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#Synthtember No.12  "De Meteoris". Quite happy with this evening's #BerlinSchool (ish), #ambient (adjacent), #psychedelic (yes) #synthesizer excursion into the cosmos. I played #UweRosenberg's Sagani for the first time last night, so this one is named after Albertus Magnus’ book _De Meteoris_ (for reasons that will no doubt be obvious to the many of you out there who are well acquainted with occult works from the middle ages [or not]).

#Synthtember No.12  "De Meteoris". Quite happy with this evening's #BerlinSchool (ish), #ambient (adjacent), #psychedelic (yes) #synthesizer excursion into the cosmos. I played #UweRosenberg's Sagani for the first time last night, so this one is named after Albertus Magnus’ book _De Meteoris_ (for reasons that will no doubt be obvious to the many of you out there who are well acquainted with occult works from the middle ages [or not]).

#Synthtember No.12  "De Meteoris". Quite happy with this evening's #BerlinSchool (ish), #ambient (adjacent), #psychedelic (yes) #synthesizer excursion into the cosmos. I played #UweRosenberg's Sagani for the first time last night, so this one is named after Albertus Magnus’ book _De Meteoris_ (for reasons that will no doubt be obvious to the many of you out there who are well acquainted with occult works from the middle ages [or not]).

agricola

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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agricola

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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agricola

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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agricola

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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agricola

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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farm animals

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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farm animals

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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farm animals

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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farm animals

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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farm animals

dreaming… a random bit

** in the ending of The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenges from WordPress, here’s your Sunday Weekly Photo Prompt: travel **

medicine buddha mantra: Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha

health, wealth, and prosperity: Om Vasudhare Svaha

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Hyvää Agricolan päivää! 🇫🇮 Liputtakaamme legendaarisen lautapelin kunniaksi. #Lautapelit #UweRosenberg

Hyvää Agricolan päivää! 🇫🇮 Liputtakaamme legendaarisen lautapelin kunniaksi. #Lautapelit #UweRosenberg

Hyvää Agricolan päivää! 🇫🇮 Liputtakaamme legendaarisen lautapelin kunniaksi. #Lautapelit #UweRosenberg

Hyvää Agricolan päivää! 🇫🇮 Liputtakaamme legendaarisen lautapelin kunniaksi. #Lautapelit #UweRosenberg

Dziś wspominamy urodziny Uwe Rosenberga, który w 1970 roku przyszedł na świat w Niemczech. Jego gra Bohnanza stała się symbolem doskonałego projektowania, łącząc prostotę z niesamowitą głębią strategiczną. Rosenberg to synonim kreatywności i inteligencji w świecie gier planszowych. Jakie są Wasze ulubione gry jego autorstwa? #UweRosenberg #GryPlanszowe #Bohnanza

Dziś wspominamy urodziny Uwe Rosenberga, który w 1970 roku przyszedł na świat w Niemczech. Jego gra Bohnanza stała się symbolem doskonałego projektowania, łącząc prostotę z niesamowitą głębią strategiczną. Rosenberg to synonim kreatywności i inteligencji w świecie gier planszowych. Jakie są Wasze ulubione gry jego autorstwa? #UweRosenberg #GryPlanszowe #Bohnanza

Dziś wspominamy urodziny Uwe Rosenberga, który w 1970 roku przyszedł na świat w Niemczech. Jego gra Bohnanza stała się symbolem doskonałego projektowania, łącząc prostotę z niesamowitą głębią strategiczną. Rosenberg to synonim kreatywności i inteligencji w świecie gier planszowych. Jakie są Wasze ulubione gry jego autorstwa? #UweRosenberg #GryPlanszowe #Bohnanza

Dziś wspominamy urodziny Uwe Rosenberga, który w 1970 roku przyszedł na świat w Niemczech. Jego gra Bohnanza stała się symbolem doskonałego projektowania, łącząc prostotę z niesamowitą głębią strategiczną. Rosenberg to synonim kreatywności i inteligencji w świecie gier planszowych. Jakie są Wasze ulubione gry jego autorstwa? #UweRosenberg #GryPlanszowe #Bohnanza

