That dice-spin fail, following the first roll failure, was like a Greek tragedy unfolding before my eyes. ;)

"50% plus 50% means 100% surely"

Jen's 50/50 chance on the spearmen twice is a 75% chance. For the first die, 3 out of 6 rolls is a success. Then for the 3 failures, each of those is 50/50 when re-rolled. Out of the 36 possible combinations: Die 1 Success = 18/36 rolls; Die 1 Fail, Die 2 Success 50/50 = half that, or 9/36. Total = 27/36. 75%

Your chance calculation always boggles my mind, hahaha

27:41

I got this KS with expansions and came here to learn. I gotta say the frustration in the missed rolls (while stinks for you) was hilarious. I would expect people to giggle at my misfortune if I did it 😄

13:18

Dice can be brutal sometimes. Nice video!

Wow! Jen's really good at this game! :D

That was gloriously LOL how that 2nd round pained you so... even though you were playing on your own.. I can def imagine that happening to me during a live game. Oh the cussing...

Newer subscriber here, love the videos!! Just noticed you forgot to go hunting in the third round though! :)

13:21

This video had me very worried about the luck factor of the game, but I picked it up anyway. Yeah, op just played super recklessly. Luck actually adds to this game, fits the theme, and makes it more fun. You know those Vikings you sent are going to die in battle, so you rejoice when they return!

50% followe by 50% is not 100% chance. :)

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Too bad there isn't a local that lets you pilfer Jen's stuff (when she's not looking of course). Hehehe...

His wife beats him even when he plays his runthroughs haha

Hello, thanks for your effort with all these videos. Very good channel. Never played this one but trying to understand how it feels during gameplay. Now what I realized in

Why does the large public boat have a capacity of ten if you can only have eight warriors? Did I miss something?

Red/Green colourblindness is the most common version. Having red food & brown lumber is a very silly choice. I wish publishers did colourblind testing.