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Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 24 November 2023, 20:50
by OlderMan
Folks playing this should know that the original designer Phil Eklund has been a toxic member of the community for some time. He included an essay in the game called the Case for British Colonialism, asking other personal statements. Now having said this, the game isn't expressly racist, especially in the board game world, and the wonderful Cole Wehrle is responsible for the development of the 2nd edition, now considered the standard. It's important we understand what we taking in as consumers and I hope people educate themselves on these matters. Enjoy the game if you choose to play it!
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 25 November 2023, 03:17
by msangjunboon2018
cool!
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 26 November 2023, 03:39
by Randomex
(To be precise, the essay's title was “A Defense of British Colonialism,” and it seems that Cole Wehrle was the primary designer of both editions.)
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 27 November 2023, 03:15
by Meeplelowda
keithlaw wrote: ↑23 November 2023, 01:19
I don't love seeing *
Eklund once wrote that *
*moderator edit: comments removed because they are off-topic and inflammatory.
Inflammatory I understand. Off topic? It was about a co-designer of the 1st edition. So is it off topic because no discussion of a game's designer is allowed, or is it off topic because BGA is implementing a different edition, or something else?
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 28 November 2023, 03:42
by Fabio Rente
Thank you, I have the BoardGame and now I can to play with others players and expand my strategy. Thanks a lot from Brasil
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 29 November 2023, 14:13
by twistoffate1
Smashbag wrote: ↑22 November 2023, 20:24
And perhaps I am behind the times. Was Ned taken out and replaced by a new character? I see them and I don't believe it's Ned. Fitting for the game if so.
Nope, still stupid sexy fading Flanders
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 29 November 2023, 17:46
by OlderMan
Randomex wrote: ↑26 November 2023, 03:39
(To be precise, the essay's title was “A Defense of British Colonialism,” and it seems that Cole Wehrle was the primary designer of both editions.)
Thanks for clarifications. Information is power.

Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 30 November 2023, 01:10
by Keithustus
Is the BGA implementation of the 1st edition or 2nd? I have played neither but have heard that the 1st is more problematic and the 2nd is more...true to theme?
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 30 November 2023, 01:21
by Meeplelowda
Keithustus wrote: ↑30 November 2023, 01:10
Is the BGA implementation of the 1st edition or 2nd?
In the BGA artwork, to the lower right beneath Pax Pamir, it says "Second Edition."
Re: PAX PAMIR: An expert and compact game of powers!
Posted: 30 November 2023, 02:18
by wonderer
Smashbag wrote: ↑22 November 2023, 20:24
And perhaps I am behind the times. Was Ned taken out and replaced by a new character? I see them and I don't believe it's Ned. Fitting for the game if so.
That's Ned. Looks a bit like Homer but his mustache is there.
