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This is great! thanks sounds like I do need blender

The best Splendor explanation ever !

Excellent tutorial. One question please. Can you put energy on any monument even if your character is not on his area? I found answer on BGG from Designer: "You can indeed Deploy energy to the topmost section of any Monument on the board. The restriction for binding energy where your character or Bridge Tokens are present only applies to the Monument Track and Pillar Track." Thank you!

Thank you for all your amazing how to play videos, yours is always one of the first channels I check when playing something new - really appreciate how well thought out your structuring is as it helps my wife and I grasp the game far better than just having the manual read aloud with slight rewording 😂 keep up the great work

You put so. much. work. into this video. Best rules explanation I have seen. Instant sub.

The slave stuff was so unnecessary.. Holly smokes

0:10 It isn't deck building, though. You never shuffle. Your "hand" isn't even secret, you lay most of your cards on the table every round. "Tableau building," "hand building," "pool building" are all terms that would work. I know you have complained about this before, but it is also helpful if words mean things. The key component of a "deck" is that you are drawing randomly from it. I wouldn't mind if someone called Quacks of Quedlinburg or Orleans a "deck builder" because, even though they are technically cardboard or wooden pieces, you are randomizing them. But you never randomize your cards in FCM or Concordia or any other "hand / pool / tableau builder." Just because the things you are taking are cards doesn't make it a "deck builder." Would you consider St Petersburg a deck builder? Colloretto? No Thanks? Collecting cards is not "deck building." I wouldn't wince at this if you were a random person in a game store. But you are a reviewer. You could at least try to use terminology in a way that makes sense.

3-player games always begin with the 3rd bean field. 7:21

“Fight over who gets to be the bird and then assign a faction to everyone else randomly.” Vibe. Lol I only picked up this game cause of the bird god. I fear I am in over my head cause I don’t own any euros or have ever played a euro lol

Penemuan luar biasa,terimakasih, Apa itu wratner????Diman saya bisa membelinya??

I've always loved this channel, even if this video did cost me some money...

Interesting

Thank you for the video Ryan! Getting this to the table today, and can’t wait!

Thanks for the helpful video. It's quite well done and amount of humour is spot on. I'll try to set a first flying record tonight :)

Good.

GOAT How to Play instruction videos. You always make me laugh and provide clear instructions that many others struggle to deliver. Thank you!

I used the watt remover gel because we can’t find the stronger acid in Canada. I started on small ones under my eyes. I had to apply the gel everyday for several days but eventually I got to the lat layer of skin. It scabbed and after a few days the scab fell off and there was new skin and no yellow spots. So I got bold and confident to do the eyelids one at a time. What I found out there are many more layers of skin on the eyelids. It is also.hard to do something that feels like you are hurting yourself day after day. I finally got to a point when I thought I had gotten to yellow stuff layer and stopped. It got inflamed the next day and my eye was all puffy. I drank lots of water and kept it clean. It scabbed over and when the scab fell there was new skin but still some yellow stuff, not as much as before. But I wouldn’t do it myself again. Too scary, especially with the stronger acid. On other parts of my face maybe but not the eyelids.

Dammit, Ryan, did you hide my whiskey again??? Nevermind, I'll brew my own, thanks for the tutorial.

How about for 5-6 players? Anyone has a link where to get that from?

This game looks like one of those old games that got a remake and now this original looks weird and old Except there is no newer version? The difference between a hand management game and deck building is the expectation of the player hearing the term In a deck builder you don't know what your next hand will look like but you improve the deck to improve your chances of getting the good stuff In hand management games you can see and use all your options but you have to plan ahead so you don't end up with useless cards at the end of your hand. Just because you can take the cost of wasting a turn to get your cards back doesn't make it a deck builder

I agree with every comment here. Has to be one of the best how to play videos I've ever seen for a heavy game. I can't imagine how much time you had to invest in making this video. I hope you were well compensated! :)

trying this atm, FYI get ur cholesterol checked as this is a symptom of high cholesterol

Have I really been saying the name of this game wrong all this time ?!

Laughed so much each time you appeared with a new instrument. Love how you made this deep and rich game so accessible

Great video, thanks!

