Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Here we go again! 5 more board game mistakes that changed the game! Join Mackenzie Franklin from SideGame LLC as he recollects some errors he’s made when learning and teaching board games as well as rules he was taught wrong by others! Let’s see how drastically this effected the gameplay! Which board games have you had a game changing mistakes in? Did you make any of these? Side Game Strong!
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Here are the Mistakes I Made!
Living Forest:
Cards you buy go on top of your deck.
Phantom Ink:
On your team's turn, you pick one action, not both. You may guess or ask for information.
Blood on the Clocktower:
Players that aren’t a specific role can pretend to use an effect. For example, a player can claim to be a “Slayer” or a “Gossip” and make an accusation or statement aloud, but it will have no effect on the game.
The Demon Starts knowing 3 good characters are not in the game.
Check out No Rolls Barred's incredible Blood on the Clocktower Content here: youtube.com/watch?v=9zk8gh8VvPU&list=PLQBGXhGots83LIf1qY4Zg0Mp9qU1Kr2Hv
Excellent for seeing the game in action, learning storyteller tips and tricks, learning small rules bits, and so much more! Amazing!
Catan (The Settlers of Catan): amzn.to/3cqaJ62
If there is another player's settlement at the end of one of your roads you may not build past it. When someone builds a settlement in the middle of another player's road, the road is split in two. This can cause the Longest Road bonus card to shift to a different player, including the person who built the settlement
Planet Unknown:
The Energy Resource can copy one of the terrain that the established energy terrain is touching.
0:00 Introduction
0:31 Living Forest
03:25 Phantom Ink
6:04 Blood on the ClockTower
12:34 Catan
15:39 Planet Unknown
17:32 Closing
Here we go again! 5 more board game mistakes that changed the game! Join Mackenzie Franklin from SideGame LLC as he recollects some errors he’s made when learning and teaching board games as well as rules he was taught wrong by others! Let’s see how drastically this effected the gameplay! Which board games have you had a game changing mistakes in? Did you make any of these? Side Game Strong!
Join our Patreon! patreon.com/sidegamellc
Schedule a GameNight at: sidegamecolorado.weebly.com
Here are the Mistakes I Made!
Living Forest:
Cards you buy go on top of your deck.
Phantom Ink:
On your team's turn, you pick one action, not both. You may guess or ask for information.
Blood on the Clocktower:
Players that aren’t a specific role can pretend to use an effect. For example, a player can claim to be a “Slayer” or a “Gossip” and make an accusation or statement aloud, but it will have no effect on the game.
The Demon Starts knowing 3 good characters are not in the game.
Check out No Rolls Barred's incredible Blood on the Clocktower Content here: youtube.com/watch?v=9zk8gh8VvPU&list=PLQBGXhGots83LIf1qY4Zg0Mp9qU1Kr2Hv
Excellent for seeing the game in action, learning storyteller tips and tricks, learning small rules bits, and so much more! Amazing!
Catan (The Settlers of Catan): amzn.to/3cqaJ62
If there is another player's settlement at the end of one of your roads you may not build past it. When someone builds a settlement in the middle of another player's road, the road is split in two. This can cause the Longest Road bonus card to shift to a different player, including the person who built the settlement
Planet Unknown:
The Energy Resource can copy one of the terrain that the established energy terrain is touching.
0:00 Introduction
0:31 Living Forest
03:25 Phantom Ink
6:04 Blood on the ClockTower
12:34 Catan
15:39 Planet Unknown
17:32 Closing
