CASCADIA: ROLLING RIVERS & HILLS | Two New Roll & Writes from Flat Out Games (A Preview)

[@yesguy016]

So each of the different 4 sheets are like a new game but with the same Cascadia theme? That's like 4 games in 1 right, do you agree?

[@TabletopTolson]

That's right! And Rolling Hills does 4 other maps.

[@richardhutnik]

Rolling Tolson!

[@Ian-R-Wilz]

I'm intrigued by these for sure. I love Cascadia. It's one of my favorite. I was watching another review and really disliked the style the person had and I saw you had a video. Thanks for the great review.

[@TabletopTolson]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jamessherman7797]

I really appreciate your play-through and review. I’m looking for games that are easy to teach and learn for 5+ players, as our game night group(s) have grown. Additionally, the groups tend to have a wide variety of player ability. If understand correctly, these two games, hills and rivers, can be combined to support up to 8 players, which would be perfect! Can two games of the same type (ex. Rolling hills) be combined for up to 8 players? A final question, could some players be playing with the basic “A” sheets while some players use a more difficult sheet?

[@TabletopTolson]

Yes, I don't see why combining 2 games wouldn't make for a fun 8-player version.

[@TabletopTolson]

And playing on the same sheet, i.e. A Sheet, maintains score consistency. I'm not sure I'd recommend mixing maps unless you're playing to not score/compare points.