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Re: Tuscany
Posted: 06 September 2025, 02:48
by Georgosf
I want them to add Tuscany, some people can't get the physical boardgame to table often enough because life happens and we can't meet up with actual gamers enough or at all in some cases. Considering all the other garbage on here some expansions for an actual good game like this should be a no brainer. Please make it happen BGA
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 06 September 2025, 11:45
by KuWizard
Hey everyone here.
What's the most important part of Tuscany for you out of three modules? Board, special workers or structures?

Re: Tuscany
Posted: 06 September 2025, 11:55
by KuWizard
Georgosf wrote: ↑06 September 2025, 02:48
Please make it happen BGA
You need to ask Jamey Stegmaier/Stonemaier Games, not BGA. It's the publisher who usually wants the game/expansion and they give their permission and/or throw money to developers
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 07 September 2025, 08:03
by Mitsuhashi80
KuWizard wrote: ↑06 September 2025, 11:45
Hey everyone here.
What's the most important part of Tuscany for you out of three modules? Board, special workers or structures?
In this order:
1) Board
2) Structures
999999) Special workers
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 07 September 2025, 11:50
by lostrom1
Yes, exactly this!
-Board
-Structures
- somewhere far after the 2 above, the special workers
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 09 September 2025, 00:21
by lostrom1
By the way, in one of his videos, Jamey Stegmaier mentioned the fact that he gave his sign off on the Tuscany BGA adaptation. So except if there was a misunderstanding, the legal background shall be fine
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 09 September 2025, 00:34
by SiRan90
lostrom1 wrote: ↑09 September 2025, 00:21
By the way, in one of his videos, Jamey Stegmaier mentioned the fact that he gave his sign off on the Tuscany BGA adaptation. So except if there was a misunderstanding, the legal background shall be fine
That's a change from what he's previously said. What video was that?
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 10 September 2025, 14:25
by lostrom1
Actually that it was in his answer to one of my comments below the video.
Seems pretty clear to me
https://youtu.be/v9N374GaZOg?si=bdn4_k0W3kQWubMO
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 10 September 2025, 17:48
by SiRan90
Re: Tuscany
Posted: 10 September 2025, 18:23
by KuWizard
Different board game designers slowly start to embrace digital boardgaming recently. For example Ignacy Trzewiczek recently wrote an article how happy he is after his games got BGA ports:
https://ignacytrzewiczek.com/2025/07/18 ... w-my-mind/
I'm sure after 2-3 years the opinion of Jamey might change significantly