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Santa Claus is Coming to Town

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You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout I’m telling you why …. The master plan of St Nicholas is at hand. After thwarting his minions at every turn what will the heroes do when he finally takes a direct role? An event for high / epic level heroes set on Dec 24, 1912.

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Publisher's blurb:

You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout I’m telling you why …. The master plan of St Nicholas is at hand. After thwarting his minions at every turn what will the heroes do when he finally takes a direct role? An event for high / epic level heroes set on Dec 24, 1912.

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  • Christmas
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  • We love Ticket to Ride. It never gets old. It's one of those gateway games that we introduce to people because it's easy enough for you to to understand it if you're not a gamer, but it gives you enough strategy that if you are a gamer, you want to master it.
  • This game makes sense. Every time we show it to somebody, we just let them know this is a game. You know, people have a ticket. I said you you everybody's bought a ticket to somewhere. You've either been on a train or a plane. So, you understand the tickets and the destinations. It just makes sense. It's easy to teach the people.
  • I think the thing that hasn't changed is the respect for game designers. Um I really I'm I'm really kind of upset about it.
  • Well, usually what I tell them is you have to be good at rejection because, oh, when you start out as a game designer, you get a lot of rejection.
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