Pompiers! ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

[@jinpillee1502]

Thanks for the nice video! I think there is a mistake in the mission rule explanation: 1. The light green token in the basic missions remains the same throughout the game. - The light green tile is not taken by the player (because it is a basic mission, the player flips over the 3/8 token when achieves the mission) 2. The emergency mission tile are turned face up separately from the basic missions. The player can get a tile when achieves the corresponding mission. looking forward to the next video :)

[@ClaudeAndTaylor]

Hey Jinpil, thanks so much for pointing that out! Sorry for making that mistake. I'll point it out in the description as well as pinning this comment. Thanks again! 😊🙏

[@PointTakenAway]

where do you find all these cool trick taking games?

[@ClaudeAndTaylor]

Hey Will, great question!! I follow a few different people on twitter who give amazing heads up on upcoming games, like James Nathan (xitilov) and Rand on Twitter!

[@PointTakenAway]

@@ClaudeAndTaylor Ah I see. Cause I search some online stores here for some of these and came up with nothing. I think many are just available in Japan. Thanks for the reply. I've been watching your videos and your presentation is really great.

[@nefertarij]

I really like the sound of that variant way of determining trump. Do the cards used to determine trump go back into players' hands, or are they discarded? I assume they're discarded, since they're all mixed together at that point. So you have to pitch one of your valuable trump color cards for the "vote"!

[@ClaudeAndTaylor]

Oh totally, nefertarij! They are discarded, likely because of both the mixed up and/or, if only 1 player got no tricks, they look through and pick trump, so they might see too. Yeah, I love the idea of voting trump and losing a possible card. Being able to pick from trump also is cool, because you can sluff and then pick a different card for trump that might work for you well. Really fun options!