Podcasts about shipwrights

Wendy Yi takes a look at nine games she's played recently and gives rapid-fire reviews of them! This time, she looks at Kraken Skulls, The Pirate's Flag, Pick A Pen Gardens, Unmatched Aventures: Tales to Amaze, Shipwrights of the North Sea Redux, Tangram City, Let's Go To Japan, In the Footsteps of Darwin, and Expressions.

On this edition - The disappearing craft of Shipwrights is discussed and also, unity in the fishing industry. Presented by Tom MacSweeney - https://twitter.com/tommacsweeney Discover comprehensive maritime coverage at http://tommacsweeneymaritimepodcast.ie/ Stay up to date with Tom MacSweeney's Maritime Podcast by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts here: https://apple.co/3qfVLEr or on Spotify here: https://spoti.fi/2DX9F5FA Follow Tom MacSweeney's Maritime Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maritimeirelandradioshow/

Episode 96Top 9 Viking Gameshttps://discord.gg/ssnqjsRFxV%0A gamesandcouples@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/couplesandgames https://instagram.com/gamesandcouples Carla IG: boardgamespecialist FB: Red Deer Board Game Fanatics Mel IG: mels_boardgame_room FB Mel's Board Game Room YouTube: Mel's Board Game Room [3:01] Faraway[6:54] Escape the Dark Castle[12:12] Mountain Goats[16:18] Dropolter[21:40] Shipwrights of the North Sea[23.50] Vikings[25:05] Explorers of the North Sea[27:16] Dice and Dragons[31:09] Odins Ravens[38:28] Champions of Midguard[38:11] Knarr[41:02] Voluspa[44:58] God of War[47:58] Lofoten[51:40] Tiny Epic Vikings[54:58] Vikings Gone Wild[59:34] A Feast for Odin[1:05:43] Raiders of the North Sea[1:09:46] Knarr[1:10:54] Champions of Midguard[1:15:58] Raiders of Scythia[1:18:21] Bloodrage

Tonight we talk about plating food up with a James Beard Nominee, Chef David Standridge joins us from Shiprights Daughter in Mystic CT.

Dave and Shea rant about box sizes

Wendy Yi takes a look at several games that she's played recently and reviews them. This time, she covers Knarr, Empire's End, Get On Board Paris & Roma, Forest Shuffle, After Us, Shipwrights of the North Sea Redux, Bot Factory, Ice Cool Wizards, and Wyrmspan.

This time, we are LIVE at Dice Tower West 2024 in Las Vegas in front of a convention audience to discuss our Roses, Thorns, and Hula Hoops, pit three games in a Vegas-themed Showdown, share a Tale of Boardgaming Horror, and take questions from the audience. 01:04 - News for Dice Tower West 2025 03:17 - Games Tom Taught 04:26 - Eric Plays Wyrmspan 05:52 - What's Julie Been Doing? 07:33 - Way Too Many Cats 11:38 - Shipwrights of the North Sea: Redux 13:45 - Paris: La Cité de la Lumière 17:27 - Mr. Jack 19:54 - Challengers: Beach Cup 22:47 - Video Game Champion 29:36 - Showdown Intro 30:27 - Vegas Showdown 31:19 - Lords of Vegas 33:52 - Vabanque 36:22 - Tale of Boardgaming Horror 41:12 - What is our favorite Stonemaier Game? 41:58 - Where does Tom keep his hats? 42:39 - What are our favorite Auction Games? 44:23 - What was our favorite non-gaming Vegas experience? 47:41 - What game surprised us after having low expectations? 50:24 - Do we implement house rules/post-release fixes? 54:54 - What is a good travel-sized deck-building game? 57:28 - What are our spouses' favorite games?

