Still, after fifteen royal assassination attempts, I couldn't see myself wanting to play Regicide without the app.Īfter twenty minutes, we made it as far as the second king. While it certainly helped to set the theme, as my brother noticed, thanks to the matching art and fast-paced medieval tunes, my wife commented that it also dumbed down our math skills by doing all the leg work. Both for the positive as well as the negative.
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Still, that sense of ending the turn on edge holding only one dragonkin mercenary or one ridiculous otter is more pronounced with the full player count. Luckily, with four players, things get replenished more often. " Let's build this castle together!" said Alice's father early in the game, before anyone knew what was happening.Ī hand of five cards runs out too soon to Alice's and my bewilderment. Sharing is the true game changer around the full table. The competition too fierce, the unsow fields too few, and the lack of possible planning a hindrance to a farmer's victory. I noticed they lose some of their quality as end-game winners when hordes of meeples dot the landscape. And maybe compete for that long road over there, shared by your father and uncle," her mom said from the cloister tower nearby, missing just one tile to completion.įarmers are still beyond her, but that's a good thing in a five-player game. " Look, you can claim this three-part road. " Here, you can also place that castle here," my mom would say, just so she could block one of her son's roads. Each took turns to convince her into an alliance under the guise of a helpful lesson. She's still learning the how-to's around here, and she's learning them from vicious road mercenaries and corrupt castle builders. Again, Alice joined us for a merry five-player medieval party, acting as a wild card.
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