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The Boardgame Specialist Podcast Episode 111: Top 100: 20 to 11 https://discord.gg/NCCQxb9kyBCarla IG: boardgamespecialist FB: Red Deer Board Game Fanatics Mel IG: mels_boardgame_room FB Mel's Board Game Room YouTube: Mel's Board Room[1:04] Lone Wolves[5:52] Terror Below[10:44] Magnificent[16:24] Le Havre: The Inland Port[20:21] Orleans[24:35] Century[28:49] Unfair [33:34] Downforce[38:16] Azul[43:02] Champion of Midgard [46:28] The Gallerist[50:54] Destinies[55:42] Forest Shuffle[59:12] Wyrmspan[1:02:33] The White Castle[1:07:44] Chronicles of Crimes [1:10:18] Rococo[1:15:58] Five Tribes[1:19:44] Lost Ruins of Arnak[1:24:46] Ra[1:27:42] Ark Nova[1:33:19] Tinner's Trail

This week, we played Terror Below! A game that mixes delivering packages with giant worms similar to Tremors! Angie also shares a dark story and we talk about board games that require an extra media to play such as an app or video. Special thanks to David Gledhill and Slo-Mo for allowing us to use their song "Boy From the City." If you would like to hear what David is up to these days, please follow the link below!https://open.spotify.com/artist/2mkSfdbk3EkKfh45pd2CWH?si=-nDfgFOCTKu5j46m3B1pQwDon't forget to visit GamesOverBoard.com for links to our Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube and email us at Gamesoboard@gmail.com! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

¡Bienvenidos jugadores! Hoy nos toca programa de esos rico rico y con fundamento. Hablamos en el mojo de si es mejor rejugar juegos o jugar novedades o mantener un equilibrio. Luego tocamos un montón de juegos, algunos novedades, otros no tanto. ¡Al lio! 1:57 El Mojo: ¿Rejugar o Novedad? 37:05 Revive 50:39 Carnegie 1:01:52 Trajan en profundidad 1:22:10 The Night Cage 1:33:51 Bamboo 1:52:04 Terror Below y Wreckland Run

Dans ce 19ème épisode, on prend une marche ensemble sur une Avenue laide sans histoire pour parler de mes jeux qui commence par "c". Mais avant, je prend le temps de vous parler de quelques jeux, dont Mille Fiori, Isle of Skye, Charterstone, Terror Below et l'infâme Skip-Bo, qui vient de descendre encore davantage dans mon estime. Ark. Spoiler, j'ai acheté ISS Vanguard et je n'ai aucun regret. Je voudrais me lover dans cette magnifique boîte bleue en position foetale et y vivre pour le restant de mes jours. Mon destin, c'est maintenant de visiter des nouvelles planètes et de gérer les chicanes sur mon vaisseau. Cette boîte jam packed de belles affaires mérite toutes les hyperboles, ok là? Bon. 

Carla and Melanie list their favorite spooky themed games.You can find Melanie on...Instagram - Mels_boardgame_RoomFacebook - Mel's & Friend's Board Game RoomYouTube - Mel's Board Game RoomYou can find Carla on...Instagram-boardgamespecialistFacebook- Red Deer Board Game Fanatics[00:01:27] Everdell Newleaf[00:04:08] Dog Park[00:06:52] Creature Comforts[00:07:03] Foundations of Rome[00:07:22] Bag of Chips[00:10:26] New York Slice[00:11:46] Tempura[00:14:37] Pina Pirata[00:16:06] Miaui[00:18:13] The legend of the Cherry Tree[00:21:08] The Walls of York[00:23:95] Wooly Wars[00:23:35] Pizza Party[00:24:05] Fleet the dice game[00:25:49] Naramata[00:26:17] Ghost Blitz the dice game[00:29:43] Noctophobia[00:33:13] Nightmare Horror Adventures:Welcome to Crafton Mansion[00:36:32] Medium[00:39:56] Mysterium[00:43:44] Deception Murder in Hong Kong[00:45:40] Flickem up Dead of Winter[00:49:35] Crave[00:52:06] Fallout[00:56:39] Run Fight or Die Unloaded[01:00:05] Arkham Horror the card game[01:03:33] Broom Service[01:07:22] Terror Below[01:09:38] Dead of Winter[01:14:53] Pandemic Reign of Cuthulu[01:19:46] Phantom Ink[01:23:56] Alien Fate of the Nostromo[01:25:53] Mysterium Park[01:29:21] Mansions of Madness 2nd edition[01:33:15] The Bloody Inn[01:37:16] Betrayal at House on the Hill

