Gen Con starts in just a few days, and Dan Patriss shares his Top 5 To Try and Top 5 To Buy at the convention.
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Top 5 To Try (not available to purchase at Gen Con just demo
Honorable Mention
5 Aeterna
1st set of Honorable mentions b/c of expensive or been out a while
French Quarter $30
Slay the Spire (I already own but go buy this!) $170
Dungeons & Dragons: Onslaught – Tendrils of the Lichen Lich Starter Set (English edition) $100
Crossbows and Catapults:Fortress War $90
Some Expansions to also check out
Geen Team Wins- Holiday Party $10
Clank Catacombs Lairs and lost chambers –They said limited copies (RUN! To their booth)
Astro-Knights Eternity $50 (Next Aeons end)
Straight out hon mentions
Tir na nog $35
Printing Press $35 — Sequel to Gutenberg
(More hon mentions b/c I mentioned them on The Morning Stream)
Rock Hard: 1977 $50 (so their site says) (you will likely have to run for this one)
Top 5 to BUY at Gen Con
5 Invincible the Hero Building Game $55
4 Reavers of Midgard the Card game $40
3 Metrorunner $60
2 River Valley Glassworks $39
1 The Mandalorian:Adventures $50
Digital
Clank! Digital on steam $22.99
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