Dziś wspominamy urodziny Uwe Rosenberga, który w 1970 roku przyszedł na świat w Niemczech. Jego gra Bohnanza stała się symbolem doskonałego projektowania, łącząc prostotę z niesamowitą głębią strategiczną. Rosenberg to synonim kreatywności i inteligencji w świecie gier planszowych. Jakie są Wasze ulubione gry jego autorstwa? #UweRosenberg #GryPlanszowe #Bohnanza

My body is ready

#afeastforodin #uwerosenberg #boardgames

My body is ready

#afeastforodin #uwerosenberg #boardgames

Click a Tree

Spiele mit einem Thema sind immer eine feine Sache. Wenn dann das Thema nicht aufgesetzt wirkt, noch besser. Wenn aber ein Thema aus gutem (Hinter-)Grund aufgesetzt wird, dann sollte man genau hinschauen, bevor man urteilt. Click a Tree ist genau

https://www.spielevater.de/rezensionen/click-a-tree/

#Rezension #Brettspiel #Brettspiele #Brettspieleabend #ClickATree #Gesellschaftsspiele #Neuheiten #Plttchnlegespiel #Ressourcenmanagement #Skellig #Spieleabend #UweRosenberg

Ein Fest für Odin (2016)
👪 4 Spielende · ⏰ 200 Min · 🔢 [125]:117:96:93 🙂

🎲 Noch schnell den Klassiker #EinFestfürOdin mit der Norweger-Erweiterung 🇧🇻 auf den Tisch gebracht, bevor bald die Dänen 🇩🇰 erscheinen. 😅

Immer noch ein sehr starkes Spiel - gleichwohl hoffe ich, dass Tierhaltung 🐷🐑🐄🐴 bei den Dänen einfacher / gewinnbringender ausgestaltet wird.

#Brettspiele 🎲 #Spieleabend 🎉 #UweRosenberg 🧩

Ein Fest für Odin (2016)
👪 4 Spielende · ⏰ 200 Min · 🔢 [125]:117:96:93 🙂

🎲 Noch schnell den Klassiker #EinFestfürOdin mit der Norweger-Erweiterung 🇧🇻 auf den Tisch gebracht, bevor bald die Dänen 🇩🇰 erscheinen. 😅

Immer noch ein sehr starkes Spiel - gleichwohl hoffe ich, dass Tierhaltung 🐷🐑🐄🐴 bei den Dänen einfacher / gewinnbringender ausgestaltet wird.

#Brettspiele 🎲 #Spieleabend 🎉 #UweRosenberg 🧩

Ein Fest für Odin (2016)
👪 4 Spielende · ⏰ 200 Min · 🔢 [125]:117:96:93 🙂

🎲 Noch schnell den Klassiker #EinFestfürOdin mit der Norweger-Erweiterung 🇧🇻 auf den Tisch gebracht, bevor bald die Dänen 🇩🇰 erscheinen. 😅

Immer noch ein sehr starkes Spiel - gleichwohl hoffe ich, dass Tierhaltung 🐷🐑🐄🐴 bei den Dänen einfacher / gewinnbringender ausgestaltet wird.

#Brettspiele 🎲 #Spieleabend 🎉 #UweRosenberg 🧩

Ein Fest für Odin (2016)
👪 4 Spielende · ⏰ 200 Min · 🔢 [125]:117:96:93 🙂

🎲 Noch schnell den Klassiker #EinFestfürOdin mit der Norweger-Erweiterung 🇧🇻 auf den Tisch gebracht, bevor bald die Dänen 🇩🇰 erscheinen. 😅

Immer noch ein sehr starkes Spiel - gleichwohl hoffe ich, dass Tierhaltung 🐷🐑🐄🐴 bei den Dänen einfacher / gewinnbringender ausgestaltet wird.

#Brettspiele 🎲 #Spieleabend 🎉 #UweRosenberg 🧩

Ein Fest für Odin (2016)
👪 4 Spielende · ⏰ 200 Min · 🔢 [125]:117:96:93 🙂

🎲 Noch schnell den Klassiker #EinFestfürOdin mit der Norweger-Erweiterung 🇧🇻 auf den Tisch gebracht, bevor bald die Dänen 🇩🇰 erscheinen. 😅

Immer noch ein sehr starkes Spiel - gleichwohl hoffe ich, dass Tierhaltung 🐷🐑🐄🐴 bei den Dänen einfacher / gewinnbringender ausgestaltet wird.

