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When you’re looking for certainties in life, you don’t have to go very far: one is taxes, another is red traffic lights when you’re in a hurry, and the third is Stefan Feld.
Okay, that third certainty only applies to Eurogame addicts, but if there’s one person you can count on to churn out more games in a year than a baker handed control of pretzels at Oktoberfest, it’s Feld. Yes, alright, Knizia too—I know.
From The Castles of Burgundy to Bonfire, from In the Year of the Dragon to Carpe Diem, this tireless designer’s BoardGameGeek page looks like the grocery list you write when you’re convinced World War III is about to start next week. And it just keeps growing!
2025 is the year of The Druids of Edora, a charmingly vicious German-style game based on the idea that your British wizard won’t be able to conquer the entire enchanted forest—in fact, they’ll end up claiming only the most useless parts, and the dice will always be against you, even if you roll them just once per game.
These are the two main excuses Feld fans will use when they lose, but you’ll also hear things like: “See? That’s why you lost! You didn’t use the right herbs, you went left instead of right, and most importantly, you don’t love Feld as much as I do, nyah nyah!”
One thing everyone will agree on, though, is that the box contains an indeterminate number of baggies—somewhere between 20 and infinity—meant to hold a myriad of tiny, ridiculously tiny components. But for every respectable Feld, there’s a Dicetroyer working behind the scenes: our organizer for The Druids of Edora will keep everything tidy—and not just that. We’ve designed trays sized for the various boards and a puzzle-like structure that keeps all the potions in the correct order. Two-minute setup, so you can fully enjoy all the delightfully German strolls through nature you could want.
March your druids in perfect order—we’ll take care of organizing the journey!
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