I mean Jack took it from Yusei first so I'd say it's fair game.

DJ s.

Noh, nowy tends. ;)

Simon Taylor I doubt it because popularity still determines final scoring. Haven't looked at the rules yet for that though. But I would say no because of end game scoring.

No it just removes the popularity star option.

There is.

Rasputin is the mastermind who was secretly pushing for war between the nations and forcing Tesla to develop the mech technology. Tesla disappeared and Vesna, his daughter, wanted to find him and regroup the nations against the evil forces. The end: nobody knows, as there is no ending to the story (just a classification of types of future government according to who won and how).

he reveals all the surprises, so he spoils all the sealed components. how is this NOT a spoiler review?

I suppose for some people just opening the boxes would be a spoiler. For me tho that's just "what's in the box." He didn't reveal any of the details of the campaign story itself, and from my perspective, I don't know how anything in this video would possibly ruin someone's gaming experience. Also, I found the "non-spoiler review" completely unhelpful... "Guys! Guys! It's good! Really good!" is a sort of review I suppose, but I could get that from my buddy. I come to the Dice Tower for in depth analysis which could not be provided in the non spoiler review because he couldn't talk about...anything of substance really? for me spoilers literally "spoil" an experience. Knowing what's coming in Pandemic Legacy might lead you to behave differently leading up to it and the surprises are great. This is just new ways to play, not legacy in any way. I don't care if I see everything in the box for a Star Wars Imperial Assault expansion as long as they don't show all the traps and surprises in the campaign book. I guess that's the difference for me. Did you play it first and then come here after, or what is your experience with this expansion and spoilers?

@@princeneumator everything is in boxes and revealed at different times during the campaign. So the factions are a surprise. Three Mad Tesla is a surprise. Certainly spoiler.

Subcomandante73 tbh I have a group of friends who hate these type of games but for some reason this clicked to them. They expressed how much depth the game has while having easy to understand rules. I guess the mixture of combat and farming mechanics make it fun for both worlds. That's just my ruling and experience. Im sorry to hear that friend. Any reason specifically why you don't like it?

I agree. It's just a bit of a slog. It takes too long to get your engine going and once you finally do, the game's over. Seems like some of the content in the expansion might mitigate that for me, but I sold my copy a while ago. I know lots of people with the game who'll be getting this expansion though, so I definitely will have the opportunity to try this.

It's far from 'group solitaire'. While Scythe isn't a wargame, going an entire game without fighting at least once is a big, big mistake. Still not for everyone, yes, but if you like building engines this is a hell of an engine builder.

I agree too, at least with the base game. Great art, great theme - dull game.

I haven't played Fenris yet but I have ever other expansion and I am in the same boat as you; it's just plain boring. I do not get it. I wanted to love it but found nothing to love as of yet.

There also weren't giant mechs either.