#Brettspiele 🎲 #Spieleabend 🎉 #UweRosenberg 🧩

📖 Linguistics & Board Games 📖

🟢 Back in 2016, the publisher Feuerland Spiele released one of Uwe Rosenberg’s most acclaimed board games to date: A Feast for Odin, a somewhat complex game about a Viking community that hunts, farms, crafts weapons and tools, and explores. A saga in board game form and an extraordinary game, a pleasure to play.

🟢 And although it’s just (?!?) a board game, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things from it—like the following. In the picture, you see a player board where they collect resources and other bits and pieces. Those blue wooden pieces near the tree are the blue player’s “workers,” which they use to perform actions in the game. The photo was most likely taken at the beginning of a round, when players gather all their workers in that spot on the board, called in the game a "Thing Square".

🟢 So what’s up with that? The workers being in a THING. Although it may seem so at first, this word "thing" isn’t the result of an indecisive designer who couldn’t think of a simple name for a meeting place for some game pieces… In fact, it’s the most accurate name for that gathering: THING.

🟢 Before playing A Feast for Odin, I had no idea about this, but as I later found out, while today the word "thing" means “object, stuff, matter,” in the Middle Ages, when the theme of the game is set, it actually meant “council, assembly, gathering.” So yes… the Vikings are in a THING, they are in the Thing Square—that is, they are in a medieval council, in the square where assemblies are held.

🟢 It turns out that this word "þing" or "thing" appears (among others) in Old English, Old Norse, Old Saxon, and Old Dutch. The term meaning “council, assembly, gathering” was used by the English as early as 685–686 AD. The place where a thing was held was called a "thingstead" or "thingstow". However, by the year 1300, it had already lost this meaning, shifting in Middle English to refer to personal possessions, eventually evolving into the modern sense of “object.”

🟢 Even in modern Icelandic, Norwegian, and Danish, the term still carries its original meaning in official names, such as Folketing (“People’s Thing,” or “People’s Assembly”) in Denmark, Storting (“Great Thing,” or “Great Assembly”) in Norway, or Alþingi (“General Thing,” or “General Assembly”) in Iceland.

#AFeastForOdin #BoardGames #History #linguistics #vikings #Meeple #UweRosenberg #thing #language #LearnSomethingNewEveryday

📖 Linguistics & Board Games 📖

🟢 Back in 2016, the publisher Feuerland Spiele released one of Uwe Rosenberg’s most acclaimed board games to date: A Feast for Odin, a somewhat complex game about a Viking community that hunts, farms, crafts weapons and tools, and explores. A saga in board game form and an extraordinary game, a pleasure to play.

🟢 And although it’s just (?!?) a board game, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things from it—like the following. In the picture, you see a player board where they collect resources and other bits and pieces. Those blue wooden pieces near the tree are the blue player’s “workers,” which they use to perform actions in the game. The photo was most likely taken at the beginning of a round, when players gather all their workers in that spot on the board, called in the game a "Thing Square".

🟢 So what’s up with that? The workers being in a THING. Although it may seem so at first, this word "thing" isn’t the result of an indecisive designer who couldn’t think of a simple name for a meeting place for some game pieces… In fact, it’s the most accurate name for that gathering: THING.

🟢 Before playing A Feast for Odin, I had no idea about this, but as I later found out, while today the word "thing" means “object, stuff, matter,” in the Middle Ages, when the theme of the game is set, it actually meant “council, assembly, gathering.” So yes… the Vikings are in a THING, they are in the Thing Square—that is, they are in a medieval council, in the square where assemblies are held.

🟢 It turns out that this word "þing" or "thing" appears (among others) in Old English, Old Norse, Old Saxon, and Old Dutch. The term meaning “council, assembly, gathering” was used by the English as early as 685–686 AD. The place where a thing was held was called a "thingstead" or "thingstow". However, by the year 1300, it had already lost this meaning, shifting in Middle English to refer to personal possessions, eventually evolving into the modern sense of “object.”

