Dice and Dragons - Kickstarter Excess or Value Stefan Feld City Collection

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What up Gamers! We welcome co-hosts Rob and Anna - Maria from Meeple Dungeon, Ryan from The Card Board Conjecture Podcast and a special guest Dave from Board on the Air as we discuss Kickstarter Excess or Value when it comes to the Stefan Feld City Collection New York City and Marrakesh by Queen Games. Below are time stamps to help you navigate the video followed by links to our special guests content then a description of the game. Time Stamps 0:00 Start 0:11 Introduction 4:00 New York City and Marrakesh Overview 14:06 Value breakdown 17:38 Stefan Feld Collection Amsterdam and Hamburg drama 26:30 Pledge Levels Overview and Discussion 49:52 Excess and Add - Ons Breakdown 1:09:11 Excess and Value breakdown also did we back it? 1:34:55 Outro The Meeple Dungeon https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzS-fB7m1WWZwy13j_QvmRQ https://twitter.com/MeepleDungeon https://themeepledungeon.podbean.com/ Cardboard Conjecture https://cardboardconjecture.podbean.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/cardboard-conjecture/id1361867673 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTybXckd_LRimYKAn079oKw https://www.twitch.tv/bridge_city_boardgamers Board on The Air https://twitter.com/BoardontheAir https://www.facebook.com/boardontheair https://www.instagram.com/boardontheair/ New York City description Build sky scrapers and develop transport in the city that never sleeps. A game of New York City is played over 5 game rounds. First, players deal out cards in sets of two cards equal to two times the number of players plus one additional. In turn order, players draft a pair of cards until they have 4 cards. Then, they draw 3 more cards from the deck. Next comes the bidding round, where in turn order players will play cards to bid to determine the strength of their action, with the player who bids the highest getting a bonus. In order, the actions are: Press: Advance on the Press track to determine player and tie-breaking order. Money: Receive money to be used for special actions. Characters: Take a character with a special ability or scoring up to the value of cards played. Building plans: Take a number of skyscrapers from the general supply. Prestige: Receive points equal to your bidding value. I addition, the first and second place bidder gets to increase the value of a borough. Skyscrapers: Players place skyscrapers from their board into borough currently being visited by the mayor. The game is played over six rounds (one for each borough). Each game, the value of boroughs is randomly assigned, and the player with the most skyscrapers in a a borough receives full value, and the next player receiving half, and so on. There is also a borough for building in every borough. Points are also awarded for certain characters, and the player with the most points is the winner. Based on Rialto, a previously designed game by Stefan Feld. Marrakesh description Compete with other influential families in the city to achieve the most honorable titles through the skillful use of assistants and resources at your disposal. The player who succeeds in doing this best becomes the new "Obermufti" of Marrakesh. Marrakesh is played over three rounds, with each round consisting of four turns. On each turn, players simultaneously and secretly choose three colored cylinders from behind their screen. Then, in turn order, they place matching colored assistants on their player board and perform the corresponding action, then all cylinders are placed in the cube tower. Then, in turn order, players select a color and take 1-2 of the cylinders that have passed through the tower (or those that were stuck from a previous round but have now emerged) and place them on their player boards. These cylinders will enhance future actions taken in the same color in future rounds. Actions allow players to gain wealth, which can be traded for influence in the city. Performing various actions also earns bonuses and enhances actions even more as the game proceeds. The player who scores the most points by the end of the game wins. —description from the publisher If you like what you saw comment subscribe you won't have to work with the mob nor must gain favor with influential families. Want to support the channel check out the following link for 10% off at Multizone a portion of your purchase goes to support the channel. https://multizone.ca/discount/DICEANDDRAGONS Our Social Media pages Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiceandDragonsGames/ Twitter: @Dice_and_Dragons https://twitter.com/Dice_and_Dragon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diceanddragons/ #boardgames #stefanfeld #queengames Strategy5 by PeriTune | http://peritune.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US