How much is released for each turn?
743680
It would depend on what you had inside of it. But no more than the cups attached to the bottom of the units.
743681
Hard to tell precisely, but I can say that it takes 4 turns (a full twist) to fill a cereal plate
1970850
Not too much. I don't know for sure but like i said in my review, its not worth the money.
429760
Thanks for the speedy response. I think I was after a number though. It's going to be either 16 Points of Engagement, or 32. You can tell by turning the freehub one full rotation and counting how many times it clicks.
2269294
To be honest I would grab a full set of conquest of you can and if not go for the quest. Conquest seems to be printed more than quest. Quest is larger but conquest has some cool new cards and ideas that aren't involved in quest. Like senators and metals and other things. It makes the game a little bit more group play than one person at a time. That's what I would do
1495364
I'm going to assume you don't know much about magic given the question, so I won't break down the numbers and prices of how much all the pieces are and what high dollar cards are in the set. Dragon's Maze fat pack for 30 bucks is a solid deal. It's below retail price of 40 bucks, has a few high dollar cards and a lot of usable cards including the chance to get a shock dual in each booster. For 30 bucks, you can't get a much better deal out of recent sets, if you don't know something that the player specifically wants.
491980
yes, one person's lost turn does not affect the turns of other players. other players may still give them cards according to what they rolled.
1656430
That depends on if you use the added rule when playing with the extra person. When playing with the expansion a new rule is added that lets everyone build after the current players turn. They can't trade but they can build if the currently have the cards in their hand to do so. I believe this was done to make the robber less dangerous because in a higher numbered game you can get 8+ cards pretty quick when playing with more people.
1161945
So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to... » Read More So I recieved the expansion as a birthday present from my father-in-law. I haven't tried it yet, but it contains several "mini-expansions" some of which should work with 2-6 players, but most of them come with extra pieces and there are only enough for 4 players. By the way, it includes the great river, fishermen of catan, and the event deck - all of which were available from Game Informer magazine. These new releases do differ slightly, though, and there are several other scenarios that look very interesting. I guess it would be a personal judgement call whether you would want to give it a try or not. After I've played a few of them, I'll post again on this feed. « Show Less
2091721
One Minimum , Max 4 or more ( depends how many expansion sets or maybe a 2nd whole Firefly : The Game )
901317
Anything that is the size of a small gumball will come out each turn but keep in mind that you need a coin for it to come out. I Would Think Maybe 3 Skittles Or M&ms; Would Come Out At A time.
1831096
Yup! Turns are shown on screen as you approach the turn. Have a great ride!!
200607
When it is your turn you get one roll of as many dice as you want to... then when you are done you draw that many from the bag and roll them and on your next turn you will be allowed one free reroll again... always need 6 cubes in your hand so draw once after each turn to take it back up to 6?
1149418
Hard to say. I had 100 guests and put it on my desert table. I had a lot left over.
1934536
I don't have an exact number, but I hold chronicles, return of the fallen, Rise of Vigal, Darkness unleashed, around 50 promo cards and enough tokens for a 6 player game. There is still a little bit of room left as well.
1580200
Not sure, as I have only played the game with 4 persons, and all the pieces were handed out. But if you were playing with only 2, you might start with say 5 each, leaving the rest in the draw pile. If when your roll doesn't come up with a color you have in your pile, then you'd draw from the remaining sticks in the draw pile.
1218716
If you get Intrigue you get a whole second set of treasure and Victory cards, so you would never run out, no matter how many play. The only limitation to players is really time the game takes and number of action card stacks available to buy. You can play with five or even six with just the basic game, but it tends to slow down waiting for the others, so you're better off to split tables. Even with the basic game you have plenty of action cards to provide a full game at two tables. If you'd rather play with six at one table, add an extra stack of action cards so they don't run out too soon. With an expansion you're golden for maybe four tables without cramping their style. I picture four tables, and when they all finish a game, they each pass a couple of stacks to the next table. Now THAT would be interesting. The game comes with enough action cards to provide a lot of variation, and each expansion (except Cornucopia and Alchemy) add at least another 25 so the options are endless. I just advise that for beginning players you start with one stack of cards costing 2 copper, two stacks costing 3, 3 stacks costing 4 and 5 each, and one stack costing 6. Then when you get good at it, you can go for random selection. I wish I could choose between expansions but each has a different focus, and adds an interesting twist.
1578765
I do not know. I was not aware of the price option when I purchased Publisher key.