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Everdell Family
(9 games)
Part of the Everdell family — see Everdell for the combined view.
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Board Games UnLocked Review at 0:32 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Adds thematic depth with its 100-year history.
- Provides unique player powers.
- Includes a functional market.
- Modular design is appreciated.
- Player boards enhance organization.
- Doesn't negatively impact core game balance.
- It's a nice addition if you want a bit more to the base game.
Cons
- Thematically, it felt like it could have offered more.
- The flower festival wasn't used much.
- The tree component can be cumbersome.
- The flat board replacement for the tree has limited space for resources.
- Does not provide an extra worker in spring when unique player powers are used.
- Not game-changing or a must-have expansion.
Thematic elements
- Celebrating 100 years since the founding of Everdell
- Everdell Valley
- Historical events chronicled year by year
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Flower Festival — Introduces a flower festival event that provides scoring opportunities.
- market — Adds a new market area for gaining resources and cards.
- Player boards — Includes double-sided player boards for resource and worker storage, enhancing organization.
- Unique Player Powers — Introduces unique abilities tied to specific meeples, adding thematic flavor and distinct player strategies.
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- whatever Starling Games is doing they need to just keep doing it because it is just working the things that they've done forever del
- out of all of them spire crest is by far the most difficult one I guess and that's like with quotes around it because I don't think any of these are difficult in any way it just gives you more options and worker placement spots to do
- spire crest adds substantial complexity to ever know when playing spire crest it is recommended that you do not include other expansion material
- spire crust is really cool and thematic and opens up a lot more outside of game mechanics mechanics if that makes any sense
- the biggest thing and the coolest thing of spire crust are these weather cards
- I would say go out and get like spire crest is all it's up none of these expansions not even pearl brook is a must right but aspire crust out of all three of them is my favorite
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Video 6FsMhWcDYfg
Get into games Analysis at 9:52 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Neat modular addition that streamlines organization at higher player counts
- Adds meaningful strategic options and visual appeal
Cons
- Table hog at larger player counts; may feel bulky
Thematic elements
- modular town-building, resource management with new public objectives
- A new coastal district with its own town boards and market avenues.
- continues the Everdell lore with a focus on growth and community
Comparison games
- Everdell
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Garland Awards — Public objectives that grant points for leading in resources or critter types.
- Market tile and trades — Market spaces provide new ways to gain goods and exchange resources.
- Player Board | Main Board — Adds a dedicated board to organize resources and town development.
- Player boards — Adds a dedicated board to organize resources and town development.
- Trading — Market spaces provide new ways to gain goods and exchange resources.
- Upgraded tokens — Deluxe metal coins and wooden tokens replace cardboard components.
- Wonders and Power Cards — New card types that alter strategy and interactions.
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Quotes (from this video)
- this is my favorite board game of all time
- the art is stunning from Andrew Bosley
- base Everdell is absolutely fine by itself
- Mistwood is mean but deliciously crunchier
- New Leaf adds a train to the right hand side of the board
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Meeple University Expansion Review
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Pros
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Cons
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Quotes (from this video)
- The asymmetric play power is my favorite because it kind of sets some of your strategies at the start
- These expansion modules bring more bits and pieces that you can do which is very nice
- This is the expansion that makes it a little easier to get resources and end points
- I really like everyday based game and these expansion modules bring more bits and pieces
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