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by louper How many plays is this review based on? When one of the negatives of the review is the amount of times you need to reference the rulebook, that seems like an appropriate piece of information...
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by chris1nd We had to reference the rules quite a bit the first play or two, then printed a player aid and never needed them again.
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by stsparks72chris1nd wrote:We had to reference the rules quite a bit the first play or two, then printed a player aid and never needed them again.That is a great idea. I think if I played the game...
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by porkchop_twlouper wrote:How many plays is this review based on? When one of the negatives of the review is the amount of times you need to reference the rulebook, that seems like an appropriate...
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by monskersporkchop_tw wrote:I remember I gave this game a 7/10 rating when I first started with the game. After the 6th play we've finally memorized all the tile actions and the technology tiles. Then...
View ArticleThread: The Castles of Burgundy:: Rules:: Beginning the game with 2 workers
by Blazur According to the rules players begin the game without workers, and yet on the boiteajeux.net implementation of the game each players begins with 2. Why the discrepancy? Has there been an...
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by Chris Coyote From the rules page 3:Determine a start player by rolling dice. That player receives one worker tile which he places onto the appropriate storage space in the lower left hand corner of...
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by SapoLJackson First player always gets one worker and the rest get the amount associated to their turn number.
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by Khonnor Was there a question?
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by apotheos Yes. The OP deleted their post.God this system is stupid.
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by Blazur Sorry guys, it was a stupid question and I didn't realize the ramifications of deleting a post that people had already responded to.The original question was about starting the game with...
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by bongoHerman Don't worry, everybody knows that situation where you are looking for a rule and just can't find it.
View ArticleKnowledge 1 to 5
by Colin Tipton Ok a look at the first 5 knowledge tiles in The Castles of Burgundy.Lets assume we are having the chance to grab these tiles in round one and not late game with regard to the following...
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by UnknownParkerBrotherGroobies wrote:vardamir wrote:Harlans wrote:They stack, you get both. 4 workers, and 1 silverling.Yes, this is correct. but keep in mind though, it's not stack like 4+2 workers...
View ArticleApproachability - How Games Can Extend the Invitation to New Players
by Alex Harkey[This blog post has been adapted to the blogging feature of BGG. To view this post in it's optimal format with full pictures and illustrations please visit GamesPrecipice.com]This month...
View ArticleReply: The Castles of Burgundy:: Strategy:: Re: [stats] avg points, win%,...
by Backlash27TrilceAC wrote:Having seen this analysis, does anybody play The Castles of Burgundy having all the players the same board but using boards 2-9 or even the expansion boards (10x, 13x,...)....
View ArticleReview: The Castles of Burgundy:: A Victim of High Expectations: A...
by ExcitingJeff There was a time when I would have been impressed by Castles of Burgundy. After all, it has an impressive pedigree. I was initially attracted by its high rating on the geek and its...
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by larryjrice I did not much care for this game the first couple times I played and the duration of the games approached 2.5 - 3 hours. However, it has played much more quickly with experience and we...
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by AnarchosynExcitingJeff wrote:It’s a dice-based game, but players can alter the die rolls easily enough that the dice are effectively meaningless in many situations. Is this a criticism? I consider...
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by SapoLJackson How many plays is your review based on ?
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