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Topic	thirty-one tabletop games, ranked
SeabassDebeste 03/20/18 3:02:20 PM #168:	Johnbobb posted... Dungeon Dice Monsters wait is this a real thing?? ... no, i don't think i could do it... argh. My Immortal posted... Werewords sounds like it would be a huge hit in my gaming group and I'm really excited to try it. it is spectacular. just get the app and see if you like it - and if you do, buy the real deal! Great_Paul posted... We played Werewords last weekend and twice I got the Mayor/Werewolf combo. The first time I was able to throw them off enough to have another person blamed, but the second time I guess they realised to watch for it and they caught me. my groups were averse to the werewolf/mayor combo so we haven't done it yet. Gatarix posted... eldritch horror alas, both this and its predecessor are still on my hitlist! Naye745 posted... so i love dominion but honestly i think i hate pretty much every other deckbuilder i've ever played it's like they tried to be dominion but removed all the things that make it good the center card row is generally garbage. multiple currencies don't really work. (even most dominion fans hate potions, which are reasonably well implemented) some games just aren't even pretending to be something different, but are still worse in terms of balance or design. the best deckbuilding-based games are ones where the deck-building/cycling mechanic (such as in, say, rococo, great western trail or, more abstractly, concordia) is really the only thing taken from dominion, and latched onto a much more complex and involved game. seabassdebeste likes this except for the rococo part! - though my one play was ages ago, it probably merits another shot at some point... --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness <cite>SeabassDebeste posted [p:898161138] in thirty-one... [t:76412082]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnbobb posted...</cite> <quote>Dungeon Dice Monsters </quote> wait is this a real thing?? ... no, i don't think i could do it... argh. <cite>My Immortal posted...</cite> <quote>Werewords sounds like it would be a huge hit in my gaming group and I'm really excited to try it.</quote> it is spectacular. just get the app and see if you like it - and if you do, buy the real deal! <cite>Great_Paul posted...</cite> <quote>We played Werewords last weekend and twice I got the Mayor/Werewolf combo. The first time I was able to throw them off enough to have another person blamed, but the second time I guess they realised to watch for it and they caught me.</quote> my groups were averse to the werewolf/mayor combo so we haven't done it yet. <cite>Gatarix posted...</cite> <quote>eldritch horror </quote> alas, both this and its predecessor are still on my hitlist! <cite>Naye745 posted...</cite> <quote>so i love dominion but honestly i think i hate pretty much every other deckbuilder i've ever played it's like they tried to be dominion but removed all the things that make it good the center card row is generally garbage. multiple currencies don't really work. (even most dominion fans hate potions, which are reasonably well implemented) some games just aren't even pretending to be something different, but are still worse in terms of balance or design. the best deckbuilding-based games are ones where the deck-building/cycling mechanic (such as in, say, rococo, great western trail or, more abstractly, concordia) is really the only thing taken from dominion, and latched onto a much more complex and involved game.</quote> seabassdebeste likes this except for the rococo part! - though my one play was ages ago, it probably merits another shot at some point... --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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