You claim dice to take actions associated with the section they come from, but each die will either be good or bad, depending on the obelisks rotation, and you try to balance good and bad like the Egyptian idea of weighing a soul. Other than that, massive euro point salad - good times! 🙂

All the hallmarks of a Board& Dice game of the era - glorious!

I haven't played it for a few years, and I'm wondering why now. It does some clever things that I still don't see in new games.

I still have Dwork

Let's play obscure games we can't read the rules to, old games that get forgotten about, and maybe write some words about something or other? Looking forward to meeting up again chap, here's wishing a much better 2026 for you.

I haven't, it'll go on the list. I intend to read a lot more this coming year again. The Honjin Murders is excellent too

Bingo bango bongo, I'm in.

I played this just tonight. The foil on the nana cards is so cute that it almost makes up for my terrible memory.

Not just critics either, random weirdos vouch for how good it is

If you can find Dinosaurs by Steve Brusatte, it's amazing. The book is huge and full of illustrations, I love it

Snacks have been dead since they discontinued Worcester Sauce Twiglets

I rewatched that whole video again after I posted it. There are still a lot of games in those original piles I'd play today.

My son still has the Minerva logo sticker I got from you at Airecon 4(?) years ago, when the traders were in the same hall as open gaming. Every time I get a glimpse of it, I _still_ mistake it for the Sheffield Wednesday logo.

I'd have to be dead inside to get rid of my copy of Carcassonne.