Dice and Dragons - Aeon's End Second Edition Review and How to Play
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2019
- What up Gamers! Today we are reviewing Aeon's End Second Edition by Kevin Riley and published by Indie Boards and Cards and Action Phase Games. The Time Stamps below will help you navigate the video.
Time Stamps
0:11 Intro
2:57 Components
10:56 Setup
16:36 How to Play Part 1
25:14 How to Play Part 2
32:39 How to Play Part 3
42:01 Review
51:23 Outro
Aeon's End is a COOP Deck Building game where you are acquiring cards from a common pool however you do not shuffle the deck so what cards and how they are placed into your deck is all part of the strategy. Your fighting The Nameless and defending the last human city of Gravehold. Each Nameless has a variety of minions, powers and abilities to challenge the different Breach Mages. Now is this game as mighty as Merlin or as weak as Neville Longbottom. Stay tuned to find out! If you like what you see comment subscribe it won't close one of your breaches or hurt the city of Gravehold!
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I really love that you are hitting some of the editions and games others have looked over
Mr. Land of Laughs thanks we appreciate it. It’s been a lot of fun playing some of the less popular games and finding some great ones!
25:13 There is a slight error in the video and the transition was not properly encoded and is missing as it does not affect the video we have decided not to fix it.
great content!
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video!
Your not suppose to shuffle tho why did u sort them out?
Are you talking about the components overview? The reason they are separated during that is to show what you get and the base game doesn’t come with enough components for each mage to have a preset starter deck. The cards that you will also he using will change in terms of what you have in the market from game to game.
@@DiceandDragons i figgured it out lol in the second edition they have the cards set up already so that if you just follow the instructions you can have a smooth first game, but ended up confusing me n i just followed what you did lol thanks for the good video
Ah gotcha yeah they are all pre organized for the the first game