The etymological origins of the word “Feudum” stem from Medieval Latin *feodum, which was borrowed from Old French *feu, which was borrowed from Frankish *fehu, which stems from the Proto-Germanic *fehu. Now, why are we mentioning all of this? Well because today’s game sometimes feels like you’re going down a scholarly rabbit hole. Feudum, by Oddbird Games, is an economic sandbox euro of hand and resource management for 2-5 players.  Your goal is to take advantage of your position within 5 guilds at the most opportune time to be victorious by game end. Unless, of course, you starve, get sidetracked by sea serpents or develop an unhealthy interest in fermented grapes. Sound familiar?

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-Time Stamps-

02:34 - Overview 
07:01 - How It Plays 
10:35 - Context of Playthrough 
11:10 - Why Did We Play It? 
14:13 - Jesse’s First Impressions 
15:49 - Jan’s First Thoughts 
17:11 - Jesse's Favorite Things 
19:55 - What Makes It Unique 
21:53 - Scoring 
23:16 - Jan's First Impressions 
25:53 - What We Can See Others Not Enjoying 
31:13 - What Stood Out To You? 
35:51 - Did You Enjoy It? Would You Play It Again? 

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