I scanned both sides of the board and printed them both off, slightly enlarged, on A3 paper. I glued them back to back and had them laminated. So I get a bigger board and it lies flat. For travel I will keep teh original board, but for home use, I prefer the new one.
Thank you for the counter argument. I'd argue that gaining runes will always put you in a better position both for scoring and triggering rune actions, so those battles matter. Especially with just 15 turns. But I totally appreciate that the scoring system may not be everyone's glass of mead.
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I scanned both sides of the board and printed them both off, slightly enlarged, on A3 paper. I glued them back to back and had them laminated. So I get a bigger board and it lies flat. For travel I will keep teh original board, but for home use, I prefer the new one.
This is super smart.
I'm always thrown by how little love these games get. They are perfect for what they are. This has quickly become one of my all time favorites
100%
Still my favorite of Tiny Epic series is Dungeons 😇.
I think having scoring only at the end of the game was a HUGE misstep. The rest of the game feels like random jockeying
Thank you for the counter argument.
I'd argue that gaining runes will always put you in a better position both for scoring and triggering rune actions, so those battles matter. Especially with just 15 turns.
But I totally appreciate that the scoring system may not be everyone's glass of mead.
A lot of people don't like this sort of scoring.