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As I got the Great Split to the table more, was it a game that stuck in my collection or that split from it? Let’s see how it holds up.
I play with a larger group of people, six or more, pretty often. For sure once a month, and sometimes we pull out party games.
So You Want To Play a Campaign Game? How do you pick which one is going to be best for you, your taste and your group.
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Why do I love a good campaign game so much? There are a lot of them out there and a number of reasons to like them or not. But why are they good?
Do you find that you have a preference, maybe based on length a board game takes? And is it really the length of the game that makes a difference?
A board game box tells you three lies, how do you know how to read age, player count, and length of a game.
You have a co-worker who likes board games, what game would you bring to play over your lunch with them? What criteria would work?
Fight your way through the Bloodstone as the heroes either competitively or cooperatively in this arena style board game by Druid City Games.
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