Tiletum - Learn While Playing!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- Here is my Tiletum tutorial, where I teach the game as it is being played. Paid sponsorship by Board & Dice.
Teaching Timestamps:
Introduction - 0:00
Game overview - 0:49
Game start - 3:38
Preparation phase - 3:51
Action phase - 4:19
Corruption explanation - 4:43
Selecting a die - 5:53
Gaining tiles & storage explanation - 6:40
Gaining resources from dice - 7:04
Gaining action point tokens - 7:32
Character action options - 7:51
Performing tasks explanation - 10:38
Gold trading task - 10:59
Using helper task - 11:57
Merchant action options - 12:41
Place a crest task - 14:45
Completing a house bonus - 16:00
Architect action options - 19:53
Construct cathedral task - 21:05
Complete contract task - 24:12
King action explanation - 26:04
Joker action explanation - 31:16
Contract action options - 33:25
King phase - 45:12
Modifying turn order - 47:08
Fair phase - 48:11
Cleanup phase - 52:15
How the game ends & final scoring - 53:28
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God bless Board & Dice for their commitment to dry, brown-shaded, Euros. Seriously; I LOVE this genre. Keep the fire burning!
I agree. Already fell in love with the mechanics! :)
I love how you explain those games. I'm catching up on what was published in 2023 and 2022 and boy you are a blessing!
These 2 designers are among my favorites. I'm more excited about this one than Tekhenu or Tabannusi. This reminds me a bit of Newton or Marco Polo (2 games I love), but doesn't look to be as tight - looks like it's more about comboing bonuses to get big turns, which I think could be a lot of fun.
This really looks and feels like a Feld game to me and I love that. Definitely moved to the top of my must have list. Thanks for another great video!
Great teach as always. Really appreciate these tutorials, much easier to grasp the concepts.
I've seen a lot of teaching videos and this was very well done, great work.
Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial!
The game definitely looks less boring than what I initially thought based purely on the look of the board 😅
It looks like some turns can get pretty long though: I get 4 merchants actions, 1 of them gives me a bonus tile with 3 architects actions, one of them gives me character actions, I put a character in a house and that gives me something else etc. As much as I love combos, I'm afraid this can be a bit boring for the other players.
On the other end of the spectrum: I gain X ressources and move Y spaces on the king track. Done 😎
It's true that turns can go long, but during that time everyone else can be hunting for their own combos as well. Perhaps coming up with multiple plans if their main idea gets taken out by a previous player.
Thanks Jon great teach! Got this on preorder can't wait for it to arrive.
Thanks for another great video. I really like the dice selection mechanic. It looks very smooth.
a very nice game and such an exceptional guide Jonathan!
Been looking forward to more coverage on this game! Thank you!
No problem, I hope you enjoy it :)
As usual a great playthru. Thanks a lot Jon!!!!
Definitely getting the tekhenu, Marco Polo, and Suchy bonus goodness going on. I'm going out on a limb and saying this is the next big "T" game 😁.
Thank you for this great tutorial, I've watched your three tutorials (Boonlake, Wiscounts of the West Kingdom, and this one) if I have to put them into an order, the order would be like
1) Boonlake (I understood the game thoroughly)
2) Tiletum ( still did not get some rules and how they apply like how we use these bonus tiles during these actions like you do character action during merchant action with bonus tiles or something)
3) Viscounts of the west kingdom ( totally missed dismiss action and card play )
I might say maybe it is because of this game or it's because of me but in the end
Pushing forward to get watching new tutorials
Thanks for the pronunciation tutorial. I finally know how to say the title correctly 🤣
I wouldn't say I did it correctly, I just hope I got close enough :P
Thanks for another great teach! Ready to get started with this beauty
Really, really interesting game. So many levels of strategy hidden.
Amazing game! Thanks Jon!
Really good tutorial!
Awesome, introduction how to play! Thank you!
Thank you for your another Great teaching !!! You helped many gamers learn to save their time & energy !!!
