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- Targeted CLues
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- Victory Points as a Resource
- Voting
- Word Forming
- Worker Placement
- Worker Placement with Dice Workers
- Zone of Control
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cbrady748 Premium User8 months ago |
I was introduced to Dominion through a board game meetup group and quickly became hooked. I almost went out and purchased it the following day. Even having simple rules and being beginner friendly, the cards provide a large decision space. Althought there are clear strategies (mainly involve shedding your deck as much as possible to get the biggest combos every turn), there are a lot of different paths to get there. Always something new to try and a ton of expansions that I would imagine keep adding more and more. One of my favorites for sure