's nothing of the sort, how strange! It does have a diagram and an image in the first edition one however. Have checked around online too and it does seem to state this is a change in the second edition.

No problem! 😊

Thank you! Glad it was helpful :)

100% agree!! I was going to leave a comment similar to this after finishing the video. I have ADHD and the way they got straight into it and explained things was perfect!

@@MonkeyBrainMcGee thanks so much, glad it was helpful!

Thanks!

Haha, thanks! Warthogs have rizz 😂

Awww thanks, glad it helped! We find rules in lots of games are often a little ambiguous. It’s definitely a skill rule writing. We always look at our older videos and think ‘what about this scenario we didn’t cover’ etc.

@@boardgaimz good job really. Keep it up! <3

Nope! The colours are just to differentiate the numbers / highlight the two halves of each card a bit more.

Heya, is that not the inwards arrows card? Or is it another different one? D

Hello! Different one i believe, my cards have the inwards one also, it couldn't be that

@@uglyduckk5632 hmmm not sure! Do you have a picture or link to a similar one? What edition is it?

Update: i think i found what it does! Never thought of looking through the wikipedia page, but that is the ONLY place that have this information. Pass it Forward: Blue arrows circulating. Players now match using the cards played by the player on their left.

@@uglyduckk5632awesome, mystery solved - interesting!

Thanks, glad you think so! This is one we definitely feel we could film better now we’ve had more practise, but glad it’s helpful still!

Heya! It's pretty simple really - turn over a card, vote for a player you think matches whatever it says on the card the most, with the aim of voting the same as whoever is the dictator that turn :)

Thanks, glad you thought so! Have been trying to tone them down a tad from when we first started so they’re not too fast, but still succinct :)

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Heya, no problem! So the way to win is to have the most points. The ‘winning hand’ as you refer to is a round end condition. A round ends if EITHER one player runs out of cards, or ALL other players (apart from the one who laid the set on the table) could not, or did not play against a players set on the table and only scouted from it. If you are the player that laid down that hand, when it comes to scoring the round, you don’t deduct points for how many cards you have left in your hand. Everyone else does. You play as many rounds as there are players. Whoever has the most points at the end of them all wins. So for example: If you laid down a hand and everyone scouts from it up until it’s your turn again, the round ends, scoring for the round begins and you don’t lose any points for the cards left in your hand. If, for example, you’re playing with 5 players and you lay down a 2 card set, then the 2 players after you scout both the cards in your set so that there’s nothing left on the table, the next player can lay down whatever they like as there’s nothing to scout from or beat. Hope that makes sense?

Thanks, it means a lot! The perfectionist in us is still resisting the urge to remake some of our older videos though hehe!

For us it fits the niche of quick and easy game to take the pub or play with someone not wanting something too complex. It’s another trick taking game (a crowded genre), with another little twist. Wouldn’t say it blew us out the water either, but it’s a solid little game that’s easy for non gamers to pick up too. There’s a few things to consider if you want to (which way up to have your hand, where to put scouted cards, when to use your scout and show tokens, which adjacent cards to use and when) or you can just play without thinking too deep either. For a small box and some cards, it does a fair bit we guess, just depends if this type of game is up your street .

It is fun and easy to play , the strategy (although not very high) is there, the battle is mostly between you and yourself. Furthermore it can be appreciated both by experienced players and non gamers alike and it is a very compact and portable game that can be played anywhere. It may be not in your alley, however give it a try before dismissing it completely.

Yep, if the type of set and number of cards are the same, the set with the lowest value card in it loses. So the 7,8,9 wins as the 4,5,6 has the lowest value card in it (the 4).

@@boardgaimz thanks a lot! So also 789 beats 678, right?

@@TheQrank No problem! It sure does as 6, 7, 8 has the lowest value (6) :)

And thank you for watching!

Thanks to you too!

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Thanks! Viking See-saw is a great simple little filler game, the pieces are so cute!

Hi Mark! You can place your cards however you like, so long as they are orthogonally adjacent to each other, that's the only rule ;) However if you want to maximise scoring, you'll want to try and make it so every card contributes to a path. To make a path, each card in it must be greater than the one before, but they don't have to be consecutive numbers. The path has to start and end in the same tree species. You could play a 2 next to a 2, but it's less likely to help your score.

@@boardgaimz Thanks!

@@marktaylor4962 No problem, have fun!

Aww thanks for the praise! We'll keep practising and hopefully more people might find us in the future :)

You’d think they would’ve had more subs. It’s quick, coherent and straight to the point, unlike many other channels.

You did, or we did? xD

Thanks! First should be up tomorrow eve’… if Sam pulls his finger out editing :)

Just count yourself lucky you didn't have to see my face xD

Thanks!

A bronze medal for you! 🏅