You didn't need to reroll the first roll. There was a science symbol on the black die you discarded and could have set the red die to the tactics symbol and succeeded in the roll.

How can the 1st doctor have a screwdriver spot when he never used it Patrick Troughton (the 2nd doctor) was the first ever doctor to use the sonic

They should’ve included David Tennant with the game. They already know we want to play as the 10th doctor. Dick move.

Excellent explanation! I can hardly wait to play.

Thanks for this playthrough. Helped a lot.

It strikes me that the game can truly be made fully and unquestionably cooperative with one single change: use only ONE Tardis on the center advancement track! That Tardis token is then shared by all players and is moved by their collective actions. In this way, there is only a race between the Dalek ship and a single Tardis that represents the collective success or failure of all Doctors together as one. It is just that simple: one tiny house-rule change and all vestige of semi-cooperation vanishes, leaving only a truly cooperative, collective effort.

Thanks for the play-through.

Thanks for this, enjoyed watching and looking forward to seeing the next episode and getting to play it myself. I think at 18:30 you have the symbols you need first time (one of the black dice has a science symbol, and you can change the red to tactics with River's ability) - doesn't affect anything though as you succeed next try.

Wow, how disappointing that they did not include all of the doctors! I understand why they did not, but that does not make it any less disappointing.

I'll add my voice into the general consensus, too bad the game does not come with more Doctors. I'm not really into Doctor Who so I'm not sure if this game is for me but thank you for the play-through, it really helps in deciding if games are for me or not.

I agree that it is disappointing that they didn't ship with all of the Doctors, but if they were going for maximum cash, I''m shocked they included the 4th doctor. I could have seen the expansions be the 4th with the 2nd, 3rd, 7th, and 8th (movie doctor) and then the 10th with the 9th, 5th (since he's David's father-in-law irl), 6th, and the War Doctor. Since the 4th and 10th are by far the most popular two doctors. Now, I'm guessing they'll use the 3rd Doctor for the 2nd expansion. Or maybe they'll be incredibly generous and only have 1 expansion with all the doctors. Hahahahahahaha...

You keep saying you can't reroll the dice... and then discard a black die and reroll the dice... What's the rule on that? By the way, I DO remember the first doctor... from the original broadcasts. I grew up with the Doctor. Seen every last episode as far as I know.

From what I've seen on You Tube, they originally intended to include 6 Doctors in the base set (see beasts of war). Weather they changed their minds to keep the costs of the basic game down, or make more cash on expansions, who knows....When it comes to future releases, it would make financial sense for them to release them in a 2 Doctor format, as despite the production costs being the same, some will naturally sell better than others.For instance, the 10th Doctor is very popular with new and old "Who" fans, but the 8th Doctor has little screen time, and therefore a smaller fan base (no offense intended). It would make sense for them to put them together in the same expansion. I'm very new to the game, so this is only my initial view. I'm very much looking forward to seeing more expansions, especially the 2nd doctor..... Although I can vaguely remember watching the 1st Doctor when I was very young, It is Pat Troughton's portrayal that really made me a fan of the series.

Seems to be Yahtzee with a nice theme?

Did you cut the sleeves that you're using for the Timey-Wimey cards, or were you really able to find some sleeves of that size?