In episode 156, Dean and Deron talk about games they've been playing (Explorers, Super Mega Lucky Box, Silver & Gold, Drawn to Adventure, & Nemesis: Lockdown) and then dig in to their most anticipated board games in 2024. Happy New Year! If you enjoy our podcast, please consider rating us and giving us a review. If you like our YouTube channel, please consider subscribing. If you have questions you would like us to answer on the podcast, please email us at meepletownmail@gmail.com. To support us further, check out our www.patreon.com/meepletown or www.buymeacoffee.com/meepletown9.  00:00       Intro 03:08       Explorers, Super Mega Luck Box, Silver & Gold, and Drawn to              Adventure 13:25       Nemesis: Lockdown 20:37       Most Anticipated Board Games of 2024 *****Spoilers Below***** . . . . . . . . Dean 10. Defenders of the Realm: Legends Retold - 20:37 9. Shipwrights of the North: Redux - 26:27 8. Endeavor: Deep Sea - 31:33 7. Colosseum: Ave Titus - 35:04 6. Wanderlust: Discover the World - 41:15 5. Bone Wars - 45:14 4. Milkman - 50:37 3. Skyrise - 56:58 2. Andromeda's Edge - 01:01:32 1. Civolution - 01:06:19 Deron 10. The Crew: Family - 24:32 9. Ezra and Nehemiah - 28:40 8. Cascadero, Cascadito - 33:16 7. Cthulhu: Dark Providence - 38:40 6. Unconscious Mind - 43:14 5. Star Wars Unlimited - 47:12 4. Marvel United: Multiverse, expansions - 53:56 3. Heat: Pedal to the Metal - Torrential (Heavy) Rain - 59:22 2. Thunder Road Vendetta: Carnival of Chaos - 01:03:45 1. ARCS - 01:09:30 01:14:21     Honorable Mentions Thanks for coming down to MeepleTown!

We discover why Quitos was in the Galley escape pod, when the ship blew up, and consider future possibilities.

Chris and Jason from Deepdale Camping & Rooms select their favourite albums of 2023. Some of the selected artists have performed at Deepdale Festival, others are national or international artists who have caught the attention of these two avid music fans.Like the line-up of Deepdale Festival, these albums are great music with a heart of folk.00:00 - Deepdale Podcast Theme Tune by Jess Morgan01:03 - Chris & Jason chat about albums05:04 - September November by The Long Ryders07:00 - Chat about album Back To Zero by Morganway09:07 - Sample of Back To Zero by Morganway11:40 - Chat about album Invitation by Michele Stodart13:35 - Sample of Push & Pull by Michele Stodart15:30 - Chat about album Shipwrights by Aaron Horlock & Nick Goode17:39 - Sample of Homeward Bound by Aaron Horlock & Nick Goode19:08 - Chat about album The Record by Boygenius22:25 - Chat about Harry's Seagull by Georgia Shackleton26:32 - Sample of Rambling Robin by Georgia Shackleton28:00 - Chat about Weathervanes by Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit30:56 - Chat about Love Yourself First by Bring Me The Hearts33:28 - Sample of Watersigns by Bring Me The Hearts34:59 - Chat about The Pivot On Which The World Turns by Polly Paulusma39:48 - Sample of Back Of Your Hand by Polly Paulusma41:46 - Chat about Midnight Chorus by Kathryn Williams & Carol Ann Duffy43:14 - Chat about Man The Lifeboats46:55 - Sample of Whisky for Christmas by Man The LifeboatsThank you to all the artists who gave us permission to include a sample of their music, and thank you to all the artists for producing albums that we love.More information on the Deepdale Podcast can be found online at http://deepdalepodcast.co.uk

Episode Notes WATER 7! WATER 7! WATER 7! WE ARE HERE! The Arc that Takes Two, The SUUUUUUPER Train Stop, The City of Water! It is WAAAAAAATER SEVEN!!! Oh and sure howdy does this kick off strong with some Shipwrights who we don't need to bother remembering, Rob Lucci who? Paulie What? Matt will come to learn those names. YOHOHOHOOOO Next Chapter Assignment: 332-341 Your two host are Xander and Matt. You can find us Here! In the Show Notes! HI! Music Composed and Sung by: BERTIE You can find them on Twitter @HeyItsBertie and on Spotify as BERTIE. ( https://open.spotify.com/artist/4MvQlp4Dzm8AtRzaSMC0Cr )

Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre os melhores jogos lançados no primeiro semestre de 2023! Programa com a participação de Diego Dicas Ludicas, Catiele e Vinicius do Joga em Dois e Rafael Coelho! Cast gravado na Live Nórdica 310! Lista de Jogos Lançados https://ludopedia.com.br/lancamentos?ano=2023&fl_status=1 Introdução Notícias Melhor jogo Família do primeiro semestre Melhor jogo Expert do primeiro semestre Melhor Jogo pra Dois do primeiro semestre Melhor Jogo Nacional do primeiro semestre Jogo que Não Jogou mas gostaria de jogar Decepção ou Jogo Ruim do primeiro semestre Top 3 Jogos Lançados no Primeiro Semestre Notícias: Conclave iniciou a pre venda do jogo Sleeping Gods https://conclaveweb.com.br/?s=sleeping+gods https://www.instagram.com/p/CuR-1KFrZkN/?hl=pt-br A Meeple BR iniciou as vendas do jogo Destemidos Norte da África https://www.playeasy.com.br/destemidos-norte-da-africa.html Acroos the Board iniciou as vendas do jogo Terracotta Army https://www.playeasy.com.br/terracotta-army.html Mosaico anuncia Shipwrights of the North Sea: Redux https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/70064/mosaico-anuncia-shipwrights-of-the-north-sea-redux Ouça o Ponto de Ação: https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/69930/ponto-de-acao-002-diversao-offline-2023 Seja membro deste canal e ganhe benefícios: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Link para Campanha o Padrim: https://www.padrim.com.br/CovildosJogos Apoie também pelo PicPay: https://picpay.me/coviljogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre os melhores jogos lançados no primeiro semestre de 2023! Programa com a participação de Diego Dicas Ludicas, Catiele e Vinicius do Joga em Dois e Rafael Coelho! Cast gravado na Live Nórdica 310! Lista de Jogos Lançados https://ludopedia.com.br/lancamentos?ano=2023&fl_status=1 Introdução Notícias Melhor jogo Família do primeiro semestre Melhor jogo Expert do primeiro semestre Melhor Jogo pra Dois do primeiro semestre Melhor Jogo Nacional do primeiro semestre Jogo que Não Jogou mas gostaria de jogar Decepção ou Jogo Ruim do primeiro semestre Top 3 Jogos Lançados no Primeiro Semestre Notícias: Conclave iniciou a pre venda do jogo Sleeping Gods https://conclaveweb.com.br/?s=sleeping+gods https://www.instagram.com/p/CuR-1KFrZkN/?hl=pt-br A Meeple BR iniciou as vendas do jogo Destemidos Norte da África https://www.playeasy.com.br/destemidos-norte-da-africa.html Acroos the Board iniciou as vendas do jogo Terracotta Army https://www.playeasy.com.br/terracotta-army.html Mosaico anuncia Shipwrights of the North Sea: Redux https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/70064/mosaico-anuncia-shipwrights-of-the-north-sea-redux Ouça o Ponto de Ação: https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/69930/ponto-de-acao-002-diversao-offline-2023 Seja membro deste canal e ganhe benefícios: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Link para Campanha o Padrim: https://www.padrim.com.br/CovildosJogos Apoie também pelo PicPay: https://picpay.me/coviljogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Spoilers for Noah's Ark, the Shipwrights' Ancient Play or Dirge, or The Newcastle Noah Play. A new spoilers episode for a new full cast audio adaptation of Noah's Ark, an unattached solo mystery play from Newcastle - dating around 1450/1736, depending on how accurate you think the transcription is. Produced for the podcast by Sarah Blake of Sounds Curious Productions. With Deeivya Meir as God, William Sutton as Noah, Andre Bullock as the Demon, Robert Crighton as Angel, and Sarah Blake as Noah's wife. The host was Robert Crighton. Our patrons received this episode in February 2022 - approx. 4 months early. The Beyond Shakespeare Podcast is supported by its patrons – become a patron and you get to choose the plays we work on next. Go to www.patreon.com/beyondshakespeare - or if you'd like to buy us a coffee at ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/beyondshakespeare - or if you want to give us some feedback, email us at admin@beyondshakespeare.org, follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @BeyondShakes or go to our website: https://beyondshakespeare.org You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel where (most of) our exploring sessions live - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLa4pXxGZFwTX4QSaB5XNdQ The Beyond Shakespeare Podcast is hosted and produced by Robert Crighton.

