Star Wars: Jabba's Palace, A Love Letter Game-Key Rounds of Play

[@jasondordel9630]

All the Star Wars quotes sprinkled throughout were just great! Ian’s processing of Bib Fortuna 😂 “Bib Fortuna…Bumblebee Tuna!…” This is indeed a fun game! Gordon was missed! This would have been the perfect game to bring back his Board Game Barrister Willhelm scream 😉 Great as always! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@BoardGameBarrister]

Thanks again, Jason! We should really just have Gordon's Wilhelm scream clip ready to toss into key moments of all of these playthroughs - especially the ones he's not actually in :D

[@jasondordel9630]

@@BoardGameBarrister Perfect! ;)

[@k.Panago]

Nice game! When you play the Rancor, you count out loud up to 6 and the 1st player that has a number lower to 6 is out? Not all the players

[@BoardGameBarrister]

Hello! That's correct - the Rancor knocks out the player (or players) who have the lowest card value. When Ian plays the Rancor at the 8:59, he starts counting up from 1, and as soon as someone has a matching number (the 4 in Andy's hand) then all players with that same low number are out. So if two players had a 4 in hand, they would both have been out. However, Ian then continues counting after knocking Andy out, which he shouldn't have done, because the Rancor's full effect had already been carried out.

[@k.Panago]

@@BoardGameBarristerok I see! Thanks for answering! 🙏🏼

[@adriang6259]

The rules state that for a two player game you have to lay out three cards face up. Is this just to deduce what is not left in the deck? Otherwise there's no reason.

[@BoardGameBarrister]

Hi Adrian - you're spot on! The Love Letter games have always been a very specific (sometimes heavily luck-reliant) experience for two players, and the rounds normally end very quickly. This is the designer's way of adding some additional information for a player whose first card is most useful later in the round when there's more information available.

[@adriang6259]

Thank you

[@arik56]

What is up with audio?

[@BoardGameBarrister]

Hello! Unfortunately, I believe this was one of a few videos to fall victim to a minor audio glitch we encountered last year. Due to the way our audio was being converted, a select few output devices can't pickup the voice track in the final video. We've found this mostly to be the case with a few smart phone models and bluetooth devices. Most folks are able to hear the voice track by switching to another device or another speaker/headphones. We've since resolved the issue, but I'm sorry for the inconvenience on this video!