W kwestii regrywalności dostałem takie info na BGG
I find that the replay-ability of the game is high.
It is true that you will most likely need to fight at least a couple of monsters during a game, but which monsters and when is up to you and how your opponents affect your game.
The more you play this game, especially with people you play with often the more interesting your decisions and gambles are.
Marx pisze:Rocy 7, niestety nie miałem przyjemności zagrać w CoM, natomiast Vasel nazwał ją "Lords of Waterdeep" z dobrym tematem. Pamiętaj o rzutach kostkami podczas walki. Podobno ma wyjść expansion.
klimat i emocje (kostki) to cos czego IHMO brakuje Waterdeep.
Porównanie z Waterdeep wypada nieźle
https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/143376 ... ep-you-guy
In conclusion,
Champions of Midgard is an excellent, “Eurotrash” game. Eurotrash is a term I have used in other reviews to describe a game that blends traditional Ameritrash theme and luck with Euro style mechanics. Sometimes you get a mess but a lot of times you get something that is better than one of the, “pure breads” out there. In the case of
Champions, I think it is safe to say that the Viking long ships pulled up to the city of Waterdeep and the burly blond giants had their way with the Lords within because this game clearly, “plundered the good pages” from Lords of Waterdeep and “killed” the bad. Then built new stuff on top. Bravo Greyfox. I raise my mead to you. Now, let us feast on chicken legs in the wooden halls of valhalla!