We talk about Ryan's experiences going back to Adepticon this year to play Bloodbowl. Random thoughts and news from the board game industry.  We also touch on IP games and specifically spend some time discussing Terror Below, GI Joe Deck Building Game, Transformers Deck Building Game, and Power Rangers Deck Building Game. Other games mentioned: Warhammer 40K, Marvel Crisis Protocol, X-Wing, Star Wars Armada, Carcassonne, Settlers of Catan: Dawn of Humankind, Tigris and Euphrates, Robotech: Reconstruction, Keyforge, Marvel: Legendary, Alien: Legendary, Firefly, Star Wars: Outer Rim, Gaslands, Welcome to the Moon, Lots, Lots: Filled In. 

This episode was originally released December 2nd, 2019.For episode 43, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) join Nat’s wife Elizabeth (@eaeshelman) to talk about a gamer’s first GenCon, hosting a diaper-party Magic tournament, and pregnancy food cravings! Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:0:00:41 – GenCon 20191:13:25 – TSI Diaper Party1:23:31 – I Need Some Pickles Right Now or I Will Fight YouTotal runtime – 1:36:17 Everyone Enjoys GenCon Hello! It’s been several months since we’ve had time to do any recording, and in that time Vintage has changed drastically at least twice, so obviously we’re not talking about Vintage at all. Instead, we’re looking back three months to the beginning of August and the best time of the year, GenCon. Geoff and I attended this year, along with several Team Serious members, and this year I had the pleasure of rooming with my wife (five months pregnant at the time) and her older cousin John. Being able to introduce (or reintroduce, in John’s case) people to GenCon is a real treat, and even offers a refreshing perspective for myself, who has attended for the past 10-or-so years. My view of GenCon has always been that each year’s experience is slightly different, and usually gets better as you weed out elements that weren’t as fulfilling and replace them with something new. You learn something and improve each time. For example, as much as I love playing Magic, there’s so much more going on at GenCon that I now prefer to spend my time elsewhere with friends, unlike the first couple of years where I spent most of my days in the tournament hall. Elizabeth, John, and I played a nice Commander game on Wednesday night before getting to the convention on Thursday, and Geoff, Andy “Brass Man” Probasco, and I did an Andy’s Closet Cube Three Player Partner Nonlegendary Commander Brawl draft (patent pending) one evening to pass a few hours. Action photo and my deck below; ask Andy about it on Twitter. Most of our time was spent in GenCon’s extensive exhibit hall, where new games and products can be demoed and purchased. Covering everything in detail would take a lot, but we talk about several games:● Robo-Rally-like programming games were surprisingly popular. These included the rubber-duck racing simulator duck! Duck! Go!, Tremors: the Boardgame game Terror Below, and Dauntless Dirigibles, which is still in development but was a lot of fun.● Elizabeth and I played Foundations of Rome, still in development and on Kickstarter, as the last game on Sunday. It’s got a lot of potential, particularly with well-designed game pieces. Elizabeth would like to remind you that she won, by a lot.● Adventure Island was a fun, cooperative, narrative game, which sparked some discussion on the nature of those types of games and their replay value.● Elizabeth and her family like the Lost Cities series of games. Lost Cities: Rivals is the newest addition to that group and is a fun bidding game. There’s also a four-player board game.● I wanted to pick up Unearth, which we played at last year’s GenCon but which stuck with me. It holds up to my memory of it.● Silver: Amulet was new from the creator of One Night Ultimate Werewolf but had some frustrating elements. We all had to try it twice to check.● I also liked 3 laws of Robotics, a fun social-deduction game with a party game element. My only gripe was that I thought the instructions were missing an important clarification on how points work.● Geoff was enchanted by the simple dexterity game Catch the Moon if you appreciate games that are easy to teach. This one is super cute.● Elizabeth and I both liked Wingspan a fun, complex engine builder with amazing bird art. And I just learned from BGG that it was primarily developed and designed by women. Outside the regular exhibit hall, Elizabeth, John, and I got to look at the First Exposure Playtest Hall, which always has a fun feeling of being able to offer constructive criticism on a game before it comes out. We also played in the One Night Ultimate Werewolf World Championship, my first non-Magic sanctioned tournament at GenCon, and they made a few fun twists to the rules. Elizabeth and John also played several games of traditional and Ultimate Werewolf over conference. And the three of us attended a seminar on “The Secrets of Magic: The Gathering,” hosted by frequent GenCon presenter and intellectual property lawyer Jason Webb, who went step-by-step through a pack of