looks impressive and reminds me of Ancient rome and palm island. If you are serious about the product, make a video highlighting 1. all the icons, - what the actions mean one by one - what civs there are 2. show initial setup, and 3. show a final game plus scoring. because in this video, I have no clue what you're doing. Also, GC is very expensive outside of US. I'd buy the pnp however if you sell it.
Looks awesome. Built it and figuring out how to play. A bit confused where you say at 6:45 (with Roman Legions) that you can't store a played card and then at 9:00 (with Grain) that you can. Did you mean that you couldn't store Roman Legions because you planned to discard it? [EDIT: Hmm...looks like you automatically discard your played card so I'm still confused.] Maybe I missed something else? Anyway, seems like a lot of decision space jammed into 18 cards!
I believe he was able to store the material from Grain because the card itself triggered the storage. Whereas in the first case Roman Legions was played and triggered a storage effect on another card hence it had already been 'spent'. Not sure if that makes sense or if it's even correct but that's how I interpreted it 😅
@@frankm6546 bgg is pretty bad. And uploading requires a bgg account to access them. Essentially you're handing over control over your work with nothing in return - bgg answers to no one.
Great video! Looking for it. When will be finally release?
Great video. Love the game so far.
looks impressive and reminds me of Ancient rome and palm island.
If you are serious about the product, make a video highlighting
1. all the icons,
- what the actions mean one by one
- what civs there are
2. show initial setup, and
3. show a final game plus scoring.
because in this video, I have no clue what you're doing.
Also, GC is very expensive outside of US. I'd buy the pnp however if you sell it.
+1. Have to agree, Pnp and J. Klipfel is already a well known combo.
Looks awesome. Built it and figuring out how to play. A bit confused where you say at 6:45 (with Roman Legions) that you can't store a played card and then at 9:00 (with Grain) that you can. Did you mean that you couldn't store Roman Legions because you planned to discard it? [EDIT: Hmm...looks like you automatically discard your played card so I'm still confused.] Maybe I missed something else? Anyway, seems like a lot of decision space jammed into 18 cards!
I believe he was able to store the material from Grain because the card itself triggered the storage. Whereas in the first case Roman Legions was played and triggered a storage effect on another card hence it had already been 'spent'. Not sure if that makes sense or if it's even correct but that's how I interpreted it 😅
Interesting, this will be available at PNPARCADE too?
Yep, for sure.
Dude why didn't you enter the 2024 1-hand game contest at BGG?! Hands down this would win lol.
Not everyone is a Bgg fanboy
@@kosterix123 I feel like I said something triggering? Is there something wrong with BGG that I don't know about?
@@frankm6546 bgg is pretty bad. And uploading requires a bgg account to access them. Essentially you're handing over control over your work with nothing in return - bgg answers to no one.
great😊