Always fun! Thanks for getting this rolling!

Good to see another one of these - last year's was my introduction to your channel. 1) Favourite Game : Blueprints of Mad King Ludwig 2) Most Played: Art Society 3) Biggest Surprise: Faraway Bonus: Most reliable Introductory game: Just One 4) Best Production: Castles of Burgundy 5) Shelf of Shame: Oath 6)Discovery: Anno 1800 7) Anticipated: Arcs, Landmarks, Gnome Hollow 8) n/a

Nice Video and thanks for the tag

🙋🏻‍♀️ I wanna play Puerto Rico with you!! Also, similarly curious about Cities. Ok I’m off to think about my answers to these questions…

Two years in a row and no @??? Oh you're breaking my heart Reggie, but that's okay I still love ya! Seems like you did this a month early, but that's okay, i've still got lots to talk about. Here's my list :) 1. What is your favorite game? Blueprints of Mad King Ludwig 2. What is your most played game? Daybreak 3. What was your biggest surprise? Boblin's Rebellion 4. What game's production/art has impressed you the most? CoLab Bonus: What has been your most reliable introductory board game? Cascadia 5. What game do you want to get off of your Shelf of Shame the most? Catacombs: Red Box 6. Which game from 10+ years ago did you discover this year? (3+ or 5+) So Clover 7. Which anticipated releases are you most excited about for the second half of the year? Star Trek: Captain's Chair 8. What's your personal favorite video that you’ve posted to your channel? My february 'ramble', which is monthly exclusive video series for backers of my show. in feb i did a deep dive tour of life on the road in our RV (how we lived and how i kept doing rahdo stuff), and watching it again makes me itch to get out on the road once more! Also, wasn't there a "most disappointing" last year? I get that you'd leave that one off since most folks seemed pretty uncomfortable with itlast year, but I'll pull the bandaid off and say for me it's Wyrmspan (gasp!)

Love this video, such great content and a wonderful idea! Thanks for the tag and I'm looking forward to seeing everyone's responses!!

Have yet to try Dune: Imperium Uprising, but now it's definitely on the "next up" list! TTR Japan is a great one too! Can't wait to see what the other content creators do with this!! - G

Great video and fun challenge! Thanks for the tag 👍 I'll see what I can come up with. The new Puerto Rico 1897 is also on my shelf of shame, too bad we live so far apart!

Your discussion on Sea Salt and Paper is exactly how I feel after playing Scout 50x this year. It's died down and had to buy a physical copy of SSP after watching your video!

Great video, as always! Thanks for the tag! This will be fun! 😃

Hope you enjoy Puerto Rico 1897 - it was Jason Perez from Shelf Stories who came up the awesome re-theme.

AHHH we need to do this!

I have played more Ticket to Ride, if you consider all the varieties, than any other game except Scrabble. The US mega is so much better than regular US; the expansions focus more on tickets than the original US base game does, so there are more fun ways to get a win. If you have Japan and you want to teach new players, flip it over and use the Italy map on its other side, because Italy is almost as basic as US, the exception being the ferry, and the endgame bonus is different. People who play a lot of Ticket to Ride get into a certain rhythm of play. The only time I ever killed the crew deep-sea, one mission after another succeeding, is when I played with four other Ticket to Ride sharks.

Nice shirt, I think I have one similar ;) I'd join you for some Puerto Rico! 1st comment!

Wonderful list of games! I've added some of them to my wish list. I agree about the guide for beginners. You've really managed great! Did you check German Post Game? Looks like Ticket to Ride, but has different gameplay.