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Fun engine building, cool bird cards and egg tokens, and a surprisingly elegant engine design once I finally understood how it worked. Wingspan- played with Ross, Neil, and two friendly strangers. Also, no way could we have learned it without Spencer’s expert help. If I feel frustrated even when I’m winning, that’s not a great sign. Apparently I played very well and scored highly, but my board still felt kind of cramped and sub-optimized the whole time. This worker/resource placement game was not quite my cup of tea. Heaven and Ale - played with Ross, Neil, and a friendly stranger, helpfully taught/game mastered by Spencer of The Mixed Six. We played it like three times in rapid succession, and it was interesting every time. This deserved the buzz it got at Gen Con.

Point Salad - played with Neil, Ross, and Ethan Fiset.

A good deck/engine builder, like a faster-paced Dominion. Every single game I played was new to me, so it was a real banquet of new games! A few highlights/capsule reviews:Ĭentury Spice Road - played 2-player, with Neil. The con had an extensive game library, so we were never at a loss for options. The con itself focused on board games and card games, and we also squeezed in some late-night RPG sessions at Ross Payton’s house, AKA RPPR headquarters. It’s also home of my own brother, Neil Cordray, proprietor of his own podcast, Geek Fanthology! I also met up with long-time friend of the podcast - and long-time name-sharing nemesis - Ethan Fiset, who was working a booth promoting his OWN podcast, The Adventurers’ Vault. This is a local tabletop game convention in Springfield, Missouri, home of our fine Role Playing Public Radio and The Mixed Six podcasting friends. Hi, it’s Ethan, with the long promised (and long delayed, sorry) recap of my time at Moon City Con 2019! Two months isn’t too late for a blog post, right…?

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