Today, we are taking a look at Foxglove Farm from Alley Cat Games.
We hope you'll enjoy the video, and that it will help you find out if this is a game for you or not :)
We speedily review this fantasy war game made by an old MTG artist! Christopher Moeller’s Burning Banners has 2-6 players playing one of 6 asymmetric fantasy factions like orcs or dwarves, mostly to try to conquer each other. It has 4 included maps for variable scenarios, and has plenty of ameritrash ideas like dice rolling and critical hits off of rolling black dice. There’s a great amount of decision making with building and deciding how to use your many unit’s 1 actions, but that may cause problems in multiplayer…
Games mentioned: Twilight Struggle, Root, Pandemic Legacy Season 1, Tiny Epic Kingdoms, Sol: Last Days of a Star, War of the Ring 2nd Edition, Crusader of the Rex, Hammer of the Scots, Bloodstones
Table of Contents:
Overview - (0:00)
QUICK How to Play - (0:55)
QUICK Pros - (2:01)
QUICK Cons - (8:06)
Recommender Score - (10:29)
Alexander''s Personal Score - (12:25)
Ashton's Personal Score - (15:06)
What is a blind spot in the context of the board game hobby? How do we view them and which games do we consider to be our blind spots? In this episode we go through the process of narrowing down our blind spots and also talk about the games we aren't so keen to put on the list.
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