Magic cards and explained all the symbols, language, and other IP text. It was interesting. And free. And we each got a pack of Ravnica Allegiance. So it’s worth an hour to relax at an otherwise busy con. For food, we talk a little about brunch at Cafe Pikachu and dinner (and shrimp cocktail) at St. Elmo Steakhouse. I don’t remember if we mentioned the best chicken fingers in the world, but this was also the first year I ever dined at the Steak ‘n Shake near the convention center. Diapers for Little Magic Player A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the arrival of our firstborn, Elizabeth and I hosted a Team Serious Invitational: Diaper Party (TSI:DP) at our house in Columbus. In addition to being a fun episode of camaraderie, where the entry fee was just some number of (unused, I really felt we needed to specify unused) diapers, this was also a lead-up to Eternal Weekend for the Ohio Vintage players. But in addition to the five rounds of competitive Vintage Magic: The Gathering, we also had some fun baby-related games. Players were invited to stick balloons up their shirts to simulate pregnancy for example, and two of the balloons had tickets to win a Death Star beach ball! Guhstin used three strategically placed balloons for the full effect. We also organized that game where players try to identify candy that has been melted in diapers. If you’d like to play at home, I’ll put the answers on Twitter. And we had a basket of diapers for people to write messages on so that we could have some encouraging cheer for those late-night feedings and changings. Those will be fun to go through, as will the box of diapers that one Twaun P. Pwnertown sent, decorated with Orkz. It was a great time! At least Elizabeth and I had a great time. I got to play some Vintage and she got to show off our house—including the newly finished nursery—and play hostess to a bunch of fun people. I think our guests had fun too, but who am I to speak for them? Regardless, our attendees, along with a few who couldn’t attend and sent mail instead gave us more than 3,000 diapers, and nearly as many wipes. We also got a great assortment of books, toys, and clothes. Vintage writer Joe Dyer brought the rocking horse, and the day’s winner, David Lance, brought a personalized MTG onesie for the boy. (We had joked about first prize for the tournament being naming rights for our son, so maybe David just called his shot.) There’s a more complete report on The Mana Drain. As I mentioned, David Lance won with Survival. Steve McGrew, Nam Q. Tran, and Rajah James rounded out the Top 4 on Paradoxical Outcome, Ravager Shops, and ZiasBond Lands, respectively. Prizes included sealed product from my infancy in Magic: a 4th Edition starter, an Urza’s Saga precon, and Ice Age and Fallen Empires boosters. Food and Drinks: Pregnancy Cravings For our food and drinks section, we talked some about the culinary highlights of GenCon, but we also talked with Elizabeth about her pregnancy cravings. Instead of the stereotypical strange combinations of pickles and ice cream, she wanted mostly comfort foods. Shells and cheese, or pot-roast sandwich with fries and a Coke from Bob Evans, for example. We’ve had several batches of shells and cheese over the past three trimesters, and this is the first time in our 10-year marriage we’ve ever done that. Here’s the recipe. It’s what you’d expect: delicious. We also talk about how there should be more nonalcoholic cocktail options. Recently Elizabeth and I rediscovered Asterisk Supper Club, which is mere minutes from our house. There the bartender will concoct a “mocktail” to your taste preferences, and it’s a reasonable price because they’re making you a fancy pop. Questions for Discussion Why don’t you come to GenCon? You’d probably enjoy it. Also, why don’t you host a Vintage tournament (or whatever format you prefer) at your house? Invite your friends and have fun. Act like you like one another. Have you ever been pregnant? Did you enjoy restricting your diet? No alcohol, limited caffeine, avoiding foods like sushi, unpasteurized dairy, lunch meat? Did you have any weird cravings? What hot spots did you find for mocktails in your area? Conclusion and Post Script Thanks for listening! And thanks to Elizabeth for joining us. If you’re interested in some of her writing, it’s available on McSweeney’s and elsewhere under her authorial name, Elizabeth Eshelman. And in the few weeks it took for us to get the podcast edited and the writeup written up, Elizabeth and I had a baby! Jesse John Moes was born on November 16 at 7:13 a.m. He weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was 7+13 in. long, so he’s got some clear lucky numbers. Both mom and baby did just great. In fact, we’ve had him home for two weeks now and are having fun figuring out this whole “Living With a Baby” thing. So far, so good! We’ll probably be on hiatus a bit longer as Nat and Elizabeth enjoy their newborn, but we’ll be back. Geoff loves editing these shows too much to let us quit. He is a harsh taskmaster. We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

