TDT # 378 - Essen Spiel 2014 Recap

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Tower, Catan, Boardgame, Game, Board, Leisure, Dice, Card, Games, Vasel, Summerer

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2014

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

In this show, Tom and Eric take a look at Star Wars: Imperial Assault, Doodle City, Kanban, Essen, Pandemic the Cure, and the upcomin Magic: the Gathering Board Game. We also discuss the Essen Spiel 2014 in depth, and then end the show with our favorite traits in a gaming opponent.

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0:00.0	Hosting for the dice tower is generously provided by cool stuff ink
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0:08.9	Thanks for your support
0:10.9	the dice tower episode 378.
0:14.0	Somewhere in year two.
0:16.0	Essen, spiel 2014, recap! Oh, Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games, and especially the people who play
0:45.7	them.
0:46.7	In this episode, we're back from Germany and ready to talk about Essen, what we did, what
0:52.4	we saw, who we talked to, and how this event differs from
0:56.2	the big cons here in the states.
0:58.6	Plus, Bill tells us what our job is during our own convention.
1:02.6	Zachary tells us who owns the translation of a rulebook,
1:06.3	and we all discuss our favorite traits
1:08.6	in a gaming opponent.
1:10.6	I'm Eric Sommerer, and here's your your host desperately looking for a good curry worst stand in Miami.
1:17.0	Tom Fassil.
1:18.0	Why? Why would I do that?
1:21.0	Because curry worst is awesome?
1:22.8	No, I'm not disagreeing with that.
1:24.6	Curry worst is awesome.
1:26.0	I just...
1:28.0	To me, you look for the food where the food is.
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