Thank you for the explanation... Although: How do I reset all the cards for a new group play? Should I put the card in numeric order? How do I know how to divide them back to A-B-C-letters packs ? I didn't play it just yet (but others, which I'm not familiar with - did), and I want to setup the cards for a new game without any spoilers... What shell I do..?
You’re welcome! At first I thought maybe each card was individually numbered to help…. But I don’t think that’s right….. BUT, I’m 90% sure they have a list and order for these cards on their website…. Hope that helps!
@@TomTeachesGames Yeah, the Crystal Caverns is a complete nightmare to teach - mechanically, each player is playing an entirely different game, with their own win condition (even more so than Root, where each player has the same points target, and uses the same cards. It's also very visibly designed as a 4 player game (with a rock-paper-scissors-time bomb balance) and then adapted to allow for other player counts and role combinations, which leaves things feeling a bit awkward if you're not playing the core 4-player game with those 4 factions.
This is exactly what I was looking for.
SWEET! I'm so glad!
Thank you for the explanation...
Although:
How do I reset all the cards for a new group play?
Should I put the card in numeric order?
How do I know how to divide them back to A-B-C-letters packs ?
I didn't play it just yet (but others, which I'm not familiar with - did), and I want to setup the cards for a new game without any spoilers...
What shell I do..?
You’re welcome!
At first I thought maybe each card was individually numbered to help…. But I don’t think that’s right….. BUT, I’m 90% sure they have a list and order for these cards on their website….
Hope that helps!
I own Vast: the Crystal Caverns (with, I believe, all expansions and addons), and have played Root, so this looks interesting.
I own both Vasts, and have YET to play it. I just cannot imagine teaching it to the people I game with.... which is sad, because it seems so fun.
@@TomTeachesGames Yeah, the Crystal Caverns is a complete nightmare to teach - mechanically, each player is playing an entirely different game, with their own win condition (even more so than Root, where each player has the same points target, and uses the same cards.
It's also very visibly designed as a 4 player game (with a rock-paper-scissors-time bomb balance) and then adapted to allow for other player counts and role combinations, which leaves things feeling a bit awkward if you're not playing the core 4-player game with those 4 factions.
@@TomTeachesGames same here.
Gave up on this one (Vast) only because of the burden of teaching.
It's not legacy at all. It's kind of campaign, but definitely not legacy. Those are 2 very different things