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Matt, Wheels, Lolies and Meehan are back to chat more tabletop gaming news, thoughts and general silliness in this latest episode of the Dicebreaker Podcast.
This week’s episode finds Meehan and Lolies discussing their experiences with the latest title from the creator of Cosmic Frog - Lolies’ favourite game of last year - and whether it’s one worth paying attention to. Lollies also chats about Monopoly Deal, the spin-off card game which plays better than the original board game, and Meehan continues the saga of Terraforming Mars. Matt and Wheels talk about their adventures with Lost Cities, and we get the lowdown behind the As d’Or-winning title MicroMacro: Crime City.
When it comes to fresh news, the quartet continue their contemplation regarding the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons film, express their excitement for the second edition of Summoner Wars and tackle the recent announcement of Magic: The Gathering - Universes Beyond.
Finally, we answer some of your questions including how to approach the issue of cultural sensitivity in tabletop games, who our favourite third-party creators are and what you can do to smooth over the process of running a D&D session using Zoom.
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Games discussed:
- Terraforming Mars
- Monopoly: Deal
- Lost Cities
- Dino Dump
- P is for Pizza
- The Mirroring of Mary King
- MicroMacro: Crime City
- Dragomino
- Summoner Wars
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Magic: The Gathering
- The Crew: Quest for Planet Nine
- John Company: Second Edition
- Blades in the Dark
- Great Western Trial