(00:00) Welcome(00:10) Your host Suzy Chase(00:20) Shingle and Stone by Thomas Kligerman(00:36) Buy the Book Here(00:59) Thomas Kligerman(01:31) A Mirror(01:40) Pause(01:50) Reflect(01:54) Launchpad(01:59) The Book (02:14) Artists(02:26) Team(02:40) Genius in a Tower(02:58) Saltbox Home(03:12) My House in IL(03:26) Shingle and Stone the book(03:35) CT(03:42) The Author(04:08) The Only Design Book Podcast(04:20) Purchase the Book Here(04:47) Door(04:59) What Does A House Sound Like(05:32) Wooden Deck(05:37) Stone Floor(05:52) Family(06:15) New Mexico(06:24) Colonial House(06:36) Adobe Structure(07:03) Adobe House(07:34) Yale School of Architecture(07:57) American(08:07) Georgian(08:09) Norman(08:11) Chalet(08:18) Architecture from America(08:29) Shingle and Stone(08:42) The Adobe's(08:47) Chaco Canyon(09:08) What Does The Title Mean(09:27) Stacked Stone(09:43) The Podcast(09:52) Shingle Dune Gable(09:56) Shipwrights(10:40) Martha's Vineyard(11:04) Informed by the Past(11:18) Outside Traditional(11:24) Inside of House(11:40) Inside(12:09) Suzy Chase Your Host(12:33) Kligerman(13:00) Architecture(13:23) Purchase the Book(13:36) New England(13:38) NM(13:49) Book Cover(14:24) Pool House(14:57) Folly(15:01) Blenheim(15:03) Bridge(15:08) Pool House as a Folly(15:48) Dramatic Effect (15:54) Main House(16:00) The Slats(16:44) Mitchell Owens(17:26) Shingle and Stone Cover(18:07) Author(18:13) McKim, Mead & White(18:21) Monograph(18:38) Isaac Bell House(19:24) Decorating by the Book Podcast(19:45) Take Screenshot to Buy Book (20:57) The Paseo(21:04) Home on The Paseo(21:20) DBTB Podcast(21:50) Money(21:51) Craftsmanship(22:30) End(22:54) New Company(23:05) Thomas Kligerman's Book(23:26) The New Firm(23:42) New Office(23:50) Empire State Building(23:55) Philosophy(24:17) Reboot(24:45) Thank you(25:00) Thanks for ListeningChapters, images & show notes powered by vizzy.fm.

Welcome back to my Top 50 games of all time...or until I do this list again next year... join me as I count down games 40 - 31. #40 Rising Sun (0:55) #39 Miraris (3:30) #38 Blood Rage (6:54) #37 Alhambra (8:10) #36 Wyatt Earp (10:46) #35 Everdell (14:29) #34 Ticket to Ride: Rails & Sails (17:43) #33 Explorers of the North Sea (20:23) #32 7 Wonders (22:38) #31 Shipwrights of the North Sea (25:39) Are you in the Bay of Plenty area? why not check out Diced Games! Where can you find me? On Instagram as @Dicespire You can read my Blog Of Dice & Muffins my BGG profile and you can Subscribe on YouTube (content coming soon!...ish) You can check me out on my other shared podcast UP'n'GO w/Muffins. Contact me anytime at dicespire@gmail.com Want a great game deal? head to Game Kings NZ & use code DANLIKESGAMES for $5 off! Thanks for Listening, Intro/Outro Music done by Jonathan B Meyer/Ketsa respectively, Cover art by Semi Co-Op

Carla and Melanie list their favorite games that use Multi Use cards.[00:00:50] Runsega North series (Shipwrights, Raiders, Explorers)[00:03:22] Castell[00:07:03] Cacao[00:10:27] Costa Rica[00:13:50] Point Salad[00:16:51] Shifting Stones[00:18:33] Radlands[00:21:56] Epic PVP fantasy[00:24:00] San Juan[00:28:09] Watergate[00:30:58] Duffers[00:34:32]One Deck Dungeon[00:38:34] Raiders of Scythia, Raiders of the North, Architects of the West Kingdom, Paladins of the West Kingdom, Viscounts of the West Kingdom[00:40:50] Bohnanza [00:44:00] Museum[00:47:16] Steampunk Rally[00:50:49] La Granja[00:55:07] Oh My Goods[00:57:51] Lost Ruins of Arnak[0059:50] Pandemic[01:02:19] London[01:05:00] Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

In this episode... Kellye and Aaron discuss a couple of coffee shop games. We consider coffee shop games to be ones that can be played on a smaller table, regardless of the box size. Find us online:Twitter: https://twitter.com/varianthex?lang=en (@varianthex) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/varianthex/ (@varianthex) Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/varianthex (@varianthex) (we might start streaming games soon) Website: https://varianthex.com/ (varianthex.com) Email: podcast@varianthex.com Additional Info:Our theme music is "Shimmer" by Mr. Smith, obtained via the https://freemusicarchive.org/ (Free Music Archive). "https://freemusicarchive.org/music/mr-smith/hope-lights-the-horizon/shimmer (Shimmer)" was made available under a public domain license. If you enjoy our theme music, https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=XdogNYkwwpFzI-hudvS-4_Mcvd0E-VCI19XQ8agwb0CoivXGWHeATrBu-wQx27rMs_ss0Wo3wqUDFxaM (please leave the artist a tip!)

