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Episode 124: WiscoDice 2024 Gen Con Preview: Hottest New Board Game Releases

Join the WiscoDice crew as they discuss what games they are excited to explore at GenCon this year. Will we see you there?

For more GenCon tips, tricks, and picks, check out our YouTube Channel.

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Games Discussed on the Show:

  • Sprocketforge, Sophisticated Cerberus Games, Booth 2566
  • Ada’s Dream, Alley Cat Games, Booth 2052
  • How to save a world –  Burnt Island Games, Booth 2004
  • Pirates of Maracaibo, Capstone games, Booth 1743
  • SETI search for extraterrestrial intelligence, CGE, Room 235
  • Agueda: City of Umbrellas, 25th Century Games, Booth 1233
  • WeirdWood Manor, GreyRidge Games, Booth 1937
  • Barcelona: Passeig de Gracia, Board&Dice, Booth 2611
  • Dungeon Kart, Brotherwise Games, Booth 339
  • Luthier, Paverson Games, Booth 2151
  • Cytress, Tress Games, Booth 2833
  • Final Girl: The North Pole Nightmare, Van Ryder Games, Booth 2533
  • Quoridor Pac-Man, Gigamic, Booth 2435 
  • Windmill Valley, Board & Dice, Booth 2611
  • MistWind, First Fish Games, Booth 836
  • Maps of Misterra, Sit Down!, Booth 1321
  • Zoomies, Fireside Games, Booth 2434
Orla (dog) providing approval for the game Zoomies
Orla giving her approval for Zoomies

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Kickstart Monday: The 7th Citadel and Micro Moonshine

Welcome to Kickstart Monday! This is our weekly series featuring 2 or more crowdfunding projects that have caught our eye. We scour over platforms like Kickstarter, Gamefound, and Indigogo to find projects that interest us.

There are certainly some exciting projects out in crowdfunding land. Let’s take a look at a couple of games that we think you should check out.

The 7th Citadel

Our first project this week is The 7th Citadel from Serious Poulp on Kickstarter.

The 7th Citadel is a cooperative exploration game for 1 to 4 players set in the post-apocalyptic fantasy world known as the Collapsing Lands. You start the game as a lowly “slave-gardener” toiling in one of the citadels of the Necrodruids tending to the monstrous plants intended to protect humanity from the horrible giant worms known as “Burrowers” that ravage the land.

Your journeys will take you far across the Collapsing Lands discovering new areas, people and, threats. You explore the land of 7th Citadel by revealing one of the more than 1000 terrain or event cards to build a growing game board. You are able to freely explore the world in the direction of your choice.

You will encounter obstacles, threats, NPCs, companions and side quests.  You will choose how you reaction these encounters and your choices can have a lasting impact on the world and have repercussions later in the game. Your characters will also advance in power as you play, gaining new skills and equipment and building buildings for powerful permanent effects. Will you succumb to the various dangers and obstacles along the way or will you be able to overcome the threat of the mysterious “First Garden”?

If you are already familiar with the core 7th Citadel game the first pledge level of Veteran may be the right choice for you. For $53 it includes the Season 2 Collector’s box, the new “First Garden” threat and the kickstarter exclusive expansion “The Reversal”. For newcomers, take a look at the Novice pledge for $87 which includes the 7th Citadel core box and applicable stretch goals, or opt for the Rookie pledge at $139 which includes the core game, the Season 2 Collectors box, the new threat and the expansion and applicable stretch goals. Check out the 7th Citadel campaign page for other pledge levels and addon options. You’ll need to visit before June 19, 2024, when the campaign ends.

Micro Moonshine

Our second game this week is Micro Moonshine from Thistroy Games on Gamefound.

Set in the 1920s in the United States during prohibition, Micro Moonshine is a small-box game for 1 to 4 players who compete to build an illegal liquor empire. During the game you will draft worker cards to be able to to take actions at city locations or to use their special abilities.