This episode was originally released December 2nd, 2019.For episode 43, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) join Nat’s wife Elizabeth (@eaeshelman) to talk about a gamer’s first GenCon, hosting a diaper-party Magic tournament, and pregnancy food cravings! Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:0:00:41 – GenCon 20191:13:25 – TSI Diaper Party1:23:31 – I Need Some Pickles Right Now or I Will Fight YouTotal runtime – 1:36:17 Everyone Enjoys GenCon Hello! It’s been several months since we’ve had time to do any recording, and in that time Vintage has changed drastically at least twice, so obviously we’re not talking about Vintage at all. Instead, we’re looking back three months to the beginning of August and the best time of the year, GenCon. Geoff and I attended this year, along with several Team Serious members, and this year I had the pleasure of rooming with my wife (five months pregnant at the time) and her older cousin John. Being able to introduce (or reintroduce, in John’s case) people to GenCon is a real treat, and even offers a refreshing perspective for myself, who has attended for the past 10-or-so years. My view of GenCon has always been that each year’s experience is slightly different, and usually gets better as you weed out elements that weren’t as fulfilling and replace them with something new. You learn something and improve each time. For example, as much as I love playing Magic, there’s so much more going on at GenCon that I now prefer to spend my time elsewhere with friends, unlike the first couple of years where I spent most of my days in the tournament hall. Elizabeth, John, and I played a nice Commander game on Wednesday night before getting to the convention on Thursday, and Geoff, Andy “Brass Man” Probasco, and I did an Andy’s Closet Cube Three Player Partner Nonlegendary Commander Brawl draft (patent pending) one evening to pass a few hours. Action photo and my deck below; ask Andy about it on Twitter. Most of our time was spent in GenCon’s extensive exhibit hall, where new games and products can be demoed and purchased. Covering everything in detail would take a lot, but we talk about several games:● Robo-Rally-like programming games were surprisingly popular. These included the rubber-duck racing simulator duck! Duck! Go!, Tremors: the Boardgame game Terror Below, and Dauntless Dirigibles, which is still in development but was a lot of fun.● Elizabeth and I played Foundations of Rome, still in development and on Kickstarter, as the last game on Sunday. It’s got a lot of potential, particularly with well-designed game pieces. Elizabeth would like to remind you that she won, by a lot.● Adventure Island was a fun, cooperative, narrative game, which sparked some discussion on the nature of those types of games and their replay value.● Elizabeth and her family like the Lost Cities series of games. Lost Cities: Rivals is the newest addition to that group and is a fun bidding game. There’s also a four-player board game.● I wanted to pick up Unearth, which we played at last year’s GenCon but which stuck with me. It holds up to my memory of it.● Silver: Amulet was new from the creator of One Night Ultimate Werewolf but had some frustrating elements. We all had to try it twice to check.● I also liked 3 laws of Robotics, a fun social-deduction game with a party game element. My only gripe was that I thought the instructions were missing an important clarification on how points work.● Geoff was enchanted by the simple dexterity game Catch the Moon if you appreciate games that are easy to teach. This one is super cute.● Elizabeth and I both liked Wingspan a fun, complex engine builder with amazing bird art. And I just learned from BGG that it was primarily developed and designed by women. Outside the regular exhibit hall, Elizabeth, John, and I got to look at the First Exposure Playtest Hall, which always has a fun feeling of being able to offer constructive criticism on a game before it comes out. We also played in the One Night Ultimate Werewolf World Championship, my first non-Magic sanctioned tournament at GenCon, and they made a few fun twists to the rules. Elizabeth and John also played several games of traditional and Ultimate Werewolf over conference. And the three of us attended a seminar on “The Secrets of Magic: The Gathering,” hosted by frequent GenCon presenter and intellectual property lawyer Jason Webb, who went step-by-step through a pack of Magic cards and explained all the symbols, language, and other IP text. It was interesting. And free. And we each got a pack of Ravnica Allegiance. So it’s worth an hour to relax at an otherwise busy con. For food, we talk a little about brunch at Cafe Pikachu and dinner (and shrimp cocktail) at St. Elmo Steakhouse. I don’t