Sneakiness: 2/5 - They weren’t exactly being subtle with their meaning, here.Įdibility: 0/5 - Far too much gristle and fur for our liking. Be warned, board game designers are very petty. Schacht’s Zooloretto scored the ultimate prize, but Pauchon had the last laugh with the addition of Jaipur ’s panda pelt two years later. The two boxes went head to head as both were nominated for the prestigious Spiel des Jahres award in the same year. At the time, the French board game scene saw a friendly rivalry emerge between Zooloretto ’s bamboo-munching bears and the camels of Jaipur designer Sébastien Pauchon’s previous game, Yspahan. It’s actually a targeted bit of shade toward Zooloretto, a panda-fronted 2007 release from designer Michael Schacht. This unlikely merchandise is more than just an entertaining board game Easter egg or Bärenpark escapee, however. Hidden among the many camel cards within is one featuring the pelt of an unfortunate panda. In fact, the game’s flair for friction extends beyond the box itself. He’s out to deceive you, because Jaipur ’s one-on-one trading showdowns are anything but friendly. Jaipur’s panda peltĭon’t trust that smiling chap on the front. Each hidden delight will be ranked on how likely we are to notice it in regular play and what it’d bring to a full-course feast of components. We take our food (and gaming) talk seriously, so to rate our board game Easter eggs as accurately as possible, we’re employing two of the official Going Analog scoring metrics: Sneakiness and Edibility. The best board game Easter eggs - Part one If you’re feeling as peckish as we are, then join us as we scour our collection for the best board game Easter eggs hiding on our shelves. And no, we’re not talking about Wingspan ’s suspiciously scrumptious-looking tokens. Yes, according to our reports, those cheeky designers have hidden delectable Easter eggs in loads of our favorite board games. You just haven't opened the super duper secret envelope yet.This was news to us, but apparently board games are filled with edible goods. I was worried that Soontir and Interceptors wouldn't be as fun to fly in 2.0 and I was so happy to be proven Cool, but this is the Gloomhaven thread… I fly super aggressive with my Interceptors and Soontir chased after Lando at range 1 for the next three turns and ripped the ship to pieces by himself. Vader was out of position for most of the game and the TIE Advanced felt so clunky and slow compared to the Interceptor or the Striker.
A very lucky trickshot from Lando and a really bad defense die roll form me say her get removed on turn 5. It was my first time flying a Striker and Duchess was an absolute blast to fly. Soontir was particularly good at maneuvering away from the reinforced hull area. Turn three and four saw all three of my TIE's reduce the Ghost to space dust. Never got a shot off, and it died so quickly. Opponent had Lando in a YT-1300 with Nien Numb and Trickshot, AP5 in a sheathipede, and Hera Syndulla in the Ghost with Leia, Zeb, and Intimidation. Not sure where we go from here, but we only have one more scenario before I level up (I literally need 3xp and I get those in my sleep) and drag us back to L4 so we better make it count.įlew for the first time in almost two years tonight! So that was fun and a satisfying conclusion to that little mini-arc. They went down pretty quick and we were able to get out of there relatively unscathed overall. Meanwhile Spears and Saw had cleaned up the spawned Demons with relative ease, leaving just the Prime Lieutenant and his non-elite flunkies. Using my Invisibility Cloak allowed me to long rest, reactivating my boots and reclaiming my move 6 for a dramatic escape, stunning the nearest enemies and using a summon as a decoy to keep me alive. Using my own Winged Boots and a Move 6, I was able to make a deep dive onto one of the remaining objectives I guessed correctly and we were able to unlock the gate in three rounds! Had I guessed incorrectly I was fully expecting to die trying to collect the other one, which would have meant a couple of additional spawns so that saved us all a ton of heartache. That left the rest of us free to head down the other path, where we dodged the enemies as best we could while making flying leaps. First of all, it turns out that Spears has a top Loot 2 action combined with Winged Boots and sufficient move to get in the middle of the pool, he was able to sweep up three of the objectives on the first turn. We got super lucky in a couple of aspects.
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