Our Dusty Old Box segment features a blast from the past --Mark catapults Jeff back to junior high school days with this one. Mark then polishes-off the Dusty segment --not with a box, but with a...thing...a...Dusty Old Thing.
Once Jeff recovers from his temporal shift, we dig into our main topics. Unlike our typical main segments, in which one of us presents a game we know well and love, we thought it would be a fun change of pace to present two games that were totally brand-new to BOTH of us. Jeff starts us off by covering the game Dracula, a two-player game that is part of the Kosmos "Games For Two" series. Afterwards, Mark covers his most recently-acquired card game: Rio Grande's Race For the Galaxy.
Before signing off, Jeff brings up a "did ya ever notice?" observation about games involving a lot of dice rolling, and after some brief banter, Mark and Jeff ask for some assistance and/or guidance for YOU, our beloved Podcast Nation. You can post your contributions to this show's comments on the blog page, or you can email them to [email protected].
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- 00:00:00 Prelude
- 00:01:00 Dusty Old Box --and a Dusty Old Thing
- 00:15:32 Dracula
- 00:23:36 Race For the Galaxy
- 00:40:22 Call for listener advice: why don't they stack?!?
- 00:43:02 Signoff
Related links:
- 1 TSR's D&D Basic Set on Wikipedia
- 2 TSR's Star Frontiers on Wikipedia
- 3 Kosmos and Rio Grande's Dracula on Boardgamegeek
- 4 Kosmos Games' Games For Two Series on Boardgamegeek
- 5 Race For the Galaxy on Boardgamegeek
Stay tuned for Show 14.5 -the Double-Header Session Report show "Dracula's Race For the Galaxy"- coming real soon!
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