Chai: Tea for 2
We had been growing tea for generations on our large plantation.
We had been growing tea for generations on our large plantation.
It was panic stations - everyone for themselves.
The forest ratmen were on the loose, overrunning the land and pushing out stout elves, heroic dwarves and berserk trolls wherever they found them.
My two best friends were here and we decided to go out into the yard and see who else was about.
The last time I checked my board game player profile on Quantic Foundry was back in April 2020, so nearly a year ago.
The Chancellor's new reign had begun, as the Exiles had fled to the far reaches of the land.
As is customary at the end of a calendar year, it's time for my top 5 board games of this, rather odd, year and for me to announce the winner of the Top Table Award 2020.
The old topic of "house rules" keeps cropping up.
I've recently got into heavier games, such as Brass: Birmingham with my games group, because they help me completely focus on a game, allowing my brain to fully put aside my day-to-day worries and thoughts.
Looking back, building that last pottery had been foolhardy.