This course provides a gameplay runthrough of the board game "Inhabit the Earth." The learning outcomes include understanding the setup of the game board, following the correct rules for gameplay, and avoiding common mistakes. The course teaches skills such as strategic decision-making, card management, and understanding the different levels of cards in the game. The teaching method is through a video format, with different parts covering gameplay runthrough, extended gameplay, final thoughts, and major goofs. The intended audience for this course is board game enthusiasts interested in learning how to play "Inhabit the Earth" correctly and effectively.
Overview
Syllabus
There are some stores that will also have the game, so the KS isn't the only option but it's certainly a valid option :
The Board is setup but with some mistakes... for the full game you use the 6 boards but Richard has 4 of them in the wrong side... the Side that has an egg in the lower right is just used for the Introductory level and this is why there are Continents in this video with shorter paths then others, that shouldn't happen :
Note from the Designer:
But since he has the Bison he could do the Multiply action for one creature without having to discard a card, so he could do it now!
The starting spaces for 2, 3 and 4 players in the full game boards are marked by the 2, 3 and 4 sets of creature 'shadows'. Any trail spaces preceding these can be marked off with the sun markers.
And that's what he should have done in the first turn and now he would Breed to get cards... this way he just lost one whole turn in a Racing game, not good!
Not quite right... Region 1 cards only have special abilities, Level 2 Cards have both Special Abilities and Scoring Cards, Level 3 cards only have Scoring Cards
The Correct term is Moving... Migrating is when you go from one Continent to another Continent... when moving in the same continent is called Movement
And after having Migrated the Brown Bears are now ready to Breed again, so their token should have been flipped over to indicate that!
Taught by
Rahdo