Thank you for excellent explaination ,short usfull, clear and complete. all the best for you and your family💚💚💚💚💚💚✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

I had issues with trying to learn this game because the person teaching it was like "if you don't choose a particular round you can't do anything in that round"

Doesn't look like you put the sea serpent next to a water route btw. Just an air route.

Fantastic video!

I love it. However I agree it could do with some streamlining in places, especially that time consuming trying to count out the cities, work out costs, see if you've left enough money for resources. Can take silly time, with rest just sat about. And yeah, looks like same version we have, some improvements and stuff for rulebook and icons etc.

This guy puts Rodney Smith of Watch It Played to shame.

WOW😮GREAT JOB❤

I found this video via Paul Grogan's playthrough and I must say, this is an awesome teach for a heavy euro game. Thanks!

I gotta say. I started playing this game on Board Game Arena and I was utterly confused. I watched a video on RUclips and I got even more confused. Your video finally game me some clarity on how to play the game.

Jesus i'm watching this and i'm like "why do i need to remove eight things out of a box of tetris shapes i'll need to remember later to then do six operations to slide twelve doorsy things off of them and then remember to put them on in the right things"... no flak to the designers or you, but i want an insert that is as seamless as possible. If it does double duty to act as trays for the game, great, but hell, i don't want to fiddle with stuff. And then there's the decisions. The rocket ship is a perfect example of 'we made an insert for a game we don't play'. Why do the objective markers get a fancyful box, they don't matter, they can just be in a hole. Speaking of fanciful, why are there only 3 of the 5 phases shown on the acrylic? What's the idea/design there? Why do we have anti-slide transparent 'wells' for our dice in this game?! And why do i have to add/remove them everytime i pack the game away? Why are the tiles stacked horizontally instead of vertically? It's a game about hidden pulling tiles, keep that as a tray and pull from the top, shuffle after a game and restock the 'towers'. Done and can be used while playing without using bags or fiddling with tiles pulling them out everytime to throw them in a bag. Why are there the VP chits UNDER the player marker/money track meeple? I'd have expected the player boards be there. Like you take that thing and give it around the table for people to pick their meeple and the board (maybe even the starting tilebox). If anything, this boggles the mind the most and makes me just either want to not buy inserts or make my own (and i have). When i make an insert or i organize my game box, the top is what you need to set down first, the main board or player boards (all setup for each player bundled together so you can just give out a bag to every player). Then i try to keep the order of setup of the game itself as i go deeper into the box. At the end, there's just components separated by role and function and necessary ease of picking them out. And then there's the utility things, i have pencil marked my Cascadia box-insert with the spots for tiles for the exact limit of 2P/3P/4P so i don't have to count tiles ever, i just pull them to that pencil mark and just make sure to shuffle them around end of game. Like, that's why i'm getting/making an insert and not just throwing everything into the box. But this? This just seems like it looks pretty, and like it was designed by someone who was handed the component list and sizes and no rules or context. Somehow it feels it'll ADD time to setup/teardown instead of remove it. Just a mess, and.. for a nice chunk of change and 90% of the money going to the design, not the materials. And the design just isn't there.

So the land is random but the numbers are always in the same order?

Thanks, Ryan! I love the enthusiasm and humor you put into your videos. Looking forward to backing Luthier!

Great tutorial for an interesting game!

Good video, I got this game two days ago but I am still quite confused about the right sheet. This game can be a bit overwhelming to newcomers.

Nicely done! Thank you ❤

Oh my God! One of your best ones (and best about Luthier) and I'm only a few minutes in lol

Excellent video. I'm very much looking forward to this one!

Thanks for the video, you explained everything so well. I also really appreciate that you saved “set up” for the end.

Brilliant strategy!

I read the rule book. and got so confused. this helped me so much thank you

i could play a game of WINGSPAN in the time it takes to teach this game...in fact i'd rather

I loved the Chekov reference - glorious video good Sir

This is one of the best instruction videos for a boardgame ever made. Thank you so much for the fun and crystal clear video. 🎉

10:03 Why did this have to be such a cute review. 😊❤

Thanks for this!