Mists Over Carcassonne remains my latest obsession. We played no fewer than 20 times this month, mostly still on level 2, although I have tried level 3, just not with a lot of success. I talked last month about the Marvel United: Multiverse campaign that was already underway.
It retained the slightly-more-cosmic-than-I-cared-for focus, but did unlock some interesting things towards the end, including a new version of the Sinister Six, and components to modularise it.
We also got a noticeable number of bigatures in the final days, including a giant-sized Cassie Lang, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and Fin Fang Foom as the all-in promo. After Mists and United, Marvel Champions was the game that got played the most times, all Mutant-stuff, as I break out from the pre-con decks, and start actually building them into different aspects, with varying levels of success. Lord of the Rings was also popular in February, making a late surge to reach 10 plays for the year.
Just the one game of Arkham in February, which was still enough to keep it top of the pile by hours. Whilst they only got played 2 or 3 times apiece, Massive Darkness 2 and Oathsworn both found their way back to the table for significant chunks of time in February. Each Hobbit also has their own personal Nazgul who seems happy to ignore them in the race across Middle Earth, focused instead on reaching Mount Doom ahead of them first Hobbit to reach Mount Doom before their Nazgul wins!
My various gaming challenges continued to make good progress. There are big plans for March, which will be getting their own write-up very soon.
