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I can't even seem to find the cubes. Are they on the player board? Every other player seems to be able to make these and no one wants to explain?

I'd really like to see some or all of the expansions implemented here . Everything I've read about them suggests they really improve upon the base game, essentially re-balancing masks and worship. Worship is too highly situational in the base game, especially at the expert/master level to be worth ...

The game always has 5 rounds (4 green or 4 tan cards (2-4, and 5-6 players respectively) plus 1 dark brown). Each game ends on a dark brown card which has an end-game variable which is necessarily different from those in the regular rounds. Most of the regular rounds (green or tan cards) also have d...

No. It's your job as a player to pay attention to, and to remember what both you and other people have played, and also to anticipate other players' intent. Understanding the rules, possibilities, and what ends up being mandatory versus variable is critical for playing well. The game gets interesti...

Mr. Jack is an ASYMMETRICAL game. It has similar problems to other asymmetrical games although in Mr. Jack the powers between the two sides are not very different, but rather your goals. I do find that it is harder, but more fun, to play as Jack. The first round is critical for both players, and usu...

It's a little odd, but well implemented. Your player marker will advance on both temples simultaneously, but you won't notice anything if you are just getting cocoa (green) or points (red). You will notice a prompt to collect resources (blue) or take discovery tiles. Regarding decorations they can b...

I agree wholly with porting Castles of Burgundy onto here.