A magical kingdom awaits, full of redundant mechanisms and empty story elements. Meet Charterstone, a legacy game that never figures out what it wants to be.
We also talk to our friend John Gortat who is red-green colorblind about how inclusive board games are to the condition, the perils of Stephan Feld's designs, and how German game designers may not have learned their lesson about inclusivity.
Finally, we also hit on Lorenzo il Magnifico, Clans of Caledonia and Fantasy Realms.


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02:41 Lorenzo il Magnifico
08:00 Simone Luciani and Barrage
08:27 Clans of Caledonia
14:04 Fantasy Realms
14:54 Chartergroan: a Charterstone review
31:19 Colorblindness and board games
35:00 Rising Sun, Council of 4, and Carpe Diem
35:30 Castles of Burgundy
36:37. Phil Eklund
38:05 Oracle of Delphi
39:08 Stonemaier games and Scythe
41:00 Tyrants of the Underdark
42:25 Forum Trajanum
44:54 Easter Egg