Colonial ship building explained and those who performed it as a team.

"And the Quest is History" is an actual-play D&D Podcast set in a mostly-homebrew world. In this episode, the party infiltrates a heavily-guarded stronghold really poorly. Like super poorly. The Cast: Sean Wagemans as Cap'n Brine Amanda Bingham as Robynn Hunt Riley Gale as Wendell Wheatleigh Ryan Styers as Tim Bambodol Jedd Bingham as Everyone Else! (The Dungeon Master) Check us out and see the maps we are using by following us @QuestIsHistory on Instagram and Twitter!

Está no ar o 3º episódio do MEEPLE VORTEX, podcast sobre boardgames idealizado pelos canais Deathmatch, Tábula Quadrada e Jogatina BG! Um novo episódio de Meeple Vortex será publicado todo dia 10 (às vezes antes) de cada mês no feed do JBG, e será constituído de três blocos: jogatinas recentes, análise de um título escolhido e um tópico de discussão. E para este episódio, você vai conferir: No primeiro bloco nós comentamos quais foram os boardgames que estiveram em nossas jogatinas: Renato: Star Wars: Outer Rim, Explorers of the North Sea, Invasores do Mar do Norte, Shipwrights of the North Sea e Inis;Zabu: The Golden Ages e Star Wars: Rebellion;Butilheiro: Cartógrafos: Um Conto de Roll Player, Raccoon Tycoon e Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell: A Board Game of English Magic. No segundo bloco fizemos a análise de um dos recentes lançamentos da escola Italiana de Design: Teotihuacan: City of Gods Em Teotihuacan, volte no tempo milhares de anos para a maior cidade dos astecas. Testemunhe a glória e o crepúsculo da poderosa civilização pré-colombiana, acumule riquezas, ganhe favores dos deuses e se torne o construtor da magnífica Pirâmide do Sol. Desenvolvido por Daniele Tascini, com ilustrações de Odysseas Stamoglou, Teotihuacan é um jogo competitivo, onde cada jogador controla um conjunto de dados de trabalhadores, que são movimentados em torno de um tabuleiro modular para realizar diversas ações e garantir mais pontos de vitória que seus adversários. O jogo é destinado para 1-4 jogadores e com duração de 150-180 minutos, que foi produzido pela NSKN Games em 2018 e distribuído no Brasil pela Bucaneiros Jogos em 2019. E no terceiro bloco, trouxemos para a nossa mesa de discussão a questão de como definir, ou tentar definir, o que faz de um boardgame ser considerado um clássico. Quais pontos são revelantes nessa discussão? Seriam os jogos abstratos são mais fáceis de considerar como clássicos? Isso e muito mais nessa discussão! Conheça mais sobre os nossos canais: Deathmatch: Medium, Ludopedia e Instagram; Tábula Quadrada: Site, Ludopedia, Instagram, Youtube e Facebook; Jogatina BG: Site, Ludopedia, Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter e Telegram. Produção: Anderson Butilheiro, André Luis e Renato Lopes. Edição e Pós-produção: André Luis (@zabuzeta) Extras: - boardgames citados durante o podcast: Scythe, Sid Meier's Civilization: Um Novo Amanhecer, Merchants & Marauders, Star Wars: Imperial Assault, Star Wars: Destiny, Star Wars: Legion, Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit, Fallout, Firefly: The Game, Rolling Ranch, Roll Player, Railroad Ink: Blazing Red Edition, Welcome to..., On Tour, Twilight Imperium (Fourth Edition), Star Wars: Império Vs. Rebelião, Munchkin, Power Grid, Age of Empires III: The Age of Discovery, Clãs da Caledônia, Root, Lords of Hellas, Kemet, Cyclades, London, Cryptid, Tzolk'in: O Calendário Maia, As Viagens de Marco Polo, Anachrony, Trickerion: Legends of Illusion, Dice Settlers, In The Name of Odin, Puerto Rico, El Grande, Gloomhaven, Azul, Zombicide, For Sale, The Resistance, Agricola, Kingsburg, Dune, Sagrada;

