Pepper!

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• Hey everybody, I'm Tom Vassal.
• This is look back, a series where I go through uh games that I reviewed last year during this time frame and 5 years ago, 10 years ago, and 20 years ago.
• And I tell you what I think about the games now, if I think about them at all.
• Twinkle Twinkle from All Play Games.
• Men Nefer. This is from Firman Million who did Petoku and the very modern Covenant.
• Infiltrators. This is a deduction style game, and you are working together trying to figure out these infiltrators at the playing the cards at the right time.
• And those are the games that I reviewed 1, 5, 10, and 20 years ago.
• Thanks so much for watching.
• Hey. Thanks for watching another video here on the Dice Tower.
• If you really like what we're doing here at the Dice Tower, then there are different ways to support the Dice Tower.
• Until next time though, I'm Tom Vasel, and I hope you enjoyed this video.

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• Hand Management — Players have a hand limit of three cards and must decide whether to play a card, draw a card, or use a special action.
• Set Collection — Players try to spell the word 'pepper' by playing cards that meet specific color or number adjacency rules.
• Take That — Players can use a 'pluck card' to steal a card from another player.

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• Pepper is a good family card game.
• This is a game that works for all ages and skill levels.
• There's a tension to Do you want to score single points quickly, or do you want to try to build and save up to score a bunch of points at once?

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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• Hand Management — Players manage a hand of cards to spell the word.
• Set Collection — Players collect cards of the same color or quantity to spell the word for more points.
• Take That — Players can 'pluck' cards from other players.
• Word Game — Players spell the word pepper using cards.

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• We laugh, we learn, we level up, too.
• So, we have some flowers already in the middle, but basically we have a hand of petal cards and we are placing them into the flower.
• In this game, there's a lot of plucking happening today, actually.
• It is a Tetris style flip and write from Korea Board Games.
• It is a dueling game. Who would have thought? For two players.
• Hello. Welcome to the wall. This is Pana's Hot Takes Christmas edition.
• So, the question and I are crushing it.
• This is a great intro builder to deck building.
• So, if you're looking for a small, easy deck builder that's like super familyfriendly, uh, check out Super Meow from Space Cow.
• In this game, we have some mascots about to race down the football field.
• Can they roll over THE FINISH?
• You're supposed to do stuff.

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• Deck Building — Place cards into your plot to spell the word Pepper.
• Hand Management — On your turn you may discard any number of cards and draw back up to three.
• plot/board building — Place cards into your plot to spell the word Pepper.
• pluck — Play a pluck card to remove a card from any player's plot.
• word construction and adjacency scoring — Spell Pepper by arranging letters with adjacency rules that depend on color and pepper count; scoring yields 1, 2, or 4 points depending on the pattern achieved.

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• This is a card game for three to eight players where you are just trying to spell the word pepper.
• It plays very quickly because you're simply taking one of those three options, pick, plant, or pluck.
• I like it because again, it's small, easy to teach, great to take to gatherings to play with people when you have some downtime.
• There are a lot of peas in this game.

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