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Amazon has Star Wars The Clone Wars A Pandemic System Tactical Strategy Board Game for $30.42. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25 or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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- The Grand Army of the Republic is in continuous conflict with the unending waves of Count Dooku's droid battalions. In Star Wars: The Clone Wars – A Pandemic System Game, stand together as legendary Jedi against the Sith Lord and his Separatist forces.
- Utilize each character's unique abilities to cut down swarms of droids, complete missions across the galaxy, and use the power of the Force to battle iconic villains across four exciting scenarios.
- Take on the roles of heroic Jedi, each with powerful and unique abilities, to battle the Separatist forces. Play through 4 different scenarios, each featuring its own main villain.
- Immerse yourself into the game with a large-sized board, illustrated cards, and striking miniatures that include legendary Jedi, iconic villains, and swarms of battle druids and blockade ships.
- This fun family board game can be played with 1 to 5 players and is suitable for ages 14 and older. The average playtime is 60 minutes.
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| Rating: | (4.8 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 205 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Star Wars The Clone Wars Board Game | A Pandemic System | Tactical Strategy Game for Adults and Teens | Ages 14+ | 1-5 Players | Average Playtime 60 Minutes | Made by Z-Man Games |
| Manufacturer: | Asmodee |
| Model Number: | ZM7126 |
| Product SKU: | B0BG9XZKTG |
| UPC: | 841333113483 |
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I hated having to "house rule" telling others "you may only suggest one move between turns. You can't say, as player A, that if Player B does X, and Player C does Y, that you'll be able to do Z. You can only take your turn, then if player B asks for input, you can instruct them on what to do." Etc etc etc
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I hated having to "house rule" telling others "you may only suggest one move between turns. You can't say, as player A, that if Player B does X, and Player C does Y, that you'll be able to do Z. You can only take your turn, then if player B asks for input, you can instruct them on what to do." Etc etc etc
I hated having to "house rule" telling others "you may only suggest one move between turns. You can't say, as player A, that if Player B does X, and Player C does Y, that you'll be able to do Z. You can only take your turn, then if player B asks for input, you can instruct them on what to do." Etc etc etc
I was unaware telling someone it is not their turn was a house rule.
I'm hoping to try it out on tabletop simulator with friends, or some randoms soon. Our friend group has a very diverse work schedule.
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That being said, it looks like a solid reiteration and I plan on pulling the trigger after it drops a bit more. I have quite a few pandemic versions as well as all the legacy editions and they're fantastic.
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Co-operative games are a little more complicated than Monopoly or whatever you usually play 😂
That being said, it looks like a solid reiteration and I plan on pulling the trigger after it drops a bit more. I have quite a few pandemic versions as well as all the legacy editions and they're fantastic.
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If you're a Star Wars fan or like Star Realms/Hero Realms, then give the new Star Wars Deck Building game a try as well.
I hated having to "house rule" telling others "you may only suggest one move between turns. You can't say, as player A, that if Player B does X, and Player C does Y, that you'll be able to do Z. You can only take your turn, then if player B asks for input, you can instruct them on what to do." Etc etc etc
What you're describing is commonly called "quarterbacking" and to the point made by Nessy, playing with folks who do that can take the fun out of it. Having cut my teeth on games like Arkham Horror first edition, it can be really easy to fall into the trap if the game starts to drag.
On the other hand, I also make it a point not to play co-op games with groups that need to be quarterbacked. When getting the group together, you know your crew and what their attention span can be. If they're not going to be able to stick out the long games (like a 5+ player Arkham Horror session), don't put the group through it. If they are not the type who like to think about their turns with the consequences of their actions in mind for their next move as much as others, don't play those games either. Two of my best friends don't like the playstyle of Pandemic, but really enjoy Zombicide because it's faster and more frenetic. Both are co-op, but I know who my crew is for either.
Well the original was supposed to be a coop game, so it makes sense that your partners are strategizing along with you.
Unfortunately, it's a unfolding puzzle and everyone figures it out at different times.
It's not a big deal, it's just a game I would only play when *I* was the dominate player; that way I knew everyone else was free to make mistakes and have fun.