Burning Banners Advanced Game Tutorial

Tutorial for the fantasy wargame Burning Banners from Compass Games. This video covers the rules for the Advanced Game. I highly suggest you watch the Basic Game video for Burning Banners, as this video builds on that introduction.

[@RedBird77]

Just bought this. Looks amazingly fun.

[@moellerc1]

Thanks Redbird! Hope you enjoy it.

[@thediminutivesoldier]

I played two games last night and your videos have helped alot!

[@moellerc1]

Excellent! Hooray for the internet :)

[@thediminutivesoldier]

@@moellerc1 This game is truly incredible! utterly blown away. I plan on doing my next video on it and I think it will have my highest score yet.

[@moellerc1]

@@thediminutivesoldier I’m humbled and honored. Thank you.🙏

[@thediminutivesoldier]

@@moellerc1 oh wait is this your game!!!???

[@moellerc1]

@@thediminutivesoldier haha indeed!

[@thomaskaplan4898]

About to play our first game today, very excited

[@moellerc1]

Awesome Thomas! Have fun!

[@somerandomperson8282]

So.. did you enjoy it?

[@princeofmoskova]

Looks great! Thank you for this video.

[@moellerc1]

Thanks for watching!

[@A._J_.]

now if we could only get earlier delivery than feb 2024. such as next month.

[@Deep_under_the_snow]

Just received a copy. Beatyfull artwork and very streamlined rules, lot of variery and lot of fun. Thanks Eric. Ps. Expansions with elves? 😀

[@moellerc1]

@@Deep_under_the_snow haha I’ll tell him :)

[@77thass]

Wow this looks incredible. I will have to pick this up. Any hints on future plans for the system? Compass Games has a lot of historical themes, any plans of a mashup?

[@mercuzio711]

The advanced game looks really cool, just a question: if in a scenario (if it can be done) one player controls multiple kingdoms and in the opposing side each kingdom is controlled by a single player ( a 1 vs all situation, like in a teaching game), the 3 cap on magic cards drawn stays the same even for the lone player? Thanks!

[@moellerc1]

That’s correct Mercuzio, the only difference is that players draw one blessing from each kingdom they control. The number of spells drawn is 3 regardless of the number of kingdoms in play. It works because players refill their hands regularly and there are many spells that get played on opponents’ turns.

[@papiplays1677]

@@moellerc1 So if it is 6 players, each playing their own kingdom, they each get 3 spells? Or is it 3 total per "side"?

[@moellerc1]

Jeffro, each kingdom gets 3 spells.

[@Deep_under_the_snow]

Can you make a stack with more than one hero?

[@moellerc1]

Nope! One hero, one army max.