I've been playing Terra Pyramides, Oracle of Delphi, Mille Fiori and more. 1st Half July 2024.

I talk about all of the board games that I have played over the last few weeks.
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[@dreamofempire2114]

Oracle of Delphi is fantastic. One of my top 5 games of all time.

[@richardhancock1505]

Looking forward to your more thorough review of Terra Pyramides; I have just bought it and am trying my first play through; I’m not finding the rules as clear as I’d like…

[@richardhancock1505]

When you review TERRA PYRAMIDES I would like to hear your opinions on the clarity of the English rules; I find them to be woefully inadequate. 1 No clear rules for solo/ co-op when play with the expansions- despite those extra versions having a 1-4 player icon 2 No clear rule to state that 2 cubes of any colour may be used to represent a single cube of any other colour at any time! - this is discussed on BGG) 3 Lack of clarity on the use of the word FOUNDATION- which is used to describe both the brown lower value tiles AS WELL AS the 5 point colour tiles that go ON TOP of these brown tiles. I only realised this was how they were supposed to be arranged by seeing photos of the game board- mid game - on bgg 4 Ambiguity over the statement “You are ALEAYS ALLOWED TO TAKE YOUR OWN WORKERS BACK TO YOUR PERSONAL SUPPLY” found on pg 4 which probably only relates to the time when a player has just populated a row and is deciding where to place their workers. 5 the unhelpful use of the word “draw” when referring to ‘moving’ one’s workers from the tile they appear on. The word ‘move’ would be more helpful. I love every Kramer & Keisling game I have played so far which is around 10 of them so this is not a dig at the designers but at the pool quality of translation. That said, I cannot comment on how clear the rules are in any other language than in English.

[@DeepFriedDave]

Please do a review of Terra Pyramides. Theres nothiing out there about it

[@diamondmeeple]

DVONN is amazing. TZAAR is the best of the series. Its a also a masterpiece.

[@MrJonnyalpha]

I found an English edition of The Oracle of Delphi in a game shop in Auckland when I visited New Zealand. I try and get an unusual, rare or hard to find game each time I go away but this was a very happy find. It was on my list after you brought it my attention. We've played it several times and it is an absolute classic Feld.

[@tonycork2pa469]

I really enjoy the "pot luck" aspect of this series - the idea that anything could be showcased (having recently played them being the sole eligibility) keeps the entertainment factor fresh. Given that you like Dvonn (spacial control) and Donuts (5-in-a-row), Yinsh "might" be to your taste. Also, the "half rook, half bishop" chess moves of Donuts may also suggest that you might enjoy such "full" chess moves on the"Katarenga" modular board.

[@ChairmanoftheBoard]

Keen to try Yinsh next

[@MrJonnyalpha]

We tried Expeditions at the UKGE and must admit it didn't work for us at all. I thought it was going to be an instabuy considering it's history and design pedigree but it was not to be. On the other hand Vale of Eternity was a mega-hit for us with several people in our group buying a copy about halfway through our game.