It's a great time with plenty of dice being thrown, meeples being placed and beers being drunk. A pal organises an annual destination games weekend at an Air BnB in a semi-remote sleepy bay town.What BOARD GAME(s) have you been playing?.It's a lovely edition of the game too.But I just talked it over with Des and we aren't canceling Waking Life. God damnit, I can imagine exactly who Alex Jones played, too.I did a sorta messy job but it's a subtle effect, so I. The horns were far and away the toughest part, washed with contrast and then highlighted front and back with Thunderhawk Blue. There are the sagging boards, the cupping boards, and the boards splitting in half. After carefully inspecting my 2nd floor subfloor again, I realized that a lot of the boards need to go.(It's actually a "cold open" because there's no "warming you up" with credits, basic premise, etc.) You're right in that not every story needs to start that way. I run it in a hazmat deck that I use when "Win a location with less than blah bah power" comes up. Elvis was already a fat, sweaty, drug addict by the time I became aware of his existence, and the initial near-religious cultural reaction. I never liked Elvis, though I did like a couple of his songs.What MOVIE(s) have you eing? watching?.Even ten years after it's original release, it can still create a stir as a fun, intriguing title. After a recent play, I asked everyone if they would prefer to play something like this in a generic fantasy setting, the answer was a unanimous “No.” We like our cute, perky and sometimes slightly pervy Maid Collection game just the way it is. When “Quit being a Colette.” has become a standard term, you know Tanto Cuore has become ingrained into everyone's head.Īs I said in my original review, Tanto Cuore is essentially Dominion in a Dress. It has become synonymous with being useless and in the way.
One of them, Colette, has become a running joke at our table. The chambermaid chiefs are still the larger sets that are either (depending on your point of view) clogging up your deck or providing you with constant points every turn as you “chamber” them. If you choose to combine Tanto Cuore and the expansions, it is as easy as adding in one set of maids and removing another. I guess that extra space is purely for promo cards. Unfortunately, even with the extra space for cards that was found in both the base game box and this expansion, you don't have enough room to combine them together and discard one of the boxes. The card powers for each new set of maids both expand on and integrate well with the original release. I included some of (in my opinion) the “racier” ones in my pictures for this review, because, if you want to be outraged, the tame ones are just going to be ignored anyway. Everyone's cringe scale is a little bit different but our initial plays seemed to have a few more eye rolling “Oh, Lord” explanations than when we debuted the base game. It is a eclectic mixture of stunningly rendered totally-safe-for-work maids and then you come across the likes of Felicity Horn: wielding a set of dangerous weapons that could easily poke your eyes out.and she carries dual daggers too. Some of the maid cards are a little more “Robust-y” in this expansion. Even the private maids are distinctly more “positive” with only Mika Yakushido being the exception: She is played on another player and requires that they discard one “love” from their hand at the beginning of their turn. Moreover, Estates and Gardens act to cancel some of the negative events that can be played upon you if you happen to be combining it with other Tanto Cuore sets.
The Illness and Bad Habit cards aren't found in this release and, instead, you'll be purchasing house expansions like Estates, Gardens, and Lily Gardens. Tanto Cuore: Expanding the House both serves as a stand alone game or it can be combined with other Tanto Cuore releases as an expansion. If you want a return to that pervy little set collection game that virtually nullifies the “take that” aspect, Expanding the House is an excellent expansion. If someone started going with the Illness or Bad Habit cards, it turned into Geto Boys ala Tony Montana “You wanna go to war, I'll take you to war.” and the nice little set collection game becomes purely focused on messing with the other players. If you read my review of Tanto Cuore, you know that one of the things my wife and the other players in my core group didn't like about the original release was the “Take That” cards.
Tanto Cuore's Maid-en Voyage into expansions.
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