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Finally, the Prelude expansion for Terraforming Mars alters way that opening moves function: Rather than react to a shuffled deck, you can now execute pre-planned strategy. You receives two free cards before the first generation starts. This gives you an early advantage that pressures both the board and your resource. It also makes it difficult … Read more

In the end, the final round of Scythe is all about math. The last round often feels more like an audit than a game. An hour has been spent wheeling and dealing for resources, moving armies, and disputing the boundaries of your claimed territorys. Now you’re looking down on a seemingly chaotic board that cries … Read more

That’s why the underground level of Root is so important. While the top board is noisy and frantic… Full of threats and armies you can see. The tunnels are silent. They are subtle. That’s where you get some real leverage. Because most players thinks about moving units up top. That’s where the pressure is immediately. … Read more

It’s tempting to pull out your action points and go where your gut tells you to defend, except your gut is probably fighting actual mathematics of the board. Just because you dropped three wilds doesn’t mean you’re in the clear, the Branch and Claw deck do not care how comfortabley you are feeling. Veterans know … Read more

Now imagine you’re sitting back down for a round of Ascension: Storm of Souls and that knot forms in your gut. Everything appears under control, the board looks manageable enough but calculating your final score feel incredibly difficult. Your head is full of calculations, too many variables to keep track of. Construct, runes, and honor … Read more

You sit down to play Hero Realms, all hyped up and ready to clean someone’s clock, only to realize you’re teetering on edge of defeat before you even draw a card. That fear, that’s the problem Hero Realms Ruin calculator solves. It doesn’t just do math; it illustrates the domino effect of changes in tempo, … Read more

In Brass: Birmingham, you’re building up a network. You need to draw lines between certain spots around the board, Your brain can only handle so many variables. So when you’re focused on visual connections, it’s easy to miss whether or not those connections lead toward the beer that will sell. That’s where a lot of … Read more