Buy a cheap copy for Crosstalk. Little boards, markers, and lots more word cards that work pretty well with Just One.
I was backing it, but in the end pulled my pledge. I just didn't think it was enough "me" for me. And the meeple version is very cool, but I worried that they would be hard to read around the table.
I am still in for a buck. I will wait for the pledge manager for my final decision. Won't do minis for sure though.
You can remove the mould, but some stain will likely remain.
Thanks for the suggestions. It's the only board game affected and everything was factory sealed from the box to the player boards. So I'm guessing it happened some time before I purchased it a couple of months ago. I've never had this problem before.
Nice luck. Yeah, then just chuck them out. It's only really worth trying if you can't get replacements or it's expensive to.
You could browse through this list and see if anything rings a bell..Hello everyone !
So, I need your help: over ten years ago, we bought a game, but the thing is, we haven't played it at all since then, and no one remembers its rules (and we don't have written rules, or we have lost them). It's a hand-made wooden board (9x10 grid) with 18 pieces (9 black ones and 9 white ones). In two opposite corners, there are 9 of the grid's slots that are darkened (clearly intentional, it's not the same piece of wood) that I suppose are there to point out where we are supposed to put the pieces.
I don't know much about board games, so maybe it's a very common one, but I can't seem to find any answer online.
Iirc we never played it because we didn't like it so much, but I'd like to make sure
Does anyone know this game or its rules ?
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For 10+, Deception: Murder in Hong Kong, Just One, The Resistance, One Night Ultimate Werewolf.
I know, but I really dislike solo experiences where I have to play as more than one character. I can let it sit for a while. Maybe I'll pick up an insert for it soon and organize it at least.
I suppose for a first play it wont matter much? I was thinking a lot about that one and wasnt sure if we'll like it.
I like area control, but I tend to like those games more where the control effects have a very wide variety of tactical options. Inis is a great example, because it affects a wide variety of game mechanics/concepts. Underdark seemed a bit more standard in that regard, with basic +1 effects for the drawing/playing.
