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Tellingly, even curmudgeons have nights of lively opposition; games invigorate evenings successfully.

It’s exactly the same with Mandala, a little two-player game that I actually own in real life, so I know it very well. Shout out to a fellow physical Mandala game owner - we take it on holidays and it's a family favourite. To your point, there is considerably more mental figuring and attention need...

Looks like Sam from No Wonders did a video on precisely this about a year ago (with a shout out to Priptonite ;) ). The chap that was profiled as number one now has his Azul ELO at zero. So it would appear that with compelling evidence BGA takes action. Now that I think of it, there was another case...

SquashEngineer wrote: ↑09 October 2026, 22:25 "Syzygy?" Really "Syzygy?" You dug deep for that one. Noice.

Send your zealous yellow game yonder.

Thanks - as an amateur astronomy buff, it's one of my favourite words! Now then...

Yep, one needs difficulty - else retirement!

Heavenly astronomy zone: alignments reveal distant orbits under syzygy.

SquashEngineer's unwitting 'f', 'f', error rendered in niFFty - gosh!

Concur - one needs space to roam, albeit in nuanced tailored specifications

Naturally I find this interaction novel, even strangely...strategic.

Agree - would love to see Ezra & Nehemiah appear.

Simultaneous coupled answers require erudite deduction!