Feudum Introduction

Description provided by Odd Bird Games on YouTube:

“This will be a top 10 game...Mark has done a fantastic job of building a deep immersive world.” —James Hudson of Druid City Games in the Kickstarter Boardgame Spotlight. Join the KS event here: http://www.facebook.com/events/858115340989461 and preview the KS page here: http://www.oddbirdgames.com/feudum “I cannot wait for this game to come out! If I were ever to design a board game, this is the game I would design.” —Richard Ham of Rahdo Runs Through “This is elegant! Everything interacts with everything else in a really beautiful way...That beautiful feeling you get from an old school Euro that 'if you just had one more action this round' was there all game long—not in a frustrating way—in a way that made you want to figure out how to get it done! It all fits together in what I think will be a centerpiece game for your collection.” —Brandon Kempf in the What Did You Play This Week Podcast Thing "This is one that i will be 100% absolutely backing." —Jamie Keagy of The Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast “I had the pleasure of playing a prototype of Feudum at Geekway to the West. I had a good time! It's a heavy Euro game with lots of interesting decisions and a healthy dose of player interaction.” —Designer of Viticulture, Euphoria, Tuscany and Scythe, Jamey Stegmaier “Articulate and Inventive…If you’re a true gamer seeking a real challenge, this is the game.” —A Game of Thrones LCG World Champion, Samuel Tham “Very challenging...very tactical. I love that it is unforgiving.” —Two-time Valhalla's Gate Puerto Rico Champion, Brett Barton "It's surprisingly well balanced even for as many as 5 or 6 players with strategies and options that can't all begin to be explored with just one play-through. The possible combinations of strategies and trying to maximize card play efficiency coupled with reacting to the other players moves, reveals a game that feels more and more open-ended…I've added it to my list of games to try to play as often as possible, right up there with Eclipse, Brass, Lords of Waterdeep and Power Grid. I can hardly wait until it's available!" —Tabletop Enthusiast, Glen Greeson "Playing with two players may be even more fun (and challenging) than playing with a group! It opens up the board and allows you to try different strategies, yet still maintains the feel and charm of the game. I've played with 2, 3, 4 and 5 players, and after playing Feudum more than 10 times I've enjoyed every game I've played. I can't wait to try a new plan of attack the next time I get in on a game!” —Playtester, Tim Maylander