remember if we mentioned the best chicken fingers in the world, but this was also the first year I ever dined at the Steak ‘n Shake near the convention center. Diapers for Little Magic Player A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the arrival of our firstborn, Elizabeth and I hosted a Team Serious Invitational: Diaper Party (TSI:DP) at our house in Columbus. In addition to being a fun episode of camaraderie, where the entry fee was just some number of (unused, I really felt we needed to specify unused) diapers, this was also a lead-up to Eternal Weekend for the Ohio Vintage players. But in addition to the five rounds of competitive Vintage Magic: The Gathering, we also had some fun baby-related games. Players were invited to stick balloons up their shirts to simulate pregnancy for example, and two of the balloons had tickets to win a Death Star beach ball! Guhstin used three strategically placed balloons for the full effect. We also organized that game where players try to identify candy that has been melted in diapers. If you’d like to play at home, I’ll put the answers on Twitter. And we had a basket of diapers for people to write messages on so that we could have some encouraging cheer for those late-night feedings and changings. Those will be fun to go through, as will the box of diapers that one Twaun P. Pwnertown sent, decorated with Orkz. It was a great time! At least Elizabeth and I had a great time. I got to play some Vintage and she got to show off our house—including the newly finished nursery—and play hostess to a bunch of fun people. I think our guests had fun too, but who am I to speak for them? Regardless, our attendees, along with a few who couldn’t attend and sent mail instead gave us more than 3,000 diapers, and nearly as many wipes. We also got a great assortment of books, toys, and clothes. Vintage writer Joe Dyer brought the rocking horse, and the day’s winner, David Lance, brought a personalized MTG onesie for the boy. (We had joked about first prize for the tournament being naming rights for our son, so maybe David just called his shot.) There’s a more complete report on The Mana Drain. As I mentioned, David Lance won with Survival. Steve McGrew, Nam Q. Tran, and Rajah James rounded out the Top 4 on Paradoxical Outcome, Ravager Shops, and ZiasBond Lands, respectively. Prizes included sealed product from my infancy in Magic: a 4th Edition starter, an Urza’s Saga precon, and Ice Age and Fallen Empires boosters. Food and Drinks: Pregnancy Cravings For our food and drinks section, we talked some about the culinary highlights of GenCon, but we also talked with Elizabeth about her pregnancy cravings. Instead of the stereotypical strange combinations of pickles and ice cream, she wanted mostly comfort foods. Shells and cheese, or pot-roast sandwich with fries and a Coke from Bob Evans, for example. We’ve had several batches of shells and cheese over the past three trimesters, and this is the first time in our 10-year marriage we’ve ever done that. Here’s the recipe. It’s what you’d expect: delicious. We also talk about how there should be more nonalcoholic cocktail options. Recently Elizabeth and I rediscovered Asterisk Supper Club, which is mere minutes from our house. There the bartender will concoct a “mocktail” to your taste preferences, and it’s a reasonable price because they’re making you a fancy pop. Questions for Discussion Why don’t you come to GenCon? You’d probably enjoy it. Also, why don’t you host a Vintage tournament (or whatever format you prefer) at your house? Invite your friends and have fun. Act like you like one another. Have you ever been pregnant? Did you enjoy restricting your diet? No alcohol, limited caffeine, avoiding foods like sushi, unpasteurized dairy, lunch meat? Did you have any weird cravings? What hot spots did you find for mocktails in your area? Conclusion and Post Script Thanks for listening! And thanks to Elizabeth for joining us. If you’re interested in some of her writing, it’s available on McSweeney’s and elsewhere under her authorial name, Elizabeth Eshelman. And in the few weeks it took for us to get the podcast edited and the writeup written up, Elizabeth and I had a baby! Jesse John Moes was born on November 16 at 7:13 a.m. He weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was 7+13 in. long, so he’s got some clear lucky numbers. Both mom and baby did just great. In fact, we’ve had him home for two weeks now and are having fun figuring out this whole “Living With a Baby” thing. So far, so good! We’ll probably be on hiatus a bit longer as Nat and Elizabeth enjoy their newborn, but we’ll be back. Geoff loves editing these shows too much to let us quit. He is a harsh taskmaster. We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

