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Wield the elements in this card and dice game of magical battle. For Sale Now
Team up with your friends and to configure your time machine and stop the apocalypse before time runs out.
Scramble as quickly as you can to harvest milk while the prices are high. A bit of a madness, a bit of silliness, a bit of skulduggery: it's Udder Chaos!
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Pick Up & Deliver 193: Games I Miss (Top 5) – Brendan shares a few games that he really likes but hasn’t played in a long time. “Top 5 games that I really like but want to get back to the table.”
Pick Up & Deliver 192: Nanty Narking (SftH) – Brendan shares his thoughts after his first play of Nanty Narking and a continuation of the conversation about “overpowered.”
Pick Up & Deliver 191: Budget Gaming – Brendan shares a few tips and a few recommendations for budget game choices in response to a listener inquiry.
Pick Up & Deliver 190: Digital Duel – Concordia vs. Castles of Burgundy. Brendan shares a deep dive of his experiences with Concordia and Castles of Burgundy on the website boiteajeux.
Brendan answers questions that weren’t asked to him via the Boardgame Geek Recent Forums.
Pick Up & Deliver 188: QE, 5211, Suspicion, Escape the Nightmare (Shootin’ from the Hip: Quartet) – Brendan chats about four games he played recently for the first time.
Brendan gives his “top of the stack” update for November. Find out how he’s been doing on his gameplay challenges, then stop by BGG in our guild and report yours! Top of the Stack report for November 2019 Queen’s Architect
Pick Up & Deliver 186: Five Scary Games – Here in the season of scares, Brendan shares tales of five games that have the potential to be scary or have induced fear in your usually fearless leader.
Pick Up & Deliver 185: A New Game Quartet. Brendan leads a brief discussion of some new games he’s played recently. It’s a light conversation about a couple games. Join us!
Pick Up & Deliver 184: Light Complexity (Depth vs. Complexity, part 3) – Brendan concludes the three part series about Depth vs. Complexity. In games with Light Complexity, a light ruleset allows for varying kinds of game experiences.