Está no ar o 3º episódio do MEEPLE VORTEX, podcast sobre boardgames idealizado pelos canais Deathmatch, Tábula Quadrada e Jogatina BG! Um novo episódio de Meeple Vortex será publicado todo dia 10 (às vezes antes) de cada mês no feed do JBG, e será constituído de três blocos: jogatinas recentes, análise de um título escolhido e um tópico de discussão. E para este episódio, você vai conferir: No primeiro bloco nós comentamos quais foram os boardgames que estiveram em nossas jogatinas: Renato: Star Wars: Outer Rim, Explorers of the North Sea, Invasores do Mar do Norte, Shipwrights of the North Sea e Inis;Zabu: The Golden Ages e Star Wars: Rebellion;Butilheiro: Cartógrafos: Um Conto de Roll Player, Raccoon Tycoon e Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell: A Board Game of English Magic. No segundo bloco fizemos a análise de um dos recentes lançamentos da escola Italiana de Design: Teotihuacan: City of Gods Em Teotihuacan, volte no tempo milhares de anos para a maior cidade dos astecas. Testemunhe a glória e o crepúsculo da poderosa civilização pré-colombiana, acumule riquezas, ganhe favores dos deuses e se torne o construtor da magnífica Pirâmide do Sol. Desenvolvido por Daniele Tascini, com ilustrações de Odysseas Stamoglou, Teotihuacan é um jogo competitivo, onde cada jogador controla um conjunto de dados de trabalhadores, que são movimentados em torno de um tabuleiro modular para realizar diversas ações e garantir mais pontos de vitória que seus adversários. O jogo é destinado para 1-4 jogadores e com duração de 150-180 minutos, que foi produzido pela NSKN Games em 2018 e distribuído no Brasil pela Bucaneiros Jogos em 2019. E no terceiro bloco, trouxemos para a nossa mesa de discussão a questão de como definir, ou tentar definir, o que faz de um boardgame ser considerado um clássico. Quais pontos são revelantes nessa discussão? Seriam os jogos abstratos são mais fáceis de considerar como clássicos? Isso e muito mais nessa discussão! Conheça mais sobre os nossos canais: Deathmatch: Medium, Ludopedia e Instagram; Tábula Quadrada: Site, Ludopedia, Instagram, Youtube e Facebook; Jogatina BG: Site, Ludopedia, Youtube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter e Telegram. Produção: Anderson Butilheiro, André Luis e Renato Lopes. Edição e Pós-produção: André Luis (@zabuzeta) Extras: - boardgames citados durante o podcast: Scythe, Sid Meier's Civilization: Um Novo Amanhecer, Merchants & Marauders, Star Wars: Imperial Assault, Star Wars: Destiny, Star Wars: Legion, Star Wars: The Queen's Gambit, Fallout, Firefly: The Game, Rolling Ranch, Roll Player, Railroad Ink: Blazing Red Edition, Welcome to..., On Tour, Twilight Imperium (Fourth Edition), Star Wars: Império Vs. Rebelião, Munchkin, Power Grid, Age of Empires III: The Age of Discovery, Clãs da Caledônia, Root, Lords of Hellas, Kemet, Cyclades, London, Cryptid, Tzolk'in: O Calendário Maia, As Viagens de Marco Polo, Anachrony, Trickerion: Legends of Illusion, Dice Settlers, In The Name of Odin, Puerto Rico, El Grande, Gloomhaven, Azul, Zombicide, For Sale, The Resistance, Agricola, Kingsburg, Dune, Sagrada;

It's our first episode! I played Shipwrights of the North Seas with Greg, one of our awesome regulars. Listen to find out what we thought!

Zach and Dan discuss their recent plays of Age of War, Dr Who Exterminate and Shipwrights of the North Sea and Top 5 "Games we prefer to play 2 player". Main feature for today’s episode is a discussion of the 3 Player Design Space as illustrated by GMT's Churchill and  Capstone Games Three Kingdoms Redux.  Be sure to check out our twitter, Facebook page or you can email us at bgbpodcastzd@gmail.com 