Joe and Tom talk about the games they aqcuired. The review Mariposas, Qwirkle, Back to the Future: Dice through time, Terror Below, and Bill and Ted's Excellent Board game. Joe and Tom find themselves on the journey of a most excellent conversation. The music for this episode was Cartoon space utopia by Sir CubworthSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/averagejoesgamingpodcast)

Joe and Tom discuss Mariposas, Qwirkle, Back to the Future: Dice through time, Terror Below, and Bill and Ted's Excellent Board game.

3:24 Reroll corner lord of the rings. Journeys in Middle Earth   27:02 Terror Below   41:34 Fire Tower   56:55 Gaming new years resolutions   1:25:14 Something completely different 

3:24 Reroll corner lord of the rings. Journeys in Middle Earth   27:02 Terror Below   41:34 Fire Tower   56:55 Gaming new years resolutions   1:25:14 Something completely different 

This week, the boys deep dive Terror Below by Renegade Games Studios. Jonathan finds himself sucked into the insanity of World of Warcraft Classic, and enjoyed it more than the film version (har har). Robert, on the other hand, has completed another run of kids programing, so he now has...

Reviews of Bargain Quest, QE, Conspiracy: The Solomon Gambit, Terror Below, Res Arcana, Aftermath. Featured review: Artemis Project. Reroll: Petrchor. Board game discussion starts 24:37. http://www.bluepegpinkpeg.com/ep153

During this week's episode: 1) The Pegs discuss their recent gameplays including: QE, Bargain Quest, Terror Below and more; 2) All the Pegs review the worker placement game The Artemis Project; and 3) Look back at Petrichor. Click here for game play photos and show notes. NOTE: Board game discussion starts at 24:37. To access the direct download, click here. Certain of the aforementioned reviews derive from a copy of the reviewed game which was provided by the publisher, free of charge. :52- Renaissance Trivia; 8:00- #FeldMeld Winners; 12:19- Jeremy news; 16:07- PegHead Visits/Travel; 20:47- Summer Secret Santa; 24:37- Bargain Quest; 30:59- Medium; 39:39- Terror Below; 48:48- QE; 56:40- Res Arcana; 1:00:10- Conspiracy: The Solomon Gambit; 1:07:30- Heist: OTOM; 1:12:47- Patient Zero; 1:21:40- Century: A New World; 1:26:10- Aftermath; 1:32:28- Variable Player Power; 1:35:12- Fiasco Reprint; 1:38:58- Half Truth; 1:43:30- Hasbro & Plastic; 1:45:00- The Artemis Project: Rules; 1:47:50- The Artemis Project: Review; 2:27:58- Petrichor: Re-Roll

It’s time for our full thoughts on Renegade’s new game, Terror Below! It’s worms vs humans, but it’s also HUMANS vs HUMANS! Hopefully you’re a degree closer to Kevin Bacon than your opponents and ready to throw some improvised explosives in the desert!