To craft your illicit spirits you’ll need to purchase ingredients from the market like water, grain, fruit and sugar. Use the right combination of ingredients at the Barrel House to produce different spirits or wine, then visit the Bottling Plant to bottle your goods so you can fulfill contracts with local speakeasies to earn victory points at the end of the game.

You may also find yourself visiting the Docks, the Street Market and the Black Market to get additional access to ingredients or offload your illegal goods. As part of the stretch goals for the campaign, additional modules have already been unlocked for the game including the Police Station module and the Farm module which both add some new actions and gameplay mechanics.

Mico Moonshine is available for $27 with the Base Pledge, which includes any unlocked stretch goals. You can also go in for a copy with an upgraded neoprene game mat for $49. Thankfully you won’t need to dodge the law to pledge for your copy of Micro Moonshine, but you will need to do so before June 28, 2024, when the campaign ends.

Did we miss your favorite project?

Thank you for checking out this week’s Kickstart Monday! If you find these interesting or want some attention on a Kickstarter or other crowdfunded projects that you would like to read more about please share your thoughts with us via our social media or email.

Stay informed when new Kickstart Monday projects come out by following us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter and following the #KickstartMonday hashtag. Also, take a look at some of the latest articles from WiscoDice:

Episode 122: Being Bad is Good – Our Favorite Games to Play the Bad Guys

In Episode 122, the hosts discuss their favorite games where they play the bad guy. Give it a listen and find out why they like taking the bad guy role in these games.

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Episode 120: Top Pros and Cons of Gaming at Different Locations

In Episode 120, join Consey, Justin, Matt, and Suzanne as they discuss what they enjoy and aren’t so fond of with gaming in different environments.

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Kickstart Monday: Fantastical Townsfolk and a Printable Mansion

Welcome to Kickstart Monday! This is our weekly series featuring 2 or more crowdfunding projects that have caught our eye. We scour over platforms like Kickstarter, Gamefound, and Indigogo to find interesting projects.

This week on Kickstart Monday, while Justin takes the week off, I thought I would take a slightly different route. We’ll look at a couple of projects that will get your 3D Printers humming. Don’t worry, for those of you who don’t have a printer, at least one of these you can order the physical models!

Fantastical Folk – Townsfolk Miniatures

Fantastical Folk – Townsfolk Miniatures by the creator known as the Artisan Troll is a 3D printing project for five unique, fantasy versions of various townsfolk that might show up in your fantasy game. There are options for just the Digital STLs or to order the physical prints of the models!

From the half-orc (or full-orc) butcher, halfing barmaid, or the Dragonborn blacksmith some cool additions help fill out the normally human townsfolk miniatures that are so often in our collections.

Whether you are a Game Master for a Fantasy RPG, a modeler looking to create a cool diorama, or you just think these miniatures are cool, make sure you check out this project.

Mansion #2 – Printable STL Files

Mansion #2 – Printable STL Files from creator Little Dragon Miniatures has created a very cool mansion that can be used in a great many worlds and settings. What’s great about a terrain project like this is its versatility. Whether you are running a fantasy RPG to a modern miniature game, this piece can look good and be functional for a great many games.

This project is only being offered as .STL files, so if you don’t have a 3D printer I apologize but you’ll need to find someone to print this for you. However, this mansion is modeled with the ability to print it with all of the interior rooms. That gives you the chance to model up interiors for whatever your gaming needs are. From a miniatures player perspective, I love the fact that the upper levels have open flat spaces so I can have miniatures continue the fight on those upper levels.

Whether you are an RPG player, Fantasy, Modern, or even a Sci-Fi gamer I think you can find ways to use this project in your games. Make sure you check out this project.

Did we miss your favorite project?

Thank you for checking out this week’s Kickstart Monday! If you find these interesting or want some attention on a Kickstarter or other crowdfunded projects that you would like to read more about please share your thoughts with us via our social media or email.

Stay informed when new Kickstart Monday projects come out by following us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter and following the #KickstartMonday hashtag.

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