TDT # 435 - Top Ten AEG Games

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

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

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2015

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we talk about German Railroads, Estoril 1942, Klask, Stinky Business, Mow Money, ...and then we held hands, KLASK, and Between Two Cities. We answer questions about conventions, using cash to buy games, and why we don't review everything. Finally, we end the show with our top ten games from AEG games.

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0:00.0	Hosting for the dice tower is generously provided by cool stuff ink.
0:04.4	Cool stuff in stock at cool stuff ink.
0:08.8	Thanks for your support.
0:10.3	The dice tower episode 435 AEG. Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games and card games and
0:38.8	especially the people who play them. On today's show, Tom and I run through some recent releases
0:44.4	including games about railroading, mowing lawns, scoring goals, and holding hands.
0:49.4	We work through some more questions from the mailbag,
0:52.6	and then we ponder the meaning of the word
0:54.7	Alderac, with our top 10 games from AEG.
0:58.8	I'm Eric Sommerer, and here's your host,
1:01.2	The Matt Lauer to my Savannah Guthrie.
1:04.0	Tom Fassal.
1:05.0	A E G.
1:09.0	Right?
1:10.0	Yes, I know who Matt Lauer is.
1:12.0	I don't know who Savannah Guthrie is.
1:14.0	That's his co-host on the Today Show.
1:16.0	Doesn't he have three co-hosts?
1:19.0	Well, she's the primary co-host, then there's the weather co-host and the news co-host.
1:24.0	Is it, wait, I know one of their guys' names. The one guy lost a lot of weight.
1:28.0	Al Roker?
1:29.0	Al Roker, who's he?
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