Steven SuharGuestAlexanderGuestBenGuestTimGuestSo we started off the con, at least I did.
Was it your first game, Jumbo Santiago as well?
Yes, it was.
Jumping in, Jumbo Santiago.
Yep.
You know, I believe it's
your con basically
tradition.
It is.
It's a
tradition.
It's got to be four years at least.
I might be able to trace it back all the way to DomeCon 1 at this point.
I'm going to have to...
Check my notes.
But so we start off with Jumbo Santiago, which is a version made by PC or our attendee.
And it's like all hand painted wood tiles.
Very sweet.
It's very, very good.
We've talked about it before on the show.
Always great to play that game.
A extremely dry, nasty game of Santiago with nobody wanting to give an inch.
It was like
half the board.
It was like a line of just
So we started off the con, at least I did.
Was it your first game, Jumbo Santiago as well?
Yes, it was.
Jumping in, Jumbo Santiago.
Yep.
You know, I believe it's
your con basically
tradition.
It is.
It's a
tradition.
It's got to be four years at least.
I might be able to trace it back all the way to DomeCon 1 at this point.
I'm going to have to...
Check my notes.
But so we start off with Jumbo Santiago, which is a version made by PC or our attendee.
And it's like all hand painted wood tiles.
Very sweet.
It's very, very good.
We've talked about it before on the show.
Always great to play that game.
A extremely dry, nasty game of Santiago with nobody wanting to give an inch.
It was like
half the board.
It was like a line of just
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