Hi Jon, your channel is my favorite one to learn boardgames.
That's really nice to hear, thank you!
It's like Tekhenu meets Castles of Burgundy
Thanks for the video. Me and my friends just tried out this game. We read through the 'how to play' book, but we didn't really understand a lots of step. Then I've found your video. The way how you describe it step by step it makes the game so much more understandable, easier, can be enjoyed. Thank one more time. ❤
This is so great to hear, thanks for the kind words :)
Another great video! 👍
this is incredibly well explained
Thank you Jon for another great playthrough.
I can definitely see the history of the 2 designer in the game:
- Marco Polo with the movement on the map
- Grand Austria Hotel for the characters to put inside the house
- Maharaja with the fair
- The King track is present in many of Luciani games (grand Austria Hotel again)
- Trismegistus/Tekhenu for the dice/resource selection.
- The tasks free action and the comboing in general, again, remind me of GAH as the power of the action in the roundell.
All in all it looks great, not too tight and with different strategies, that of course could be influenced by the fair bonus tiles.
Great variability for the bonus tokens, the cities for the fair with their bonuse and eventually the random action token.
It looks like the CV of their career :)
Yeah, I agree you can see quite abit of past designs in this one. I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
You are the man Jon. I still haven't wrapped my head around Tekhenu lol. This one looks much easier to handle. Thanks for another great video
Thanks! I hope you get to try this one out.
Thanks Jon I wasn’t going to buy anymore games for awhile. Your great teach is affecting my wallet. Lol.
Sorry!
Great video, thanks!
Great video once more... I just wished you continued to play... was really hocked on it!
Ha, yeah I'm curious to know how it would have ended up as well. I just didn't have the time to see unfortunately.
Amazing! Greetings from Brazil
Very helpful tutorial, thanks. Hopefully it'll help me pawn some of my fellow boardgamers later 🤣
Thank you Jon for another great video ! Would you consider adding a section dwelling on how the game plays at various player counts ? In this particular case, it seems that lot of locations on the map would not get bonus tiles at 2-players, so it might be a significantly different experience at 2 vs 3+ players (?)
I see what you are saying, perhaps I should try to call out the player count differences abit more in these. I'll keep it in mind, glad you enjoyed this!
Perfect thank you
CORRECTIONS:
5:39 - I misspoke. The new player order will be from the right to the left. This will be explained correctly later in the video.
6:15 - Note: You may pay 2 gold to add or subtract 1 to a chosen die as many times as you like. This changes the die face, which means the resources action type (and number), and bonus tiles options will change. I will not demonstrate this in the tutorial.
By any chance , did you forget the rule of spending 2 golds to change +1 /-1 the value of a die chosen? I want to know if it is a recently rule added, or and old rule that doesnt exist anymore!
@@orlan3bgamer Yeah, it looks like I did indeed forget to demonstrate that rule. I remember reading it but it just didn't hit my brain while actually playing for the tutorial unfortunately. I've added a note to the subtitles and this corrections comment.
Seems like a cross between Hansa Teutonica and Red Cathedral… in the absolute best possible way!
It's funny, when I first saw this game, I was interested, but thought it was too dry, except I did like the Orlean like map and the dice management.
Eventually, I decided to give it a pass. It was sold out, so it was a mute decision anyways. A month later, I'm in my Board Game store, with a $45 credit and there it was. Upon impulse, I picked it up.
First time setting up is daunting, with 8 pages dedicated to the task. I found it a heavy task at first to go through the first move, but it quickly ramps up speed on subsequent moves.
I like it, so far.
That's great to hear, I've enjoyed this one too.
Looks really cool. As a game anyway. I know it's _deliberately_ going for the beige euro aesthetic, but that's still a boring board. It looked better close up though, so that might be the camera making it worse than it is?
I think it's just the design esthetic Board & Dice likes to go for with these types of games. I know many people who get excited when they see something like this because they know it'll line up with their tastes with regards to the mechanics.
