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2023
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In Regroup! Chicken Army you organize your army of chicken warriors or chicken wizards to fight with the other players' armies. Only one chicken army will emerge victorious from battle!
Each turn you choose a card and place it over another card on your grid seeking a match between physical or magical attack and defense. Once all the players have placed and organized their card, the round ends and the combat begins. Each player deals or absorbs damage (physical or magical) based on the connected chickens of the same type (sword, shield, wands, barriers). The last player standing, wins!
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- Don't let your games just sit untouched in rooms for extended periods cuz they get really filthy.
- I love Castles of Burgundy. One of my all-time favorite games.
- This is a narrative campaign dungeon crawl gloom havenesque type game that I want to make the time to play all the way through.
- If I was being really harsh, I'd probably call this.
- I just don't know that I'm going to get it played.
- I really love New Frontiers.
- I'm feeling really discouraged. I'm feeling really overwhelmed.
- The problem is you just it's unrealistic for some people.
- I need to get rid of games. I can't keep them all.
- And for every day I don't play one of these games, I'm keeping that potential of fun from someone else who might love the game.
- It makes me sad to look at games that I want to play and know I'm not going to be able to play them.
- They don't have feelings. They're in they're inanimate objects, you know.
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