Day #4-5 - The Great student to student teaching session
Games Played: San Juan, Carcassonne & Rook
After teaching an interesting round of killer bunnies, to some classmates, I got to sit back and enjoy learning a couple of new games.
First, I played a game called San Juan. It's a Victory point game, where you build building with your cards that give you different abilities and points. It was a little confusing at first, but after a couple of turns of the game I got the hang of it.
Second, I played Carcassonne, which is a "map building" game, where ever turn a player would flip a tile and add it too the already formed board. For each road, castle, or monastery you completed, you would receive points, and the one who had the most points when we ran out of tiles, wins. I didn't mind this game, thou it was a pain attempting to play, since we did not know what any of the tiles looked like in advance, or forming strategies was a bit tricky.
Third was rook, a trick taking card game that reminded me of hearts. That games was alright, but after a couple of rounds I was pretty bored with it.
Anywho, that was what I played today! Tune in next time to hear more about tactician!
~Brandon
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