Thanks! A bit like playing Rokugan, it feels like opening something from a different time and hoping it's still good.

Absolutely, the diplomacy and raid tokens feel particularly dramatic and shape the map for the rest of the game.

Fingers crossed. A new board would be great - the readability feels a bit dated compared to games now.

Played it recently and was reminded how much I enjoyed it. The bluff token in particular is one of my favourite elements of the game.

bitsandpieces.games/2018/01/31/b...

Battle for Rokugan is such a gem, I'd love to see it get another edition and re-theme.

Didn't mean for this to turn into a thread but if you want to read me go into way too much detail on how board games try and capture the Force then here's this: www.tabletopgaming.co.uk/features/a-s...

It was the first time trying Rebellion's team variant and it really is the tabletop equivalent of handing your second player a controller that's not plugged in.

There are a lot of naff Star Wars board games but underlying brilliance of Memoir '44 and the tense cat-and-mouse that underpins Rebellion make these two bangers.

It also falls into nearly every seasonal cliche 😆

A few soundtracks to start then songs picked for their name. Gets less Halloween in the back half before I just start throwing everything at the wall to make sure there's enough music for the evening.

open.spotify.com/playlist/7ja...

That's this afternoon music sorted. Made a big playlist for a Halloween party a few years ago and it's stuck as my favourite playlist since. October really is the best month.

Schnozzam?

"You got a license to be undead?"

Bow Street Runner ready to investigate graveyard goings on.

#TheSilverBayonet