20 Strong: Tanglewoods Gold Gameplay Overview

Join designer Logan Giannini as he walks through the Tanglewoods Gold deck and tries to coax 3 ferocious bears out of the woods.
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[@dragonshadow1902]

Great tshirt. My bgg avatar had that quote on it with a low battery image.

[@Cleansweep38]

Thanks!

[@Cleansweep38]

Ty for sharing! I like the mechanics of this one the best. I’m confused with the white deck, as the play through was a bit fiddly. The red deck seems like a more advance version of this one, but still understandable. At the moment, following the dice rolls are hard because it is hard to see them on a cell phone, instead of a computer screen. I see the circles are misses, but the other faces look like a plus sign, so I can’t tell the difference between hits and crits. When you go thru the deck, do you shuffle the discard pile or leave it as it is stacked? I know you have been flipping some cards, so they have to be a certain way.

[@alvarorivero3787]

Maybe a typo error on the card? Below the line Flip Trigger, "of any" is written twice. Amazing game, all in for sure 😊

[@Cleansweep38]

Are Dice used when dealing with traps exhausted? Watching a red deck playthrough and the lady, demoing the game was not sure.

[@gianninilogan]

They are not. You just roll a blue die from anywhere to check the trap and then return it to whenever you grabbed it from.

[@taykey17]

Why does Pinocchio look like tinkerbell? Did I miss something?

[@qwerty1234321leb]

They are using the red deck art just to show how the game goes, and still a rough prototype.

[@taykey17]

@@qwerty1234321leb cool, thanks

[@DoruDaroczi]

You missed the part where he says the art is not completed for the Gold deck and they are using the art from the Red deck. As you can see, the 3 bears are the wolves from the red deck.