Let the ideation begin // Weirdwood: The Board Game Episode 3 

Another interesting process video. Thank you I don't know anything about weird wood except what I've seen in these videos hearing about the order and I think they're called the Guardians immediately makes me wonder whether it should be a co-op game or a competitive game but given that the target audience is youngish cooperative seems to make sense but I haven't watched the end of the video yet so I'll edit this comment again later I love to know what other games you played other than shadows over Camelot. I wonder if Harry Potter Hogwarts battle, pandemic, forgotten Waters we're included especially since forgotten water has an integrated app that helps with the storytelling aspects A map of Kingswood already sort of reminds me of the board in Lords of water deep and seems like a good starting point as a place to set the stories it could be app integrated, but again I haven't read all the books Looking forward to hearing more about ideas for the game. I think if it's a cooperative game and everyone has their own individual deck to work from players might have powerful cards they can play to help beat the bad guys but the more they play of those it could start to imbalance the balance between the Fay world and the real world so they have to work cooperatively to make sure they don't play too many and too Short a Time. I'm not sure I like the idea of semi cooperative because let's say it has to do with how many bad guys you've defeated or moved off the board it might be times where it's beneficial for the individual player to stay close by and get rid of some bad guys there even though the group as a whole might need that player to move to a further location because there's a more pressing crisis over there and that could cause tension On the other hand I will say I think with a cooperative game the problem of quarterbacking is definitely something to worry about. I like games like gloomhaven and space alert where there's imperfect information. There can be discussion about what the group as a whole wants to do but it can't talk about everything they have in their hands. Space alert has a cooperative game is interesting because it has an app that can be used but is not necessary to the game. However there isn't a lot of story imbued in the various missions they're thematic but there's not much story. I think if you could create a number of missions and a sort of campaign the app could help with that and it could be actual story involved. On the other hand it would be nice if those replayability after the campaign has been beaten, so like Joe slacks relics game there could be another final mission that has variable setup and different levels of difficulty with the players continue to play afterwards if desired. If you made it this far thank you for reading I hope you're able to comment. This has been a fun exercise trying to think about the implications of these ideas.