Let's Play BETRAYAL AT HOUSE ON THE HILL | Board Game Club 

Adam looks like Daphne from Scooby Doo!!! LMAO awesome

You all made just one mistake when playing. You guys were placing top floor tiles when you guys were still on the 2nd floor.

No

The clown forgetting they had a madman that gave them plus two might was so annoying

...dammit, that was my killing joke. How many dice to roll?

Geralt? GERALT?! THATS MF'N ALEXANDER ANDERSON my due! (from Helsing)

Ordered mine for Christmas

I recommend it! It's a fun if long game with great horror stories and interesting situations. It's also got an expansion (Which has a mediocre set of haunts, some interesting new rooms including a new floor, some well-needed tips and rules and a chainsaw), a prequel game (have not played), and at least 2 themed versions (one based on D&D which I have not played and the other based on Scooby-Doo which is the series equivalent of a junior version AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR SCOOBY-DOO FAN AS EACH HAUNT IS AN EPISODE FROM THE SHOW) edit: I see they are playing with the expansion! I hope someone gets the chainsaw.

@@shaydystheshadowqueen9584 that’s hilarious there’s a Scooby-Doo version lol might actually have to check that out too

@@shaydystheshadowqueen9584 I HIGHLY recommend the prequel because it's a campaign style Legacy game. Some tiles don't get put in, cards are routinely destroyed or permanently marked on, and the story can change in the future depending on how you play. At the end, you get your own, fully customized version of Betrayal that you can play for years.

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Stabbed a sleeping dog (named Cat, but he didn’t know that)

1:36:27 for anyone searching for it

Well the word got around. /They said this kid is insane, man! /Took up a collection just to send him to the Vatican! /"Get your Ordination, don't forget from whence you came. /And the world's gonna know your name. /What's your name, man?"/ Alexander Anderson. /My name is Alexander Anderson./ And I like killing things because it's fun./ So just you pray, just you pray.

I was about to make a comment about this and wanted to see if anyone else noticed first lol.

@@Alucard-A-La-Carte RESPECT!

Was looking if someone else saw that

I was wondering if that was a reference to something but it’s been ages since I saw any hellsing.

Also, the bloodstone cannot be used to add dice on an attack roll as Adam used it several times as the card specifies on a TRAIT roll.

​@@laurentarchambault5154also jon passed through a cave without rolling for damage. Combined with bad plays from rosie it was a frustrating ending

No he’s dressed as a non copyrighted character who is just practicing investigating paranormal activities in order to do so with her three best friends and a dog

@@dradkyn9118 It's very simple: Daphne the Scooby Doo character says "Jinkies" while Blamphne says "Jeepers," they are DISTINCT CHARACTERS.

I would not put in the articles in English, though. "Sleep is good, death is better!" But yes, that was a good line.

/Herbert the Pervert from Family Guy

Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated is amazing.

I second that

trust me there are a LOT of them... afaik, each combination of omen and room are a different haunt and different rulesets and scenarios^^

@@SharienGaming Some of them repeat but both the original and expansion (Widow's walk) count 50 distinct scenarios each so 100 total plus 1 called seasons of the witch (so 101). But since you got 21 omens and 18 rooms to discover them in, that leads to 378 combinations so multiple combinations will lead to the same scenario. Giving an example with items or rooms we saw in the game, The Spear will trigger the same event if it is found either in the abandoned room, the gymnasium, the catacombs or the master bedroom whereas say the furnace will have the same event if you find either the cat, key, photograph or rope. But it still gives an infinite potential for replay since you most likely wont get the same scenario twice, and even if you do get the same scenario, the traitor might not be the same player, the items distribution/stat boosts/house configuration won't be the same so the whole thing will have to be played vastly differently. Great game to own, I really recommend it. The only two draw backs in my opinion is it's often very long (as you can see from the 2h video with montage) and it can take up a lot of space much in the fashion of Zombies!!! or tile placing games of the sort, you need a fairly large table to be comfortable.

@@laurentarchambault5154 ah interesting to know though that also means it would be possible to insert completely new scenarios into those overlaps if one were inclined to do so^^ but yeah this game absolutely is on my list of games to get and play at some point^^

@@SharienGaming Indeed although there are already a lot of scenario to encompass the lore of most horror trope. If you had a trope in mind you could check if there is one of the 101 that fits the bill although I wouldn't recommend reading too much into the scenarios so you don't spoil the surprise or tend to metagame.

Yeah, traitors have a lot of special powers. Basically they can ignore anything bad about the house.

The general traitor bonuses seems to be forgotten more often than any other rule in this game - I think people tend to focus on the haunt-specific special rules and forget to check the main rule book for the rest of the traitor rules.

For sure. In the Legacy version, they added a traitor card and a monster card that sums up the general rules (skipping house hazards, rolling for movement etc.) that you are instructed to take at the relevant time. That really helps people remember those general benefits/restrictions.

@@Cyrinil142 yes, Legacy really tightened up the game in general.

I've tried to like betrayal because it's so popular, but every time I play my experience is like Jon's. Oh, an event. It seems I find a pile of rusty blades in the corner of the room and thrust my face in.

@@andrewshanks7053 I've not played the game myself but it does seem like the experience is a bit too RNG-dependant. These guys are always able to make great content from it though.

Considering the amount of stuff that one doesn't get to see on the first run, it is way worth a retry, not to mention it is probably one of the few legacy games that can be replayed since you get a huge normal Betrayal game.

Yea I bought and do not regret at all. Me and my buddies have gone through 4 chapters and each has been great. Even though I've died 3 out of 4 its still so much fun

Wwe got to stressful, she had to take a vacation :)

Anything to avoid Saudi

Nearly 3 hours for Patreon backers :O

Tom as Papa Emeritus V confirmed

Considering Tom’s character in this game is a priest and also considering how blasphemously Satanic a lot of Ghost’s lyrics are that is quite the clash of aesthetic. But I would like to see Tom as Papa or the Cardinal, he could pull it off.

Father Reinhardt is God's favourite priest

After watching, even better, truly a masterpeice!

Man it’s so good it gets on my nerves

There's a little bit of Herbert the Pervert,s voice in there. I'm disturbed by that and apologise for mentioning it.

yeah, they made a few rules mistakes during the game

@@adamsalisbury9052 yeah I feel though this is one game where that a. Almost always happens and b. Isn’t such a big deal as it is not the most balanced game in the world and is far more about the experience and story that is created.