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I've made cards for several PnP games so far (Aether Captains: Clockwork Cabal, Aether Captains: The Search, The Big Time!) and they all have one thing in common: the cards have all come out with slightly rough surfaces. I've used 67lb. Vellum Bristol Cover Stock for the paper (
2019年4月11日 · Naalu have a dual planet system; 3/1 and 0/2. There are several key points to note with their system: 1. On turn one, you cannot pay the cost of using tech's secondary without some kind of supplementary economy (trade, diplomacy, etc.) 2.
A hilarious comic book card game that combines luck, skill, tactics and bluffing. Build your legendary civilization to stand the test of epochs. Be the first inhabitant of the valley to hatch and own three dragons — by any means. 2 simulations to refight the actions on the flanks at the battle of Gettysburg.
2013年6月7日 · This is a geeklist to help compile games that fit the following criteria: 1) The game must be a 28mm Miniatures game. NOT a board game with miniatures and NOT a dungeon crawl. (i.e. Not Descent, Earth Reborn, etc. Also, miniatures are ideally NOT pre-painted) 2) The game must be Skirmish Level (I'd say 1 to 30 miniatures, give or take.
2023年3月21日 · Here are some ideas : 1a. Get the continent that can fund the conservation project EVEN IF you don't have an animal card of that continent and even if there's no animal or sponsor card on display that gets you that fast 2CP. This is a blocking move, and can then delay all other players who were planning on that one. 1b.
2021年11月7日 · Trick taking is one of my favorite game mechanics, but I’ll admit that the genre is littered with mediocre games. To me, trick taking games often suffer from one of two major problems: (1) a feeling of obviousness, or (2) a feeling of chaos. Some tricksters enter auto-pilot mode once you see your cards, as the strategy for playing any given ...
Incohearent is the adult party game by What Do You Meme that will get you talking! Let the laughs begin as you compete to make sense out of gibberish from one of three categories — kinky, party and pop culture. Each card has a combination of words on the front that, when recited out loud, sound like the phrase written on the back.