Welcome to the Sister Isles… of course that’s not what they’ve always been called, but that’s the only name anyone can remember anymore. The Sister Isles are named after the beloved children of High Lord Aaron. But as you’ve never heard of the these particular islands before it’s pretty certain you don’t know who that is. Let me explain. Over 1000 years ago HIgh Lord Aaron of Hythain was sent from the capital of Bondment to the far western islands to steady violent storms that were threatening to tear apart all of Hythainia. High Lord Aaron was a weather master and held special relations with the Ventus, God of Weather. Moving to the farthest reaches of the world was not something Aaron wanted to do, but he did as His High Lord commanded. With him he took wealth, power, guards and both his wife, Naomei, and mistress, Elizia. Naomei - Priestess of Sib The Goddess of Peacekeepers, Traders, Diplomats and Shipwrights. It is said Naomei could talk someone out of their last penny if she deemed the reasoning good enough. She was a quiet woman who rarely spoke of non-important things and she was known to be level headed and fair. Elizia - follower of the God Uje was just as quiet as Naomei, but being a true follower of The Goddess of Water, Rivers, Oceans and Wells she had patience that could use to slowly change the opinions of those around her to see her point of view. It was rumored that the Naomei and Elizia were, or should of been, sisters. They had shocking similarities in not only looks, but also in movement, speech patterns and personalities. This was often attributed to the girls being raised in the same clutch. As it might happen both his wife and mistress became pregnant and gave birth at the same time. Aaron, having two daughters from the two women he loved he could not and would not pick a favorite child. As Aaron’s daughters grew, however, it was very obvious that, even though they shared their birthdate and father - they were not destined to be close to one another as their mother’s were. Little Nexie (short for Nexelita) was a patient and loving child and very much resembled, in aptitude, the followings of the God Sib. She was always the placater or easing of tensions. Nexelita was the complete image of her mother in poise and temperament. Her sister, Thayous, was very much of the house of Ventus. She was violet and as erratic as a storm. She would blow from one mood to the next, often without warning. As the girls grew Aaron set to expanding his lands so that he could make homes for his daughters. On each of the nearest two islands High Lord Aaron carved out and civilized, practically, identical areas in which he had built keeps and rather large towns. Each town was a gift to each of his daughters on their wedding days. This, of course, made the hands of their first marriage quite valuable and there were no shortage of suitors who braved the long voyage from Bondment to come and try to woo one (or both) of the High Lord’s daughters. Both daughters were wed on their 17th birthday in a large and lavish affair that took place in the ornate temple of Ventus that still stands between the two cities. As the High Lord Aaron lived out his years watching his lands grow and he welcomed many grandchildren (and even a few great grandchildren) into his family and all during that time the seas stayed relatively calm. Even after his death the area seemed to stay blessed. The storms that ripped through the other outer islands seems to miss Aaron’s lands. But as High Lord Aaron’s memories and stories faded so did the protection they provided. By the year 1450 of the Hythain Reckoning Calendar the seas were so chaotic that to be on the water was to invite death to your door. Storm after storm tore through the islands and barrelled straight onto the mainland. Then, without a known cause, 720 years ago (in the year of 1453), right before the time of the Upheaval, something changed and the islands because peaceful again overnight. The constant storms subsided. Not only that, but while the lands around them were torn apart by the Orc Wars (years 1455-1456) peace remained on these protected lands and when the Upheaval shook the world and magic died The Sister Isles were spared the major catastrophes and chaos. Yes, arcane magic was lost here, as it was in the rest of the world, but bardic magic held on just as rumours say that some areas were able to keep their druidic magics. Even some druidic magic did find its way back to the islands far earlier than the arcanic magics were renewed (some say by the gods return to this world). The stories tell that even though he is gone High Lord Aaron still protects his lands. There are some who say they’ve seen his form walking in his temple on the eastern islands, but there’s always stories of strange things coming from people who seek attention. What is not fantastical is that the lands that High Lord Aaron settled have endoured. His Temple of Ventus still stands and is a working church. His Castle is still on the eastern island nearly untouched by time. His daughters’ homes still thrive. Port Thay and Port Nex are home to many a thousands of people and the areas surrounding these ports have grown as well. So now that you know about the Sister Isles let me again welcome you to them. Now that you know some about the history of the Sister Isles let me bring you in closer to where this story takes place. On Nex Island, home of Port Nex, there are a two largish towns. The one that you might not need to be concerned about is Norwich is is north or Port Nex. It’s a lumber town that supplies Port Nex and Acomb with almost all the timber