Thanks Jon !! My wallet is suffering once more!!! ^_^
at 5:48 you say turn order will go left to right on the King track, then at 26:50 and again at 45:37 you say right to left. This looks incredible though. I love me bonus actions and chaining combos, and this seems to have that in spades.
Ah good catch. I misspoke there, I moved my hand correctly from right to left but flubbed the words. I've added corrections for this one to the Klingon subtitles, thanks for pointing it out! Glad you found this one interest :)
Great tutorial. The game looks interesting. Did you finish the game ? Would have been curious to see how your engine building strategy and the one with king favor played out compared to the player who sky rocketed the score track and aimed for the first 2 fairs
No, I didn't play this one anymore once the camera was turned off. I'm also curious to know how things would have faired for the Blue player in this one.
Oh yeah, this is extremely up my alley. Doesn't seem like a terrible teach either
Appreciate that you have a house in my home town Köln now. Perhaps we can play together one day. 😉
I like this more than Tabannusi. The mechanics are interesting but the look is a little bit boring.
Will you be making a TTS mod for this one? Your TTS mods online are some of the best I've seen to try out the new games I'm looking to buy!
I don't have any current plans for that. Board & Dice frequently puts out their own in-house TTS mods though, perhaps one will go out for it soon. I have no insider knowledge about that though.
So would of love to of seen it to the end
I'd be curious to see how it shakes out as well, but I simply didn't have the time to actually do it unfortunately.
Wondering if they should have had different action markers for each of the 6 actions? Do you think it might get confusing when taking different actions in the middle of other actions? Or is it manageable? Thanks for the playthrough and rules teach. This looks great, really looking forward to this one 😀
FWIW I have played this subsequently and we never used the action tokens. I just used fingers on my hand, and if I went into something else I just kept those fingers up for the prior thing to remind myself. I didn't seem to have any issues with it.
@@JonGetsGames OK that's good to know. Thanks Jon.
@@JonGetsGames we did so in The Witchstone . But now we love using action tokens, otherwise we forget everything creating combos...
The game reminds me of Castle of Burgandy in the action and dice selection, but with less variety.
There isnt any dice selection in Castles though.
The King track reminds me of Trajan a little.
True but its clear as day where the designer stole the idea from. I personally think by watching this that castles of burgandy offer much richer experience. I would try this game before buy.
Will there be a TTS mod soon? Def want to try before I buy.
I haven't heard anything, but Board & Dice frequently do put out TTS mods for their games so it is possible.
Can you save action points?
So that next turn you can use more on the next actions
No, all unused action points are lost at the end of a player's turn.
Hey Jon, at 28:40 you could go exactly as the next player. You could take the joker action and grab 6 resources instead of 4. Additionally you would have denied that bonus action and tile from the opponents. All in all you would end up with 6 black or 6 gray resources and 4 companion actions instead of 4 iron and 3 actions. That seems way more beneficial unless at that point you saw better opportunity to capitalise on whooping 8 iron you gathered.
Ah yeah, that's a very good point. There are so many ways to do turns in this one and it seems I just missed that better option, would have explained the joker and why it's good as well. Darn.
You are the purple player?
Yep.
Really should do the complete game. Not great practice to to a bit.
I stopped filming full playthroughs a couple of years ago simply because most people didn't watch to the end, and they took far too much time. For example, this one would likely have taken around 10 extra hours of work to show the full game when I take into account filming and editing time. I'm not fast when filming these and that can really add up.
@@JonGetsGames well perhaps look to improve the way you do your channel as I stopped watching your channel. Such a shame. I’ve popped in a couple of times but on the whole I’ve not. Sorry. Hard words but true.
My god, this theme... are they even trying?
This looks worse than Through the Ages in terms of potential downtime... Oh my god, I can't imagine playing this game with 4, 3 would be pushing it...
I don't know about this one. It seems to be just another bland-looking, generic euro.
Sometimes it's all I need