Isle of Skye: Druids Expansion ... Setup, Rules and Review by the Crabby Dice

[@jamessherman7797]

Thanks for your explanation and review. I’m an Isle of Skye fan; although, it seems to be out of production. I got the Druid expansion set on eBay and will be trying it soon. I also have Journeyman Expansion set and have only played that once. It seemed to change the game a bit too much but will try it again. This Druid expansion set seems to have the right formula of adding to the game but not changing the game.

[@hucz]

Any reason why you went the more expensive route of buying on eBay and buying them separately? The Big Box is in print and includes both plus extras at a fraction of the cost.

[@thecrabbydice]

When i bought these, the big box didn't exist. lol

[@kevin_wei7524]

Thanks for video. I had some question for Druid Tiles with Scrolls and Stone Tablets. (1-Scrolls) What is that mean about 3 or 4 VPs flat? Which the scrolling tile shown 3 and 4 can be double count? (2-Stone Tablets) If I have the ability to buy one my tile in first buy turn. Can I also buy tile from opponent? Or we can buy one own tile and buy one opponent tile. This ability can be First player advantage to buy own tile to prevent buy own tile from other players. (3-Stone Tablets) If I have two stone tablets to reduce 4 cost to buy 3 cost tile from opponent. So the opponent can get 1 gold or 0?

[@thecrabbydice]

hey, 1- can you clarify number 1 , im not sure what your quesiton is sorry 2- yes a VERY POWERFUL ability. ... according to the rules you dont lose the ability to buy off another player. So you buy your own tile and then another players tile on the same turn 3- that ability only affects what YOU pay to the opponent. So if the opponent put a 3 coin cost on a tile, then you would pay 0 to that player and take the tile because you have -2 + -2 (2 times the ability) for buying off other players. That player would still keep the 3 coins he placed for that tile.