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BGB Podcast #373 – Fantasy Draft: Two Player Games
It’s been a while since we’ve done one of these! Bored from our recent bouts of co-operative board game drafting, this week’s episode sees the return to the competitive format, where we pit our games against one another, and let you decide who did it best. This week, two player games. Also… did we mention you can win $50 just by voting? Before we revel in democracy, we also talk about Rolling Freight, and Six-Sided Seas.
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Timecodes:
02:35 – Rolling Freight
13:19 – Six-Sided Seas
18:02 – Two player games draft
22:15 – War of the Ring: Second Edition
23:59 – Lost Cities
25:12 – 7 Wonders Duel
25:59 – Android: Netrunner
28:56 – Hanamikoji
29:57 – Sky Team
31:20 – Patchwork
32:17 – Codenames: Duet
33:41 – Hive
35:25 – Twilight Struggle
36:05 – Watergate
39:07 – Toy Battle
39:50 – Compile: Main 1
40:41 – Confusion: Espionage and Deception in the Cold War
44:15 – Splendor Duel
Thank you to Heart Society for generously letting us use What’s On Your Mind, Kid? from their album Wake the Queens.
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