Hopefully you don't have to wait too long.

$30 MSRP. Maybe expensive for a card game (although it has a lot of supplementary stuff like player boards, solo components, multiple decks), but cheap overall for a game nowadays.

Ha, no worries. Just annoyed at myself for not catching that.

Had to quote a sentence with a typo, that stings. It's fixed now. Seriously though, great work on the game, Pete.

It's very interesting. Definitely excited about future plays.

Tiefe Taschen?! I knew you had good taste.

It's certainly self-important. But I'd much rather watch something smug that takes a big swing with multiple layers to dig into, than something less thoughtful or progressive.

Excellent film IMO.

Congrats, Amabel! It's well deserved.

Thanks, Mark! The massive campaign game won't die, as these types of games still do exceptionally well on crowdfunding.

Ha!

Totally fair. Not sure there is a beloved, distinctly American band that metalheads would agree upon. Wouldn't say Megadeth, Pantera, or Slayer are iconic enough or deserve to be separated in a unique way from the others, certainly not with the same distinction as the other countries you list.

USA = Metallica

Did anyone play the expansion modules in the FFG version?

Congrats, Charlie!

Bartok Fink is a good comparison. It is kind of Villeneuve doing a Coen Brothers story. All of his films are top notch, all timers, but this one sticks with me the most.

It's his best!

I realize this is slightly misleading. The dice rolling is not realtime and timed like Vengeance. It's roll up front and then spend the dice in a turn based format. Symbols and dice recipes are similar to Vengeance though.

Coop dungeon crawl with some realtime dice rolling kind of like Vengeance. Campaign that's app driven with neat story and surprises.