needed to build and repair the constant stream of boats and ships that come through these islands. The other larger town is, as you might of guessed, Acomb. Acomb is the southernmost town on Nex Island and once was the finest harbor in all the lands. Acomb is, geographically, the closest harbor to the Temple of Ventus and High Lord Aarons Castle and as it was the closest High Lord Aaron would stop in Acomb each time he came to visit the islands. Acomb is also the closest harbor to Bondment and a fair number of ships from there make their way to Acomb before heading off to either the north or south lands. While Acomb is a busy town, it’s permanent population is just under 8,000. Our story is set in Acomb, so we’ll be back there shortly, but first let me explain a few other towns in the area. On Nex Island there’s a few other smaller towns and a few villages. I’ll start with the smaller towns: Fulda is nestled right between Port Nex and Acomb about equidistant. It’s not officially a Kender town, it’s as close to a “hometown” as they can claim. This small town with a population less than 2000 is made up of about 60% kender which is the highest concentration you will find anywhere in the world. The town is here because it’s a half a day's journey to either Port Nex to the north or Acomb to the south. Kender’s often travel between the two destinations to find work. I would love to give you a nice mental image of a happy little town where the little folk thrive, but, sadly, I can’t. If there’s a crime committed Fulda is the first place that people turn to for retribution no matter who is to blame. If there’s a tax to be raised it’s raised on the folk of Fulda for no other reason than “they deserve it”. Fulda is not a happy place, but it’s a place of necessity where the most unloved people band together to try to protect one another. On the other side of a small wood, also between Acomb and Port Nex there is a town called Midway. It’s the polar opposite of Fulda. It’s the “good child” and no-one would believe anything unsavory could come from such a find upstanding town. Where as Kender’s aren’t outright illegal in Midway, most kenders who travel through that town would find a very uncomfortable time. Actually anyone not Human would get the same reception. Midway is very racist against anyone not human. And that’s it for the smaller southern towns. Up north you have Plaidsville which is snap dab in the middle of Port Nex and Norwhich. It’s nestled right in the bend of the river that’s used to transport the logging south and the town is full of hearty people who work hard and treat others fairly, as long as they pull their weight. This leaves only three towns or villages on Nex Island those being Shores Edge, Amberville and Cordville. Of these three the only thing to note is Cordville is an interesting place due to it’s a Dragonborn town. Most inhabitants of Nex Island don’t go to Cordville because of this fact. Cordville was settled in 1455 as a way station during what was to become known as The Orc Wars. The soldiers came from Udorim on The Shimmering Shore and set camp and have a launching station to take out any Orc ships that came past The Sister Isles. But, the Orcs never came and the Dragonborn of Cordville stayed and in the past 700 years they’ve become part of the Sister Isles just as much as the dwarves, elves and halflings have. So that will work as your tour around Nex Island. Let’s head back to Acomb where our story begins. In Acomb there’s several pubs and inns. Being a harbor town there’s a lot of people coming and going and where you have travelers you have thirsty people. One of these inns is called The Drunken Starfish. It’s a rather large place at the end of a strip of shops and it’s known as an “adventurer's” bar, even though there’s not a lot of adventures in The Sister Isles. Most of its patrons come to hear stories of adventures that the owners (of which there are several) claim to of gone on, but no on believes they have actually saved a town, talked with the right hand of a goddess, held a magical sword, or fought a sea-monster in hand to hand combat. Currently The Drunken Starfish has 6 owners. Although the owners do change from time to time there seems to always be 6. Some of the regulars have found this curious, but not curious enough to do more than ponder such an oddity. It’s just enough to know that if you are thirsty for a drink or a story The Drunken Starfish is where you want to go hang out. What? You’re thirsty for both? Then Let’s go.

For anyone who has ever wanted us to "not hold back", so to speak, and give out some objectively bad reviews of games, this is the show for you! We tell you our reasons why you might want to avoid the Witcher Adventure Game (4:55), Witches of the Revolution (14:27), and Shipwrights of the North Sea (21:05). In the discussion at the back half of the podcast, we tell you about our approach to these kinds of reviews and why you haven't heard an episode like this from us before. Hopefully, we review nothing but good games going forward! (yeah, right...)

In this episode we look at Legends & Lies, President Wars, Drake II: Horizons, Shipwrights of the North Sea, and Grand Tactics. Show notes and links: Legends and Lies (kickstarter.com). President Wars- Battle Through The Centuries by Activity Makers — Kickstarter (kickstarter.com). Drake II: Horizons by Action Games Miniatures — Kickstarter (kickstarter.com). Shipwrights of the North Sea by Shem Phillips — Kickstarter (kickstarter.com). GRAND TACTICS by Eric Stover — Kickstarter (kickstarter.com).

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