Rahdo Runs Through►►► Terracotta Army

[@Nain1982]

darn it, rahdo...this is looking pretty good. I was not counting on this one, but now I have but another one to buy this year! freakin' Board & Dice keeps releasing interesting games #firstworldproblems

[@cwb95k]

This a fascinating game. I wasn't terribly interested at first but after watching through this playthrough I am seriously wondering if I should pull the plug on this one. I see a preorder price of $40 and even at the base cost of $70, this seems like pretty good production value.

[@sadraaghajani1305]

Hi Rahdo, you forgot to put the extended playthrough on the "i menu" :)

[@rahdo]

argh fixing now! thanks for heads up! :)

[@ctvisions]

Not much new to see here but will admit I’m interested in the puzzle for the changing actions from the wheel. Even though I have no idea what that could represent thematically.

[@rahdo]

well, if you think of yourself as a project manager having to deal with different freelance suppliers and contractors,, then throughout the month you can think of any worker placement space as scheduling 3 different outfits to work on the same day, and rotating the wheels are you asking outfitters to reschedule to make a given day (which has knock on effects in the local economy as other freelancers now have new opportunities) or something like that :)

[@ctvisions]

@@rahdo I’ll admit you have high level of imagination. Props to you for that. They should put that in the rule book to connect the theme more.

[@puntodepartida3284]

not sure why but it reminds me a lot of Tekhenu

[@Bjornowitz]

I can see that - the rondel like the obelisk, the mausoleum like the temple with the pillars with bonus actions depending on the rondel (activated weapons vs pillar abilities), and the masters a bit like the statues with bonuses. There are some similarities in how some of the mechanics work together