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Description
A Stand-Alone Role Playing Game and LARP in a Lovecraftian Setting
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Before 1883, human Aeonists held respected positions of society, along with wealth and some degree of power. Non-human Aeonists kept their natures secret, and blended right up until the moment some force brought out their true forms to the point no disguise could keep them hidden.
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This item presents the campaign setting and two rule options - one for traditional tabletop, and the other for LARP. Both rule options shared many core functions and transitioning between the two play styles is supported.
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Board Of It Top 10 List at 20:27 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- one of our favorite two-player series
- tension, timing, and quick play
- easy to learn, quick to pick up
Cons
- short sessions can be punishing if you misplay
- some opponents may crave more variety
Thematic elements
- small-unit skirmish in a deck-building framework
- World War II tactical combat
- tight, tense, quick sessions
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- deck-building / hand management — build and optimize cards for actions; tension and tempo
- skirmish combat / tactical combat — two-player head-to-head tactical battles with hidden information
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Quotes (from this video)
- Cascadia is one of my all-time favorites. I think it's always on my top 20 games of all time.
- it's the perfect game where it's low barrier, but there's enough to keep heavier gamers like us interested.
- No Thanks is a little fun kind of party game.
- it's a crowd-pleaser. Everyone loves it.
- it's arguably the ultimate word game, the most popular word game.
- There was a lot of ups and downs. The core part is a lot of the criticism you hear; every scenario is almost like a new game.
- I snapped. I snapped.
- it's a nice little 10-15 minute per game type thing.
- it's a classic in the household. It's very relaxing to me.
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