I’m doing quite a bit of solo play, but my main play partner is my wife and we have some games we carry with us when out and about – waiting for food at the restaurant is perfect for The Duke or Red 7. We have an open boardgame meeting every week, so we get bigger groups, too. Sometimes we do plays with 6-7 people (usually drafting games like 7 Wonders or Between two Cities and sometimes some Codenames), but more often when we are at 7-9 players we play in two groups. Easier to teach new games when there are only 2-3 new players in a group. Our main goal in the meeting is to actually teach new games to people, so there is a regular turnover of games at the table, usually one easier one that people know and one new thing. But I like when we play in a bigger group every now and then, it is hilariously chaotic.

Finally got my copy of One Deck Dungeon: Forest of whatnot out on the table. Good weather, so I could play on the balcony – needed for the smelly plastic cards. Damn, they really got the poison theme going 😉 – gamewise a fun little minimized rogue-like (at least it feels closest to that for me from the games I played in that genre). Not too thinks, just a fun dice chucker with some fun theme. If the weather stays good, it will see more play for sure. The Wars of Marcus Aurelius sadly didn’t find time, which I hoped to break out this weekend, too. Oh well, more weekends to come.