Agricola

If you manage to get two stone and you'll get three points per family member that you have so for each worker. You have you'll get three points and so...

I like this. This is a good product. I hope a lot of people play this and find out how much fun a worker placement, where you're putting workers onto ...

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El Grande (Decennial ed.) 2008. Agricola 2008.

- though the attention to detail of the components, from your Agricola farm-style Dino park board with its little recessed areas to put your building tiles into, to the vast amount of wooden Dino meeples and paddock fences, all help to give a nice Jurassic Park feeling. Like Viticulture and its almost essential expansion, Dinogenic's expansion , in our household, is always played with it as it gives you a bit more choice (wildcard tokens to help DNA requirements, staff cards to hire and most importantly, aquatic Dinos).

**Agricola Revised Edition** (1x 3P) - My second time playing Agricola :) My group had its first three-way tie (!) but someone else won on the tiebreaker. I think I screwed up by wanting to use my first free occupation card too much and especially by not harvesting more grain early on because I wasted a few turns just collecting grain and using an oven as two of my actions so I didn’t starve my people. I enjoy the game but after playing a handful of worker placement games I‘m starting to think they won’t be a top mechanism for me.

Right now I’m a fairly light gamer (my most plays are azul, tiny towns, Jaipur, lost cities, Agricola ACGS). But I recently played through a solo game of Horrified and liked it. I’m not super into solo card games (I’ve played one deck dungeon and Onirim and liked both, but I want more story, and I really enjoyed the chase element and minis of Horrified).