r/Everdell

I personally adore Everdell and have been playing it on and off for years. However, I often find the city limit to be extremely restrictive. I and most people I play with find ourselves having absurd setups such as the one shown above even before we enter spring, especially with expansions like Newleaf. We all don’t really enjoy the gameplay of trying to get the most points and prefer making very large cities. I know that it would mess with the balance, but should we consider removing the city limit some games just to see how far we could go?

Grabbing the necessary resource and meadow card with the Platypus is too good! You can also stagger your turns as needed!

Been messing around with an Everdell variant lately and it’s honestly made the opening of the game feel way more interesting.

The idea was pretty simple: I wanted to cut down on those early turns where your starting hand feels like it decided half the game before anything even happened. So I borrowed some drafting ideas from games like MTG built a setup variant around it.

So far it’s made the first season feel a lot more interactive and strategic, with players shaping their own starts instead of just accepting whatever the deck handed them.

Full rules are here if anyone wants to take a look: [Google Doc]

Curious what people think — especially if you try it out.

Ciao, quando giocate a Everdell, preferite mettere una musica di sottofondo o preferite chiacchierare con i vostri amici?

Io quando gioco uso questa traccia : https://youtu.be/AhTgliruX54?si=rsIHHYQKECF5oci5

Cosa ne pensate?

Hi there guys I need clarification if I'm wrong or not .

On the everdell app I achieved an event that allows you to reveal 5 cards but only 3 were revealed . My gf had a similar problem when using the cemetery and only 3 were being revealed instead of 4 despite us having hand space .