Palaeo Diet in Ballyclare
Perhaps there's something primal about February because in parallel with Mark's Palaeo Diet month, I was asked to run a couple of games of Palaeo Diet: Eat or be Eaten this week out at Clare Gaming & Hobbies in Ballyclare.
By the second hunt of the evening, there was a much better understanding of hunter strategies. Working cohesively, the four hunters of the party were able to quickly secure a badger and three goats for dinner.
With four players (Andy, Dave, Roger and myself) sat around the ould 3x3, we set up a basic hunting ground with populated with a little bit of everything for the first hunt and set out with a hunting party of six hunters and two hounds.
The party's inexperience played out hilariously as the wolf and cave bear savaged hunters and prey beasts alike, while our fire-bearer contributed to the chaos by flushing the prey right off the table.
In the end, the tribe managed to secure enough food to survive purely thanks to the half the hunters getting killed. But at least the tribe's only female survived, so there is hope for humanity yet!
By the second hunt of the evening, there was a much better understanding of hunter strategies. Working cohesively, the four hunters of the party were able to quickly secure a badger and three goats for dinner.
It's been a little while since I have Palaeo Diet out on the table, but it really is a hilariously fun game - if I do say so myself.




A badger??
ReplyDeleteYep. A tasty, tasty badger. 🦡
DeleteA critter, I assume.
DeleteThat was the intention when I bought it, but the model is quite large, so I plonked it on the table and called it a pack predator.
DeleteSo you’re all sett then ?
ReplyDelete😆🫣
DeleteA couple guys in our gaming group are huge fans of all things Stone Age. I think we've tried about all of the rules sets. I remember liking Paleo Diet...
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