Top quality game, lots of variety and depth in play plus loads of further instalments
Nice green that I used on my skaven jezzails. Just the look I was going for.
Nice models and simple to build. Frigate is really nice big model and looks intimidating on the spearhead boards!
By far the easiest models to put together outside of space marines enjoy
Easy to order and pick up.
The models are a bit old-fashioned, but a reinforced unit of 6 is more or less essential to a Stormcast force.
It came the next day very fast and everything inside is as should be. I’m still in the process of learning though. Very chuffed
Elemental Wonders - Colour Blend Dice - Udixi RPG Acrylic Dice Set
Value for money absolutely. However was hoping for a bit of a better selection in the decks to make it 5 stars but it was just a tad lacking in my opinion. Still super fun and pretty well balanced! Have had lots of fun with it and would be excellent for anyone wanting to get into Magic.
Digimon Card Game: Official Sleeves 2024 Version 2.0 (60)
Hidden Trials Booster Pack- Final Fantasy Trading Card Game
Great quality, Anniversary gift that was very well received
I've been buying board games online for a while, these guys are the friendliest out there.
Even when everything is online these days they did manage to make me feel a valued customer.
Lovely staff and very patient with me.
Good fun, easy to get into with limited experience.
Nice cheap little thing to buy my boys while out shopping, they get hours of play time from them so it’s worth it for that.
I haven’t got a clue about it at all but they love them 🤷🏻♂️
If you love it, you know what you’re getting. If you can’t handle the Uno heat, look elsewhere! Perfect little pack of card-based fun.
A delightful, well constructed box to hold my cards. It’s attractive and practical and good value
I can't remember a game that has divided opinion as much as Daybreak seems to be doing right now. This is probably due to it winning the Kennerspiel SdJ award this year, with gamers therefore taking it to task for being an undeserving winner, or lauding it for its brilliance. I am in the latter camp. Never has a theme been so relevant or a game so informative about what's facing us in reality, and yet the wonderful escapism that us gamers love so much is here in spades, with real problems presented in a fantastical scenario. None of us will ever have the individual responsibility of deciding whether to commission nuclear energy or large-scale wind farms, or to initiate projects that remove dirty energy production or pass laws that reduce our carbon emissions, but in Daybreak you do just that, whilst managing global environmental catastrophes along the way. The gameplay is genuinely thrilling and a lovely puzzle at the same time, with a brilliant engine builder at the heart of it and a tangible sense of consequence for actions taken and decisions made. I accept that there is a great element of chance with the cards that come your way, and I have won the game as early as round 2 when given the right cards, and lost the game miserably at the same point when my engine has not been fired up by decent cards. However, the theme is so strong, that when these situations happen, I am simply left with the feeling that the world just did or didn't get it's act together in terms of bringing the right solutions to fruition at the right time. Another criticism of the game is that it works well in solo mode (it does - brilliantly) but can become very multiplayer solitaire when played with more than one. This is absolutely fair comment - I have played this with others and had almost zero player interaction apart from at the end of a round. However, I have also played it with friends who, like me, are happy to spend a longer time at the table and enjoy chatting through their options. A good house rule that motivates interaction is to be allowed to swap or give one card per turn to another player, as this can then lead to good discussions and a sense of the different countries of the world actually cooperating with each other to find solutions (by making their engines work better). You may wish to add a penalty if you do decide to incorporate this, e.g. one extra emission being added to represent the resources used to share technologies. The components are simple and eco-friendly, but, I think, rather beautiful for it. This is one game where I don't think I'll be sleeving the cards - it goes against the very principle of the game's design! All in all, this is a fabulous game with huge replayability. Matteo Menapace and Matt Leacock have created a world class wonder of a game.
This was my first pre release event and I was invited by my friend Ben Scott to come and give it a whirl. It was a great event and very busy - as a novice TCG player it was nice that everyone was super helpful and kind as I maneuvered through the games. Ben was a great judge and often came over to check-in and help where necessary. Will definitely come back again!
Excellent paint and not stocked in many places so highly recommend a visit to Athena
This will be the first half of a second Reinforced unit of Kroxigors. They smash!
Great to be able to spot them on Athena's site, buy them and then walk in and collect them the next day. Such a convenient city-centre location