Episode #129: Top 10 Turkeys

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Leisure, Games

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2008

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Tom and Sam review 12 games, including Merlin's Company - an expansion to Shadows over Camelot. Moritz talks about popular culture and gaming, and Eric reviews Split! We discuss current news, and give a top ten list on "turkeys", games we like much less than when we first played them.

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0:00.0	The Dice Tower, episode 129, our top 10 turkeys. Oh, Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games, card games and the people who play them.
0:30.0	In this episode we'll be discussing our top 10 turkeys, games that have fallen in our opinions over time.
0:37.0	This episode of the Dice Tower is sponsored by Your Move Games, makers of Battleground, Fantasy Warfare, the miniature war game without miniatures.
0:45.0	To learn more about your Move Games or to take a flash demo of Battleground,
0:50.0	please visit W.W.
0:51.0	Your Move Games.
0:52.7	com.
0:53.7	And now here are your hosts, the stars of this fall's
0:56.8	remake of B.J. and The Bear, Tom Vassal, and Sam Healy.
1:02.3	Oh joy. Oh joy.
1:03.0	Oh my.
1:04.0	Who's the bear?
1:06.0	Can I be B.J?
1:08.0	Sure. I care not.
1:10.0	But you know what I wouldn't be surprised if a remake of that show actually came out.
1:14.0	They seem to remake everything these days.
1:17.0	They are.
1:18.0	And sometimes it works well, like Battle Star Galactica.
1:21.0	And other times, unmentionable shows and doesn't. I guess they're remaking 902-10.
1:27.0	Oh, yay! Sam and I are running out to watch that one.
1:30.0	Yes. I hope they make a porn game of it.
1:32.0	I already got it on my
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