Stefan Feld is a German-style board game designer who lives in Gengenbach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Feld is considered one of the most prominent designers of the Eurogame genre.
Castles of Burgundy Published by Alea - 2011 Designers: Stefan Feld Head Artist: Julien Delval 2 - 4…
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A silent unboxing of the 20th Anniversary Edition of Castles of Burgundy by Stefan Feld and Alea Gam…
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@trentellingsen it's definitely pronounced ooo-vay lol. I don't know if I have a favorite designer but I will say I'm surprised that Stefan Feld and Vital Lacerda didn't make the list.
This is very cool! I wonder if the sorting algorithm needs a bit of tweaking - I see that Darwin Kastle, the designer of #Star Realms and #Hero Realms, is right above Tom Lehhmann and Stefan Feld, who are arguably both more renowned and influential than Mr. Kastle, no disrespect to him.
Similarly, Alan Stone is pretty high up, with basically only Vitciluture and Euphoria to his name.
But of course it could be that there is still some small-sample bias showing, and some more expected names will rise to the top as more people use BGA. Also maybe I'm just wrong and those designers deserve to be that highly ranked.
I'd be interested in some of the people who have been around for a long time, people like Reiner Knizia, Uwe Rosenberg, Stefan Feld, Friedman Friese etc.... I'm very interested in what people like that think about how the hobby has changed from their perspective.
Also, I would love if you would interview Cole Wehrle and explore how history influences his game design.
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Question #2 - One of the giveaway rounds will be all about hard to find games (out of print or frequently out of stock). What are some of these games that you'd love to see us giving away?
Answer #2 - I have really loved several games that are out of print and those with whom I have played them have enjoyed them too. Here are a few i would love to see enjoyed by more folks:
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