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When playing Century in real life we always played that if you have no cards left in your hand you can pick them up without resting (ie. Pick them up and then do a regular turn)

Have we been playing it wrong?

FT3 wrote: ↑05 June 2021, 20:44 What’s the most common type of owl in the world?

The Teat Owl.

AlbusMalum wrote: ↑12 June 2021, 02:36 Uh FT3, I don't get your joke...

Sorry, just looked back in on this thread…

It probably works better as a spoken joke, the answer is basically a tea towel.

Getting a better idea of why you might receive red thumbs…

The one time I had multiple threats of red thumbs was when I played Werewolves of Millers Hollow, to be fair I didn’t know what I was doing and probably ruined the whole game. Anyway if I had to make a complete stab in the dark (and assuming you haven’t been saying unpleasant things in the game chat...

Marrakech is simple but good fun.

Nidavellir is a slightly harder teach but I’ve successfully played it with non-gamers. You can get on well with just knowing the basic rules and picking up on the rest of it as you play.

I usually play this game two-player real time and am always left with 4 dice

This would be super helpful, and there is a precedent for altered artwork such as the super simplified cards available as an option in The Crew: Mission Deep Sea - although I presume the publisher has to ok it.

I feel like Zeus is the statue that ends the game most frequently - is there any evidence that this one’s easier to complete?

Ah, but just think how excited the other players would have been when it happened!

I can’t zoom in on iPhone.

I can play the other two 7 Wonders on here no problem.