Recorded in War Room Studios - Albuquerque, NM : 8/13/19 This episode is brought to you by PowerMeeps.com and Van Ryder Games. Brandon takes a trip to Cloudcroft for a boardgame retreat and Josh takes a trip to Total Wine. A mysterious (and SMASHED) package arrives from Baker of Bored Online Board Offline. Josh treats the listeners with Outtakes during the THEN segment.  The NOW segment features some exciting new hotness including Star Wars: Outer Rim and The Scarlet Pimpernel. In TOMORROW Sleeping Gods is the hot topic, IMPORT/EXPORT, Tapestry and Carte Rogue.  The show is concluded with a deep dive review of Watergate from Capstone Games. Episode Timeline: 0:00:00 - Intro 0:03:15 - Cloudcroft Retreat 0:06:04 - Josh admits a problem 0:09:12 - Baker sends a Mystery Package to the War Room 0:12:50 - Power to the Meeple - Pipeline in Stock 0:14:18 - TNT - Then -- Outtakes! 0:17:54 - TNT - NOW 1:14:50 - TNT - TOMORROW 1:32:34 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate Review 1:36:20 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Rules Overview 1:42:35 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Production 1:45:18 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Theme 1:48:10 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Gameplay / Strategy 1:59:28 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Fun Factor 2:01:42 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Replayability / Variability 2:05:55 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Brandon Final Thoughts 2:08:33 Feature Segment : Feature - Watergate- Josh Final Thoughts Game Timestamps: Carte Rouge - 1:24:58 Crusader Kings - 1:00:10 Curios - 0:43:20 IMPORT/ EXPORT - 1:19:08 Rolled West - 0:50:43 Sleeping Gods - 1:14:50 Star Wars: Outer Rim - 0:17:54 Tapestry - 1:21:23 Terror Below - 0:36:55 The Scarlet Pimpernel - 0:28:40 Watergate - 1:32:34

Episode 81 - GenCon Post Mortem Introduction:    Zany Banter!! News: Sleeping Gods Red Raven. $70 and 20 days left. Seems to be the next game like Above and Below and Near and Far.  Fiasco!  SHASN! Trial by Trolley Games played: Jason - Skull King Joel - Jambo Jason - Helios Joel -  Balloon Cup  Joel Recaps GenCon:   Con Cons:  Lines, cosplays, crowds, and mystery boxes.  STEFAN FELD!!!! Homebrewers, Legendary 007, Parks, Terror Below, Obscurio, Cartographers, Foodies, Watergate, Crusoe Crew, Black Angel, Abomination, City of Big Shoulders, Edge of Darkness Closing: 

In this week's episode: Introduction (0:00) What's On Your Table (01:48) GenCon - Want to Buy (12:59)Machi Koro Legacy (13:48) Shadowrun (17:28) Warmachine Oblivion (18:49) Cartographers: A Roll Player Tale (20:23) Sagrada: The Great Facades - Passion (21:43) Century: Golem Edition - Eastern Mountains (23:06) Everdell (24:37) GenCon - Want to Demo (25:33)Edge of Darkness (25:58) God of War: The Card Game (27:59) Riot Quest (30:07) Las Vegas Royale (31:48) Run Fight or Die: Reloaded (32:52) The Towers of Arkhanos (34:24) Bargain Quest (35:40) Conflicting Legends (2nd edition) (37:01) The Stygian Society (38:32) Time Chase (39:43) Terrors of London (41:20) Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein (42:38) Return to Dark Tower (45:14) GenCon - Excited About (48:44)The Artemis Project (49:05) Roll for Adventure (49:55) Terror Below (50:46) Downforce: Wild Ride (52:57) Call to Adventure (54:59) In the Hall of the Mountain King (56:20) Clank! Expeditions: Temple of the Ape Lords (54:57) Metal Gear Solid: The Board Game (59:23) War of the Worlds: The New Wave (1:01:28) Nemesis (1:02:17) Vindications: Leaders & Alliances (1:06:13) Love & Hate (1:07:31) Outro (1:14:24) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gamesweplaypod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/gamesweplaypod Facebook: https://facebook.com/gamesweplaypod Gmail: GamesWePlayPod@gmail.com Website: http://gamesweplaypod.buzzsprout.com/ Support the show (http://patreon.com/GamesWePlayPod)

In today's episode Josh reviews recent vacation games and the Nintendo Switch title For the King before looking ahead to Terror Below and the Barenpark: Bad News Bears Expansion. In our featured segment Josh continues his Top 100 list with games 75-51. Featured in this episode are: 75 - Charterstone 74 - Hanabi 73 - Rising Sun 72 - Dice City 71 - Castles of Mad King Ludwig 70 - Dutch Blitz 69 - Altiplano 68 - Bombay 67 - Telestrations 66 - Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age 65 - Ticket to Ride 64 - Descent (2nd edition) 63 - Tiny Epic Zombies 62 - Dice Masters 61 - Stone Age 60 - Diamonds 59 - Detective 58 - Camel Up 57 - Black Fleet 56 - Star Realms/Hero Realms 55 - 7 Wonders 54 - Everdell 53 - Reykholt 52 - Beyond Balderdash 51 - Dominion