🟢 Even in modern Icelandic, Norwegian, and Danish, the term still carries its original meaning in official names, such as Folketing (“People’s Thing,” or “People’s Assembly”) in Denmark, Storting (“Great Thing,” or “Great Assembly”) in Norway, or Alþingi (“General Thing,” or “General Assembly”) in Iceland.

#AFeastForOdin #BoardGames #History #linguistics #vikings #Meeple #UweRosenberg #thing #language #LearnSomethingNewEveryday

📖 Linguistics & Board Games 📖

🟢 Back in 2016, the publisher Feuerland Spiele released one of Uwe Rosenberg’s most acclaimed board games to date: A Feast for Odin, a somewhat complex game about a Viking community that hunts, farms, crafts weapons and tools, and explores. A saga in board game form and an extraordinary game, a pleasure to play.

🟢 And although it’s just (?!?) a board game, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things from it—like the following. In the picture, you see a player board where they collect resources and other bits and pieces. Those blue wooden pieces near the tree are the blue player’s “workers,” which they use to perform actions in the game. The photo was most likely taken at the beginning of a round, when players gather all their workers in that spot on the board, called in the game a "Thing Square".

🟢 So what’s up with that? The workers being in a THING. Although it may seem so at first, this word "thing" isn’t the result of an indecisive designer who couldn’t think of a simple name for a meeting place for some game pieces… In fact, it’s the most accurate name for that gathering: THING.

🟢 Before playing A Feast for Odin, I had no idea about this, but as I later found out, while today the word "thing" means “object, stuff, matter,” in the Middle Ages, when the theme of the game is set, it actually meant “council, assembly, gathering.” So yes… the Vikings are in a THING, they are in the Thing Square—that is, they are in a medieval council, in the square where assemblies are held.

🟢 It turns out that this word "þing" or "thing" appears (among others) in Old English, Old Norse, Old Saxon, and Old Dutch. The term meaning “council, assembly, gathering” was used by the English as early as 685–686 AD. The place where a thing was held was called a "thingstead" or "thingstow". However, by the year 1300, it had already lost this meaning, shifting in Middle English to refer to personal possessions, eventually evolving into the modern sense of “object.”

🟢 Even in modern Icelandic, Norwegian, and Danish, the term still carries its original meaning in official names, such as Folketing (“People’s Thing,” or “People’s Assembly”) in Denmark, Storting (“Great Thing,” or “Great Assembly”) in Norway, or Alþingi (“General Thing,” or “General Assembly”) in Iceland.

#AFeastForOdin #BoardGames #History #linguistics #vikings #Meeple #UweRosenberg #thing #language #LearnSomethingNewEveryday

📖 Linguistics & Board Games 📖

🟢 Back in 2016, the publisher Feuerland Spiele released one of Uwe Rosenberg’s most acclaimed board games to date: A Feast for Odin, a somewhat complex game about a Viking community that hunts, farms, crafts weapons and tools, and explores. A saga in board game form and an extraordinary game, a pleasure to play.

🟢 And although it’s just (?!?) a board game, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things from it—like the following. In the picture, you see a player board where they collect resources and other bits and pieces. Those blue wooden pieces near the tree are the blue player’s “workers,” which they use to perform actions in the game. The photo was most likely taken at the beginning of a round, when players gather all their workers in that spot on the board, called in the game a "Thing Square".

🟢 So what’s up with that? The workers being in a THING. Although it may seem so at first, this word "thing" isn’t the result of an indecisive designer who couldn’t think of a simple name for a meeting place for some game pieces… In fact, it’s the most accurate name for that gathering: THING.

🟢 Before playing A Feast for Odin, I had no idea about this, but as I later found out, while today the word "thing" means “object, stuff, matter,” in the Middle Ages, when the theme of the game is set, it actually meant “council, assembly, gathering.” So yes… the Vikings are in a THING, they are in the Thing Square—that is, they are in a medieval council, in the square where assemblies are held.

🟢 It turns out that this word "þing" or "thing" appears (among others) in Old English, Old Norse, Old Saxon, and Old Dutch. The term meaning “council, assembly, gathering” was used by the English as early as 685–686 AD. The place where a thing was held was called a "thingstead" or "thingstow". However, by the year 1300, it had already lost this meaning, shifting in Middle English to refer to personal possessions, eventually evolving into the modern sense of “object.”

