Esoteric memes about train games : Who laid the evil 1846 tile @GeekNightsRym
Esoteric memes about train games : Who laid the evil 1846 tile  @GeekNightsRym
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#traingames are esoteric in a strict sense. 1846: The Race for the Midwest in particular. This tile was cursed.

From the Auctions and Bidding Mechanics panel at PAX West 2025:
youtube.com/watch?v=gYmznBakGJU

Tabletop games are usually defined by the combination of mechanics they incorporate and usually have one "core" mechanic. We'll say something is a "worker placement game with card drafting" or a "deckbuilder" or an "engine building victory point salad" game. This is part of our gaming lexicon. More importantly the mechanics of a game are fundamental to how it plays. To master games and game design one must master game MECHANICS at a fundamental level. Join the GeekNights crew for a deep dive lecture into the world of "auctions" and "bidding" in tabletop. From Amon Re to Modern Art 18xx games to Power Grid.

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Esoteric memes about train games : Who laid the evil 1846 tile

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