the physical "toy factor", as opposed to mechanical, is surprisingly something many games seem to lack

This one is definitely on my Wishlist. Thanks for your thoughts!

You’ve done a fantastic job explaining this game. I’ve watched quite a few. Really great job. Thanks. ;)

Oh man, I really like Suchy's designs. Pulsar 2849, Underwater Cities, Last Will, 20th Century...such great games. This looks like it could be right up my alley.

Phew. I can keep it. Excited!

Interesting game. Thank you for this video.

Does look a lot like a pretty standard Euro in a pretty frock

Best 2020 game for me!

Great video, as always! This was one of the main reasons I bought the game a few months ago, but only got to playing it for the first time a few days ago. Love it! You mention a TTS module, but I can't find it anywhere. Have they taken it down? Thanks.

I was very excited to play this and got it very early. After only a single play (about a week ago) I'm just a tiny bit disappointed because... and this might sound stupid... this game is one that wants to be played many times to be appreciated. The components (3D bridge, castle, cathedral and the cutouts) are cool but don't carry the flavor/fluff as much as I'd like. The game does end up being more on the abstract side (for me at least). Yes, the symbols are all easy enough to understand/parse BUT there's still a ton of them and very little to no artwork on a lot of components so your player board really ends up looking nothing like a castle or whatever it is supposed to be but just a bunch of ... symbols. So if you're one of those people, who want to play many games but have limited time or opportunities (the pandemic is still a thing) and don't get to play a single game all that often, you may want to skip this one or rent the game before you buy it. The action wheel is a very cool mechanic and this can easily become a favorite in many groups. Just be sure that you're one of those people (or groups) that have the time and patience to play such a game many times.