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Ladies and Gentlemen reflection
This week we played ladies and gentlemen. I feel like my brother and his fiancée would find the game interesting. I would say the hardest part of the game was understanding the rules and that there are basically two games being played. I would summarize the game as splendor but one half is about collecting…
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Free Play Reflection
This week was the free play day so Mike, Nicholas, and I played Star Wars Unlimited to try out our new decks we made. I think it’s a very fun game that I’m trying to get more people like my brother to play. The hardest part about the game I would say is the balance…
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Assignment: RPG Character Build
Assignment Description: Create a RPG style character sheet about yourself and your leadership including relevant skills, traits, personality, etc. On the standard RPG scale (1-18, for example) you must have the core stats of a RPG system of your choice For example: Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) has Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom and Charisma. Remember…
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Decorum reflection
This week I played decorum, a game about being passive aggressive in order to solve the interior decorating puzzle. I feel like my brother and his fiancé would enjoy this game. The hardest part besides the lack of communication, was keeping track of certain needs. For example one game I needed to make sure there…
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Attend & Reflect on a Campus Leadership Event: Jackson Olson
I attended the Jackson Olson lecture series on February 16th. Jackson Olson is a baseball player for the Savannah Bananas and content creator. I did not know much about the Savannah Bananas or the league before his lecture. From what I gathered it is baseball but more fun! They play baseball while performing with the…
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Blood on the ClockTower
This week we played Blood on the Clocktower. This detailed role playing game involved deception, planning, and organization. Having never played this game before, I struggled to keep track of each possible role. Not all roles in the game were present in our round due to the number of players, but most roles had the…
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Decorum Game of The Week
I thoroughly enjoyed playing Decorum. I have not played many board games that had similar premises to this one. In this game the players are decorating a house together. Each player has specific design objectives they must reach and together the team must create a space that satisfies the needs of everyone. Rather than stating…
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Freeplay Game of the Week: Ticket to Ride
The freeplay game my group chose was Ticket to Ride. My favorite part of this game was actually the setup because our group was able to discuss the different rules that each of us grew up with. One group member had actually learned to play by the book rules, however the rest of us had…
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