Yet another superb tutorial, Rodney! I’ve got Orbis on the table at this very moment. Read the Rulebook. Got stuck. And turned to your channel a.s.a.p. Thanks a bundle for all your help. Much appreciated.
Great work everyone!!! Looks like a great, fun easy game. I think it goes down on the Christmas list. Of course, my birthday is Monday. But I am rooting for Brass Lancashire.
Thanks for the video, Orbis was the first board game me and my wife played, and your instructions certainly helped!! That said, a question: forest tiles, the green ones, must be placed always above other forest tiles, respecting the rules, or they can be placed above the tiles shown in the left field? Imagine: the left field says you gain points by having the tile surrounded by green and blue tiles. Can I put the green tile above two blue, or must allways put above a green one?
The placement rules must always be followed, no matter what is shown in the left field. So, a green tile will always have to have at least one green tile beneath it (or a Wilderness tile - the one that counts as any color). Hope that helps!
Hey Cardflipper, the wording used for the volcano is that the cubes must be taken from among those placed on the 8 "remaining tiles" in the center of the table. Have a fun time playing!
@@WatchItPlayed Thanks for the reply. I played this recently with 3p, it's a good casual game. We forgot about the 10 worshipper limit ! oh well, next time
It's been awhile since I shot this, but checking the rulebook it seems to say: "If you are among the players who have the most validated Volcano tiles at the end of the game, gain 3 CPs." Since it says "if you are among the players with the most", it seems to be suggesting that all tied players get the 3 CPs
Thanks for another great tutorial Rodney. So, quick question: I don't know if it is a real case scenario, but if I am correct there may come a situation when there are no tiles left in the pool that you can place in your pyramid due to the color placement rule. In that case you are forced to flip a tile to its wilderness side and place it to your pyramid since a pass action is not an option. Right?
Watch It Played I have to take a tile that I can invest and „pay“ or can I take any tile to the wilderness in my pyramid - to take someone good a good way though I could install one correctly
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Thank you for another great rules teach. I think the game looks great, so will have to check it out.
Yet another superb tutorial, Rodney! I’ve got Orbis on the table at this very moment. Read the Rulebook. Got stuck. And turned to your channel a.s.a.p. Thanks a bundle for all your help. Much appreciated.
So glad it was helpful Ate - have a great time playing!
Great work everyone!!! Looks like a great, fun easy game. I think it goes down on the Christmas list. Of course, my birthday is Monday. But I am rooting for Brass Lancashire.
Just got this for $5 now I’m excited to play!!!
Great deal - have a great time playing!
Tx for the explain, simple and efective
You're very welcome!
A great tutorial for a interesting game
Thanks Chiri!
Once again, top-notch video! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Ralph!
It has somewhat similar elements of Splendor.
Thanks for the video, Orbis was the first board game me and my wife played, and your instructions certainly helped!! That said, a question: forest tiles, the green ones, must be placed always above other forest tiles, respecting the rules, or they can be placed above the tiles shown in the left field? Imagine: the left field says you gain points by having the tile surrounded by green and blue tiles. Can I put the green tile above two blue, or must allways put above a green one?
The placement rules must always be followed, no matter what is shown in the left field. So, a green tile will always have to have at least one green tile beneath it (or a Wilderness tile - the one that counts as any color). Hope that helps!
@@WatchItPlayed , it sure did :) Thanks so much!
i picked this up today, looks simple and fun. One question: If I take a volcano, can some of the destroyed cubes be from that taken volcano?
Hey Cardflipper, the wording used for the volcano is that the cubes must be taken from among those placed on the 8 "remaining tiles" in the center of the table. Have a fun time playing!
@@WatchItPlayed Thanks for the reply. I played this recently with 3p, it's a good casual game. We forgot about the 10 worshipper limit ! oh well, next time
This game look amazing
Hi just a question can we suggest a game for you to play
No, companies pay him to play
I have a question about the goddess of fire. If someone equals the number of volcano tiles, who will win?
It's been awhile since I shot this, but checking the rulebook it seems to say: "If you are among the players who have the most validated Volcano tiles at the end of the game, gain 3 CPs." Since it says "if you are among the players with the most", it seems to be suggesting that all tied players get the 3 CPs
@@WatchItPlayed Thank you so much for helping me you are a hero keep creating.
It's tough to be a god.
Thanks for another great tutorial Rodney. So, quick question: I don't know if it is a real case scenario, but if I am correct there may come a situation when there are no tiles left in the pool that you can place in your pyramid due to the color placement rule. In that case you are forced to flip a tile to its wilderness side and place it to your pyramid since a pass action is not an option. Right?
Correct.
Watch It Played I have to take a tile that I can invest and „pay“ or can I take any tile to the wilderness in my pyramid - to take someone good a good way though I could install one correctly
@@michaelquellmalz8489 Right - you'll see this explained here: th-cam.com/video/VhyX-vBhvng/w-d-xo.html