Taverns of Tiefenthal Gameplay Runthrough
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A video outlining gameplay for the boardgame The Taverns of Tiefenthal.
For more game info, boardgamegeek....
Part I: Gameplay Runthrough
• Taverns of Tiefenthal ...
Part II: Final Thoughts
• Taverns of Tiefenthal ...
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You're one of the few youtubers who first thing in every video tells people to turn on the subtitles so that they would not repeat mistakes, instead of using this valuable first minutes to promote some dumb mobile game or useless online course. It shows that you care for what you do and for your viewers. Respect.
17:15 I am playing Semisonic’s “Closing Time” from 1998. The good ole ‘90s music which I grew up listening to!
Thanks to Wikipedia... A barback or runner, as they are commonly known in Europe, is a bartender's assistant. Bar-backs work in nightclubs, bars, restaurants and catering halls, and usually receive a portion of the bartender's tips. (I didn't know what they were either! lol)
Am I the only one who gets a bit of a My Village vibe here? This is totally different in many ways, of course, but there seem to be some striking similarities.
Thought the same thing, and it’s the only thing making me hesitate on this otherwise excellent looking game. My wife did not care for My Village so this I don’t think this would get played as much as I would like.
8:18
me: I wonder, if it's at the..
Rahdo: ITS ATTHE BOTTOM OFTHE DECK
me: AAAAA!
Thank you so much for all your runthroughs. I have bought many a game thanks to them. BTW, barbacks assist the bartenders by stocking beer, cleaning glasses, etc, but dont actually serve alcohol.
thanks! :)
why isn't this info in the rulebook?!?!
You're also missing the schnapps on the monastery tile in between rounds, flip the black marker over for 2 schnapps, really helps get them fast but can only have 4 at the end of a round. And you forgot the reputation round as someone else mentioned which als gets you lots of schnapps, both are game changers.
yup, these are mentioned in the Klingon subtitles :)
@@rahdowhen playing module 5, there's only one between round 1 and round 2. Basically you get the schnapps from the reputation track. Every bard💃🕺 that comes into play immediately move the reputation marker forward 1 step, as well as the lower of the Thaler 💰 and beer 🍻 production. It's easier to remove lower value customer than buying more tables and this has the added advantage of bringing your power cards 🎴🃏 into play faster.
Nice run-through of a nice game. Schnaps is pronounced with a short ah- sound.
Don't the rules say yo move your rep counter the amount of the lowest resource you make?
timestamp please
In every Video is Jen without Jen. This is a high compliment. Looks like you find your soulmate. Save it! ✌🏻💞
52:03 (& 52:48) How dare you treat your grandma (& grandpa) so poorly, Richard!
When playing with the reputation track, there is an extra step. Before you take your dice actions, you look at how many coins and how much beer you will earn, and move your white reputation cube the amount of the lower value. So your reputation moves more than just drawing Bards.
drat i forgot all about doing that!!!! well, paulo will note it.
hmm, that's such a big goof i might need to refilm this :(
@@rahdo Even though it's not a super heavy game, there is certainly a lot going on, a lot to keep track of. I don't know that you'd need to re-record. I know that takes a lot of time and effort. You do a nice job of stepping through the decisions...
note added... thanks
(I also knew that because I have played the game but just didn't remember about that at all!!)
@@PauloRenato23 so i wasn't alone! :)
@@rahdo nope :p
At 23:32 you were choosing between 2 dishwasher actions and ended up taking both. Thank you for showing all sides of each decision when making them though. Helps in every game you play.
note added, thanks
Under F rulebook "you can combine dice to pay for an action" whats that mean?
boardgamegeek.com/thread/2381004/combining-dice :)
I'm so friggin happy. I just super got into board gaming this year, and the last couple months I've been thinking to myself that it would be amazing if someone could figure out how to make a deck building/dice worker placement game (my favorite mechanics). Thanks!
WIll the soundtrack of this episode be released?
It was a bit of a musical this game.
