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Good Knight

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Description

Author's blurb:

June's 1-Page Encounter title, Good Knight, lets players engage in a game of cat and mouse across a city.

Every night, starting at sundown, a figure has been breaking into homes, raiding taverns, and confronting the denizens of Slumberton and putting them to sleep. To date, nothing has been reported stolen but the winter months approach and they townfolk have things to do!

Description

Author's blurb:

June's 1-Page Encounter title, Good Knight, lets players engage in a game of cat and mouse across a city.

Every night, starting at sundown, a figure has been breaking into homes, raiding taverns, and confronting the denizens of Slumberton and putting them to sleep. To date, nothing has been reported stolen but the winter months approach and they townfolk have things to do!

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Video IHXjKjklCRg Good Time Society Playthrough at 0:56 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • The variety of unit abilities and interactions
  • The strategic depth offered by unit positioning and attachments
  • The potential for powerful combos and comebacks
  • The appeal of alternate art cards
Cons
  • The difficulty in managing attachments and ensuring units remain empowered
  • The frustration of having key units repeatedly removed or controlled
  • A perceived whiff in deck building regarding attachment retrieval
Thematic elements
Comparison games
  • Gloomhaven
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • action restriction — Abilities like 'Fate Woven Tapestry' can prevent opponents from taking certain types of actions.
  • attachment — Cards can be attached to fighters to grant them new abilities or modify their stats, as seen with 'Firebolt' and 'Bolt Bind Aura'.
  • Deck Building — The host mentions building decks and discusses the strategic choices in deck construction, specifically regarding bolt abilities and hero types.
  • Graveyard Interaction — Several cards allow players to retrieve units from the graveyard, such as 'Beyond the Grave' and 'Echoing Specter'.
  • Unit Activation — Abilities can grant additional activations or allow units to activate immediately after being played, as with 'Ladies in Waiting'.
  • unit positioning — The game involves strategically moving units on the board, with abilities like 'Diplomacy' and 'Thread the Needle' affecting unit placement.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Yeah, we're getting a little more evil every round, I think.
  • You know, I think I maybe I miss lethal there, and that's okay. I don't want it.
  • This Necromancer and the Bolt Bender are going to trade evenly with my second action.
  • The Time Weaver is really putting in work, so their time has come.
  • You won the now knock, not the good night.
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Video SXziuEIURV8 Good Time Society Discussion at 0:02 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
none
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • It means war
Comparison games
none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • I'm Jimmy Wong. I'm here with Ify and we just played a very cool game of Good Knight. It means war and the episode is out right now. So check it out.
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Video _nQzRobVl8o Neon Gorilla Discussion at 1:57
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none
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none
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none
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No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • Uh my kids and I do a 24-hour game making day once a year.
  • Well, why don't we have a day where we make board games? I said, 'And then we treated it like a like a big party.'
  • Yes. Yes. Absolutely. It was and then on top of it they got to stay up as long as they wanted as long as they produced they had to create and play test a full board game that they would make.
  • So, Excalibur, Roth, uh, Jump Masters, and the new game that we're working on with Chip Theory, with Neon Knight. So, four games that I've made on a Saturday with my boys.
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Video pZiI_b65N8M Stonemaier Games Top 10 List at 14:10 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
  • Full visibility of deck enables planning
  • Innovative battlefield stacking
Cons
none
Thematic elements
  • deck customization; dueling
  • fantasy battlefield
  • design commentary
Comparison games
  • Magic: The Gathering
  • Rolling Realms
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
  • battlefield with stacking cards — cards can be played on top of one another; destruction does not always remove bottom card.
  • full deck visibility — you often see your entire 20-card deck during play.
  • pre-play drafting/deck-building — deck-building before play; drafting variants exist.
Video topics + discussion points
No key topics recorded for this video.
Quotes (from this video)
  • One thing I liked about Lorcana is that it is a race to to points rather than a race to reducing your opponent's life to zero.
  • I love the Star Wars theme.
  • There's no resources to manage. It's just saying, I declare one of these factions and I play all cards with that faction.
  • I think this is a really neat space.
  • the dice in Dungeon Dragon Dice, they are stunning. Like, they're really, really beautiful.
  • opening up packs on a daily basis.
  • KeyForge has one of the coolest mechanisms I think in any game.
  • one of the things I think is particularly clever about Good Knight is that you actually get to see you almost certainly see your entire deck of cards when you play it.
  • Rolling Realms Redux even though they have the same playing field.
  • Marvel Snap ... your deck is small. Similar to Goodnight, you are going to see your entire deck.
  • Magic the Gathering is going to be my number one favorite collectible, expandable, customizable game on this list.
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