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Roll Player
In the previous week, we played the roll player. At the beginning of the game, even I read the rules, it is still hard to keep track of what an individual’s skills are. And because we are playing the game virtually, it is also hard to keep track of orders, usually after one round of…
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Roll Player
I am very happy that we can play board games together. Because I think it is a good way to meet some new friends, since play board games is relax but also needs to focus on the process of the games. For me, I really enjoy playing Monopoly, UNO, Jenga with my friends at Friday…
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Game of the Week: Roll Player
Roll player is quite hard for me at the beginning of the class because it involves many rules that i still do not quite understand. however, i really enjoy the game we played together last week because it brings me with other students who i have never seen before. i admit that playing game together…
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Game of the Week: Roll Player
The game we played this week was Roll Player, and it was a gamified character creator. Personally, I really enjoyed this game. I’ve always wanted to get into Dungeons and Dragons, so making the character creation process into a game was a brilliant idea in my book. Honestly, I feel like the hardest part of…
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Roll Player
Roll player is a very strategic board game. Its best number of players is four. This class is the first time I play this game, so in the beginning, I still don’t understand many rules. But when I figure out the rules, I found the game is full of antagonism and strategy. This game is…
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Tabletop Thursdays, Week 1: Roll Player
For the first gameplay session of EDL290T, our class played the game Roll Player. It is a character creation game where players design the characters via dice roll and aim to fulfill goals tied to the character’s class and backstory. The player who fulfills the largest number of these goals wins the game. Within my…
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ROLL PLAYER BLOG1
This game enhance my leadership skills very much. I have to plan my character initially. I want him to become stronger. My character is an elf and my profession is a thief. Therefore, I must have sufficient agility. I will think about how I should plan my characters in order to get higher scores. My…
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection 3-Betrayal at House on the Hill OR Pandemic
The game I enjoyed the most this week was Betrayal at House on the Hill because I’ve never played a game like it before. There were so many mechanics to the game, and it wasn’t like any of the “basic” games I’ve played in the past. Everything from flipping over rooms, special characters, weapons, and…
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection 2-Hanabi or Mental Blocks
I actually ended up playing both of these games, and I loved it. I love collaborative games where everyone is having fun, and working together towards the same goal. The hardest part of Hanabi was if myself or a group member would forget our card placements in our hand, we would have to flip over…
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Game of the Week Blog Reflection 1-Ultimate Werewolf
During the first week of class, we played Werewolf. The hardest part about this was not a lot of us knew each other, so we would just target each other with no real good reasons. Though this was the case, we could still see it tie to the communication and listening aspect of rotational leadership.…
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