Dear Rahdo, I have a question for you. Is there any restrictions on how many nobles we could recruit in one turn? For example if I have 22 beer 🍻 production plus 5 beer brought forward from previous round for a total of 27 beer, could I recruit 3 nobles with 18 beer and another noble for the remaining 9 beer?
sorry it's been almost a year since i played and i don't remember specifics. i'd suggest asking here: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/269207/taverns-tiefenthal/forums/66 and i'm confident you'll get a thorough answer quickly! :)
@@rahdo Thanks 🙏😊
At 32:15, I think you used the dishwasher a second time after upgrading. The first time was with the middle patron (a few seconds before) and the second time was with the beer, assuming you were originally intending to change that 5 to a 6. Great video! I bought the game after watching your runthrough.
it was already noted at 23:40 when he first choose how to place his dice
Oops, I missed that!
Rules say to flip the schnapps over so you can't see them on monastery when using the reputation track? I'd like to keep them on so there's better chance of getting more amd extend the rounds so I can enjoy the late game stuff. Think this is doable?
could be. i'd solicit the thoughts of fellow fans of the game here: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/269207/taverns-tiefenthal/forums/69
@@rahdo imho it should be okay if everyone agrees to the house rule prior to the starting of the game.
42:25...you flipped Jen's counter guests to their monastery side, but you can't do that. When you take a counter guest, you choose which side will be available when you seat them, and you can't change that, just like the entertainers.
Sorry but you are incorrect... the face of those tiles are chosen when you use them, Pag.11 of the rules:
"When you decide to use a Counter Guest, you must choose between the
following two actions it offers (shown on either side of the Counter Guest"
The ones that you have to choose a side and keep it on that side for the rest of the game are the ones from Module 2, the Entertainers.
Richard played correctly
@@PauloRenato23 Ah, ok, I missed that wording. But that seems weird then, why put different art and effects on both sides if it doesn't matter which side you use? That seems clunky. Oh well...
@@jefff.2052 agree, and it can create the confusion that you made that you have to decided which side you want them when you receive them like the Entertainers
Did you use your own dice for the extra dice? I see game only comes with 16 dice.
it comes with 16 white dice, and also 3 additional dice for each player's color :)
@@rahdo I was thinking that, but not listed from what I can tell.
During the 3rd Round @40:36 I believe you illegally purchased two tavern cards with each player. Unless bards are exempt from the rule of only one tavern card and one guest card being purchased per turn....
Great play-through! Really like this game :)
You can buy ONE of EACH Tavern card, that's the restriction on Tavern cards...
The ones that you can recruit only 1 card is the Guests, you can only Recruit 1 Guest (with beer) per round...
@@PauloRenato23 ah! My bad! Thank you for correcting me 😀
@@PauloRenato23 you are correct, however from the playing experience I have with my friends in module 5, the bards become extremely powerful AND cheap. Whoever gets his/her hands on the majority of the bards gains a commanding advantage over other players. In one game I got 12 out of the 16 available bards, basically I (almost) went through the reputation track every turn. I gain a schnapps, a signature that I could place in any column, remove a guest/gain a second schnapps and last but not least a noble. And since I remove a guest every turn, it reduces my priority to buy more tables (nobles are so snobbish that they only occupies one table). So after that I basically focus on buying the breweries, and the situation soon became so lop sided that we agreed to have our house rule of restricting how many bard we could buy to one per turn. Try it on your friends and give them a surprise?
@@PauloRenato23 sorry if the bards are also tavern cards, I think my friend and I have made a mistake 😅
Thinking to houserule that you need to shuffle before guests come in. not sure how badly it effects the game, but knowing the top cards of your deck just seems a bit weird to me
Shuffling might negate the game design purpose of placing the tavern/guest/noble cards on top of the draw deck...
Tavern guest noble cards (just acquired)...
@@wongbing202
Yeah we see it now as part of the tactic to buy and know what you get.
Shuffling is a bit too much of a change and less randomness is a good thing for me