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on July 01, 2018

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Dominion - Greatest deck building game ever!

The Dominion Boardgame (Deck Building) I came from the generation that grew up with famous collectible card games like Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, Magic the Gathering, and more . Even though those games are super fun and even cooler to win, they are super expensive to specialize each deck to work well and win (Yes, I had more than one deck). Since the corporations won't stop making a successful project, all those decks that you have made with the best cards can now be beaten by the newer cards and combos that just came out! This bummed me out until I was introduced to deck-building games. Out of the many different deck building games that I have tried, Dominion continues to come to the top of my lists. Here's a brief explanation of the game and why I love it. Donald X. Vaccarino's Dominion Board Game is a deck-building game where there isn't much a board, rather a table of cards to draft (or purchase) and add to your starting deck of basic cards. Each turn, players (betwe...

Ray's Rating System

My Rating System - w/ Detailed Explanation On this blog, I will use my own rating system. This is a detailed explanation of all of the specifics I look for in a game and how I rank the games amount in each title. My rating is broken up into 5 categories and three levels of rating for each: Component Quality (CQ) Learning Curve/Easy to learn (LRNCV) Set up and clean up (SU&CU) Conflict (CFLT) Replay-ability (RPLY) Component Quality - this category looks about the production quality of the pieces, if the pieces are unique and fit the theme, durability, table appeal, and more. 1 = poor, looks or feels cheap or boring, fragile, unattractive 2 = decent, looks and feel alright, could be better 3 = great, looks and feels durable, beautiful, exciting Learning Curve/Easy to learn - this category evaluates how well learning this game is from teaching it to a new player, easiness of the rules to understand, the amount of unanswered questions or...

Unknown Abstract Game of Taipei

While I was laid over in Taipei, I stumbled upon this ancient-looking abstract game, almost like some sort of checkers or chess game. It intrigued me, so now I'm wondering what this game is called and how old it is. Do you have any idea? Post a comment if you think you know what it is called. Let me know if you've played this game before. The game details will be posted later.

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