Roll Through the Ages
Come roll the dice with us as we play Roll Through the Ages!
Roll Through the Ages, designed by Matt Leacock, was first published by Eagle-Gryphon Games in 2008. It was nominated for a Golden Geek for Most Innovative Board Game, Best Family Board Game, and Best 2-Player Board Game. It was also nominated for the Spiel des Jahres in 2010.
At the time of this recording, Roll Through the Ages has a 6.9 Rating with 12 000 ratings on BoardGameGeek, and has a ranking of 879. It is a 1-4 player, light-complexity game, that should play in about 30 to 45 minutes.
Episode Summary:
Are you ready to roll into a timeless classic? In this episode, the panel examines Roll Through the Ages from Eagle-Gryphon Games and its Late Bronze Age expansion, highlighting the differences between the original and the expansion. Discover the appeal of engine-building games, the delicate balance designers must strike, and the challenges of playing games like Roll Through the Ages optimally. With its quick playtime and accessibility, Roll Through the Ages is the perfect game for small groups or those seeking a brief, captivating experience. The panel also considers the impact of introducing ships into the game and how it can disrupt the flow of gameplay. Additionally, we debate the importance of building cities quickly and then touch on managing disasters in the game. We ponder whether there's an objectively correct way to play. We analyze the complexities of game strategies and the balance between risk and reward. So if you're a fan of roll-and-write games, don't miss this episode on Roll Through the Ages!
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