🟢 Even in modern Icelandic, Norwegian, and Danish, the term still carries its original meaning in official names, such as Folketing (“People’s Thing,” or “People’s Assembly”) in Denmark, Storting (“Great Thing,” or “Great Assembly”) in Norway, or Alþingi (“General Thing,” or “General Assembly”) in Iceland.

#AFeastForOdin #BoardGames #History #linguistics #vikings #Meeple #UweRosenberg #thing #language #LearnSomethingNewEveryday

📖 Linguistics & Board Games 📖

🟢 Back in 2016, the publisher Feuerland Spiele released one of Uwe Rosenberg’s most acclaimed board games to date: A Feast for Odin, a somewhat complex game about a Viking community that hunts, farms, crafts weapons and tools, and explores. A saga in board game form and an extraordinary game, a pleasure to play.

🟢 And although it’s just (?!?) a board game, I’ve learned a lot of interesting things from it—like the following. In the picture, you see a player board where they collect resources and other bits and pieces. Those blue wooden pieces near the tree are the blue player’s “workers,” which they use to perform actions in the game. The photo was most likely taken at the beginning of a round, when players gather all their workers in that spot on the board, called in the game a "Thing Square".

🟢 So what’s up with that? The workers being in a THING. Although it may seem so at first, this word "thing" isn’t the result of an indecisive designer who couldn’t think of a simple name for a meeting place for some game pieces… In fact, it’s the most accurate name for that gathering: THING.

🟢 Before playing A Feast for Odin, I had no idea about this, but as I later found out, while today the word "thing" means “object, stuff, matter,” in the Middle Ages, when the theme of the game is set, it actually meant “council, assembly, gathering.” So yes… the Vikings are in a THING, they are in the Thing Square—that is, they are in a medieval council, in the square where assemblies are held.

🟢 It turns out that this word "þing" or "thing" appears (among others) in Old English, Old Norse, Old Saxon, and Old Dutch. The term meaning “council, assembly, gathering” was used by the English as early as 685–686 AD. The place where a thing was held was called a "thingstead" or "thingstow". However, by the year 1300, it had already lost this meaning, shifting in Middle English to refer to personal possessions, eventually evolving into the modern sense of “object.”

🟢 Even in modern Icelandic, Norwegian, and Danish, the term still carries its original meaning in official names, such as Folketing (“People’s Thing,” or “People’s Assembly”) in Denmark, Storting (“Great Thing,” or “Great Assembly”) in Norway, or Alþingi (“General Thing,” or “General Assembly”) in Iceland.

#AFeastForOdin #BoardGames #History #linguistics #vikings #Meeple #UweRosenberg #thing #language #LearnSomethingNewEveryday

Die ersten 5 Brettspiele von Uwe Rosenberg - Autoren-Geschichte #1
https://www.abenteuer-brettspiele.de/brettspiel-podcast/306-ersten-5-brettspiele-uwe-rosenberg-podcast
Abenteuer Brettspiele Podcast 306
#brettspielpodcast #podcast #brettspiele #brettspiel #uwerosenberg

Die ersten 5 Brettspiele von Uwe Rosenberg - Autoren-Geschichte #1
https://www.abenteuer-brettspiele.de/brettspiel-podcast/306-ersten-5-brettspiele-uwe-rosenberg-podcast
Abenteuer Brettspiele Podcast 306
#brettspielpodcast #podcast #brettspiele #brettspiel #uwerosenberg

Freunde der @brettspiele !
Das nächste #GoldenGame wird schon poliert, aber zunächst gibt es noch eine Brettseggel-Preview!

"VorRunde 3: Black Forest - Von Schwarzwaldbuben"

Wir erkunden den heimatlichen #BlackForest; wandern über die Berge und setzen mit viel Schwung Ressourcenräder in Gang, um unsere Schwarzwald-Höfe auszubauen und Glashütten zu betreiben. Ob da wohl Kunst rauskommt oder gläserner Kitsch?

@feuerlandspiele #UweRosenberg #TildoLorenz

Hier reinhören: https://www.podcast.de/podcast/3118641/

Freunde der @brettspiele !
Das nächste #GoldenGame wird schon poliert, aber zunächst gibt es noch eine Brettseggel-Preview!

