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Thank you. That's very kind of you. We have a lot of interviews from the industry now and some of the big hitters from kickstarter as well.
I appreciate you giving us a listen

Bought some of the miniatures needed to make my Nurgle Blood Bowl team today. I was torn between using zombies or Plaguebearers as the Rotters (linemen). In the end I went for Crypt Ghouls; one of the benefits of browsing a brick-n-mortar store. The Plaguebearers will be used as Pestigors (Blitzers), and I bought some Nurglings to use as Cheerleaders.

Up next: Blightkings as Bloaters, and something that can be a Rotspawn (probably a Beast of Nurgle)...

A few years ago my bro and sis in law used to take the piss out of me for going to a boardgame club. Now look. I have successfully brainwashed them.



My work here is done.

Raptor looks great, added that to my wishlist.

Going on holiday with the lady and a couple of friends next month, just renting a cottage so looking for some recommendations for 4 player games. Preferably stuff that can be picked relatively easily and isn't too bulky. Bonus points if playing tipsy adds to the fun.

Resistance needs five as a minimum!

I'm waiting to try mafia de Cuba (min six tho').

If you can get a copy insider (by oink) is really really good and really really small.

King of Tokyo is also good (don't bother with the expansions tbh)

Also get 6 nimmt as it's great and small.

What's the one where you are in a boat (lifeboat perhaps) where you are given a person to love and hate in a life boat (secretly) and then engineer for them to stay on the boat or lob them off.

@Tempy Cheers, man! That's a great list. Picked up Monikers and Samurai Spirit to begin with at least. A couple more lingering in the basket.

Also reminded me I have Love Letter somewhere so must dig that out too.

Never played Hearts but a quick Google suggests that it's a trick taking game, which 6 Nimmt isn't. It's dead simple and scales by player count brilliantly. We've played it with up to about 8 or 9 iirc.



It's a great easy to teach quick game. Top tip: Get the German version on Amazon as it's cheaper than the English version and you can get the rules easily enough online.

Took it on Holiday and played it with the family we met up with from the year before. First thing they did upon returning home was buy that, Carcassonne and Lost Cities as I'd taken those too.

My corruption continues Spread the love.

It's great. My in laws demand it every time I see them.

I'd second both Codenames and Skull.   Pretty much both staples in my household now if we're wanting games to take on holiday.  (Also agree Mysterium's fantastic, but it's pretty bulky.)  It's worth saying that Skull can be fairly easily played with beer mats if you don't want to spend the money - though it's a very very lovely set (and you can get some weird looks going round the pub gathering identical beer mats).

Whilst I'm not a massive fan, a lot of friends seem to like Red7 (2-4 players) - it's kind of glorified Uno, but gets quite strategic if you move onto the advanced rules, whilst still retaining a level of luck to keep idiots like me in with a chance.   There's a Print and Play version here, if you don't mind your printer hating you forever.

Equally if you want a Co-Op card game there's Hanabi.  I'm yet to play this game without someone cheating, but it's a simple, eminently portable game of deduction for up to 5 players.

I've been heading this way for a while now but I've now gone full nerd - Community + The Adventure Zone + Critical Role + Newfound CRPG obsession = I really wanna play D&D.

Kingdomino is a really really good game.