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In today’s podcast episode @rollingreggie.bsky.social joins us to discuss some our favorite board games that heavily use dice and why we love them.

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In Today's podcast episode, Danielle answers our questions from the more casual side of the hobby discussing what she likes, what she doesn't like, and what annoys her about board gaming.

I haven't laughed this much in a while.

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Got a play of Age of Comics in with @dupthedodger.bsky.social and Adam last night. Clever worker placement games about publishing and selling comics. Loved the production with all the unique comic titles.

@silvylea.bsky.social happy belated 40!! Which beach was that? I've been to Newquay. Newkee :)

In today's podcast episode we continue our countdown of our top 40 games of all time with numbers 11-20.

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Azul applies to so many parts of life! But, no, Mark's insights and savvy bright some class to the show.

Please to have you on! Thanks for helping us out. I thought the episode was solid!

Today's podcast episode features the Reiner Knizia classic, Tigris & Euphrates.

Mark Johnson from @boardgamestogo.bsky.social joins us and we also discuss Tycoon: India 1981 and Castles of Tuscany.

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Beautiful game and nicely thematic but lots and lots of rules and rule book consulting and weird-little-tiny rules. Also, bonuses for days.

@boardgamehottakes.bsky.social Unconscious Mind with irl Tim. So dreamy.
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I get it, but it still hurts

Yes! The production is excellent (chip theory) and the art is electric (Manny Trembley, also the designer).

@boardgamehottakes.bsky.social So far Wroth seems excellent. Fun dice draft, light rule set, easy to grasp asymmetric cultures and beautiful production!

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Playing 4-handed to get the rules down which is usually boring, but I've been eager to keep coming back. Interested to hear your thoughts!

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The poker chips were an option in the Kickstarter. I LOVE them. They're denominated (1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100) which was a turn off for some, but a bonus for me, pretty, hefty and I bought two sets, which should cover most situations. I have the iron clays too. Not sure if I can pick a winner.

This one is excellent, btw. Heavier than Smartphone & lighter than Hegemony with similar vibes.

Today's podcast episode features Inis.

We also discuss recent plays of Modern Art, Cribbage, and Bomb Busters.

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We don’t post non-boardgame stuff often but we do appreciate democracy and oppose kings so the BGHT crew was glad to be a part of the anti-fascism, anti-dictator, anti-monarch protests today. Long Beach, CA pictured here.

@boardgamehottakes.bsky.social Tycoon: India 1981. Economic entanglement with some very combo-y action selection amidst the backdrop of the Indian industrial revolution.

So a conflict of interest between the two?

Hey I think I killed this discussion on accident, tried to revive it a thread up, because it's good. So bad at social media right now.

Hey Chris deleted my original post, but want to revive, because you're right, the oaths are different and your comment was excellent--please repost

Yep, just read that--deleted my comment, it seems essentially the same? Legally the same?

Anyone with a law degree know when this kicks in? Any definition of that term? Are Oaths symbolic only, or somehow enforceable?

For context, here's the oath taken by every military officer in the United States: "I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."

This is what a "domestic enemy" looks like. Important phrase for military leaders.

Cheers to @2muchenthusiasm.bsky.social for these amazing new thumbnails!

Of those you mentioned, I've only played Biohack. But I agree, this publisher's catalogue is excellent.

It's fun! Interesting choices, thinky puzzle, slick system and beautiful art.