"VorRunde 3: Black Forest - Von Schwarzwaldbuben"

Wir erkunden den heimatlichen #BlackForest; wandern über die Berge und setzen mit viel Schwung Ressourcenräder in Gang, um unsere Schwarzwald-Höfe auszubauen und Glashütten zu betreiben. Ob da wohl Kunst rauskommt oder gläserner Kitsch?

@feuerlandspiele #UweRosenberg #TildoLorenz

Hier reinhören: https://www.podcast.de/podcast/3118641/

Puh. Was für ein Hirnzwirbler. Die erste Partie #ArlerErde endete mit Regelstudium und Aufbau nach 2,5 Stunden. Gut, dass man sich im #Solospiel soviel Zeit nehmen kann, wie man möchte. Wenn ich mich nicht verrechnet habe, kamen 92,5 Punkte heraus. Damit bin ich in der ersten Partie zufrieden. #10x10Challenge #Solo #Brettspiel #Brettspiele #UweRosenberg @brettspiele

Puh. Was für ein Hirnzwirbler. Die erste Partie #ArlerErde endete mit Regelstudium und Aufbau nach 2,5 Stunden. Gut, dass man sich im #Solospiel soviel Zeit nehmen kann, wie man möchte. Wenn ich mich nicht verrechnet habe, kamen 92,5 Punkte heraus. Damit bin ich in der ersten Partie zufrieden. #10x10Challenge #Solo #Brettspiel #Brettspiele #UweRosenberg @brettspiele

At DragonCon I picked up a copy of #Caverna, a #BoardGame and successor to creator #UweRosenberg's prior game #Agricola. Our group has played a whole bunch of Agricola, and I'm really looking forward to finally trying out Caverna.

At DragonCon I picked up a copy of #Caverna, a #BoardGame and successor to creator #UweRosenberg's prior game #Agricola. Our group has played a whole bunch of Agricola, and I'm really looking forward to finally trying out Caverna.

At DragonCon I picked up a copy of #Caverna, a #BoardGame and successor to creator #UweRosenberg's prior game #Agricola. Our group has played a whole bunch of Agricola, and I'm really looking forward to finally trying out Caverna.

At DragonCon I picked up a copy of #Caverna, a #BoardGame and successor to creator #UweRosenberg's prior game #Agricola. Our group has played a whole bunch of Agricola, and I'm really looking forward to finally trying out Caverna.

At DragonCon I picked up a copy of #Caverna, a #BoardGame and successor to creator #UweRosenberg's prior game #Agricola. Our group has played a whole bunch of Agricola, and I'm really looking forward to finally trying out Caverna.

I just finished an absolute banger of a game of A Feast For Odin, I think this has to be like 30-40 points above my usual score! 116 Points.

Playing in-person with some friends this weekend, so I've been brushing up.

https://boardgamearena.com/10/feastforodin?table=415453672

#FeastForOdin #UweRosenberg #EuroGame #Boardgame #BoardGameArena

I just finished an absolute banger of a game of A Feast For Odin, I think this has to be like 30-40 points above my usual score! 116 Points.

Playing in-person with some friends this weekend, so I've been brushing up.

https://boardgamearena.com/10/feastforodin?table=415453672

#FeastForOdin #UweRosenberg #EuroGame #Boardgame #BoardGameArena

I just finished an absolute banger of a game of A Feast For Odin, I think this has to be like 30-40 points above my usual score! 116 Points.

Playing in-person with some friends this weekend, so I've been brushing up.

https://boardgamearena.com/10/feastforodin?table=415453672

#FeastForOdin #UweRosenberg #EuroGame #Boardgame #BoardGameArena

I just finished an absolute banger of a game of A Feast For Odin, I think this has to be like 30-40 points above my usual score! 116 Points.

