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Phantom Leader has been available in a digital format for

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Mark and Rob talk about the games they played in

In this episode, Rob and Mark delve into the nuances of board game reprints and reboots, exploring industry trends, company strategies, and their personal experiences with classic and modern games. They discuss the impact of reprints, the challenges of game modernization, and the future of crowdfunding in the industry. They discuss the nuances of reprinting and rebranding board games, exploring the pros and cons of updates, deluxe editions, and thematic changes. They share insights on how these practices impact collectors, new players, and the market, offering a comprehensive look at the evolving landscape of board game reprints.

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Rob sits down for the setup and first round session of Tricky Traders — follow every turn.

In * *Tricky Traders* *, you and your opponent are rival trade guilds battling for control of a marketplace. Each of you secretly wants to boost the fame of one market stall while sabotaging another, playing influence cards over three rounds to manipulate customers, rats, and characters. It's a quick, strategic back-and-forth where you're trying to outsmart your opponent by pushing your stall to the top and dragging theirs down!

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/449978/tricky-traders

Mark reviews Excalibur from Roxley. Does the game live up to the incredible legend of the sword?

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/434172/excalibur

Rob cracks open the box for Tricky Traders, a brand new two-player game from Pegasus Spiele, and walks through everything inside — from the rulebook and market stall boards to the chunky wooden dice, and a whole pile of meeples. He also shares a quick tip for keeping the box organized once everything is punched out.

In Tricky Traders, two rival trade guilds battle for control of a bustling marketplace over three market days. Each player has a secret stall they want to boost to fame and another they want to sabotage, using influence cards to manipulate customers, rats, and colorful characters like the Pied Piper and the Saboteur. Designed by Colin Dömer with art by Dennis Lohausen, it plays in 20–40 minutes and is all about outsmarting your opponent while keeping your true intentions hidden.

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/449978/tricky-traders