Playing in-person with some friends this weekend, so I've been brushing up.

https://boardgamearena.com/10/feastforodin?table=415453672

#FeastForOdin #UweRosenberg #EuroGame #Boardgame #BoardGameArena

Join Brody as he talks about which title in the Uwe Rosenberg Polyomino Puzzle trilogy from Stronghold Games (Cottage Garden, Indian Summer, and Spring Meadow), is the best.
https://www.meeplemountain.com/articles/uwe-puzzle-trilogy-which-one-is-best/

#BoardGames #Puzzle #PolyominoGames #UweRosenberg

Join Brody as he talks about which title in the Uwe Rosenberg Polyomino Puzzle trilogy from Stronghold Games (Cottage Garden, Indian Summer, and Spring Meadow), is the best.
https://www.meeplemountain.com/articles/uwe-puzzle-trilogy-which-one-is-best/

#BoardGames #Puzzle #PolyominoGames #UweRosenberg

#BoardGaming #UweRosenberg #LeHavre Ah, played my first game of Le Havre in years today. It's still fun, even though I never get to play it with more than one other person.

it was designed by Uwe Rosenberg, who created Agricola, Caverna, Bohnanza and many other games. It's current out of print though.

It's got a weird feel to it? It sounds like it should play similar to Agricola: it's got a limited number of rounds, it's a worker placement game, there are harvests that increase some of your resources and you have to pay food often or else suffer a penalty. But it's actually very different.

#BoardGaming #UweRosenberg #LeHavre Ah, played my first game of Le Havre in years today. It's still fun, even though I never get to play it with more than one other person.

it was designed by Uwe Rosenberg, who created Agricola, Caverna, Bohnanza and many other games. It's current out of print though.

It's got a weird feel to it? It sounds like it should play similar to Agricola: it's got a limited number of rounds, it's a worker placement game, there are harvests that increase some of your resources and you have to pay food often or else suffer a penalty. But it's actually very different.

#BoardGaming #UweRosenberg #LeHavre Ah, played my first game of Le Havre in years today. It's still fun, even though I never get to play it with more than one other person.

it was designed by Uwe Rosenberg, who created Agricola, Caverna, Bohnanza and many other games. It's current out of print though.

It's got a weird feel to it? It sounds like it should play similar to Agricola: it's got a limited number of rounds, it's a worker placement game, there are harvests that increase some of your resources and you have to pay food often or else suffer a penalty. But it's actually very different.

#BoardGaming #UweRosenberg #LeHavre Ah, played my first game of Le Havre in years today. It's still fun, even though I never get to play it with more than one other person.

it was designed by Uwe Rosenberg, who created Agricola, Caverna, Bohnanza and many other games. It's current out of print though.

It's got a weird feel to it? It sounds like it should play similar to Agricola: it's got a limited number of rounds, it's a worker placement game, there are harvests that increase some of your resources and you have to pay food often or else suffer a penalty. But it's actually very different.

#BoardGaming #UweRosenberg #LeHavre Ah, played my first game of Le Havre in years today. It's still fun, even though I never get to play it with more than one other person.

it was designed by Uwe Rosenberg, who created Agricola, Caverna, Bohnanza and many other games. It's current out of print though.

It's got a weird feel to it? It sounds like it should play similar to Agricola: it's got a limited number of rounds, it's a worker placement game, there are harvests that increase some of your resources and you have to pay food often or else suffer a penalty. But it's actually very different.

Zwei #uwerosenberg Klassiker in einer Woche gespielt: "Agricola der Bauer und das liebe Vieh" und "Nusfjord".

Irgendwie mag ich diese schlanken Arbeitereinsetzspiele 👷🏽‍♂️👷👷🏼‍♀️ die sich gut zu zweit spielen.

Für mich beides #goldengames 🌟🥇

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@Brettseggel
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Zwei #uwerosenberg Klassiker in einer Woche gespielt: "Agricola der Bauer und das liebe Vieh" und "Nusfjord".

Irgendwie mag ich diese schlanken Arbeitereinsetzspiele 👷🏽‍♂️👷👷🏼‍♀️ die sich gut zu zweit spielen.

Für mich beides #goldengames 🌟🥇

@brettspiele
@Brettseggel
#brettspiele

This game just may be Uwe Rosenberg's best game yet. Read our review of Oranienburger Kanal, from Spielworxx, to find out why we think so!
https://www.meeplemountain.com/reviews/oranienburger-kanal/

#BoardGames #AweUwe #UweRosenberg #EuroGame #GOAT