In the world of witches, there is a perpetual divide between the brave and the cowardly. These two types of witches may possess similar powers and abilities, but their mindset and approach to magic are vastly different. Brave witches are fearless and dauntless in their pursuit of magic. They embrace challenges and confront them head-on, displaying courage and determination in the face of adversity. Their bravery allows them to take risks, experiment with new spells, and push the boundaries of their magical abilities. These witches are not afraid to confront their fears or face the consequences of their actions.
Publisher: Alea
He needs to give you as much content as he possibly can, to the point where if it were possible, he d also include a free set of steak knives in every box. The left purple tower - for- est, hill, or prairie multiple times, 4 VP each time ; the central purple tower - hill or prairie just once, 6 VP ; the upper orange tower - hill only just once, 5 VP ; the lower purple tower - prairie only just once, 3 VP 1 wand.
These witches are not afraid to confront their fears or face the consequences of their actions. **The main idea here is that brave witches are characterized by their fearlessness and willingness to take risks.** On the other hand, cowardly witches are timid and shy away from challenges.
Broom Service: The Card Game First Impressions
Broom Service: The Card Game focuses on the brave/cowardly mechanism used in the Broom Service board game.
That’s exactly what it is, the good bit of Broom Service the Board Game.
There are a number of cards laid out depending on the player count. That is the main aim of the players… To get a number of potions that match all the potions on a card before anyone else.
Each player has a deck of Witch cards each with Brave (3 potions) on one end and Cowardly (1 potion) on the other. The Witches are different colours depending on the potion they specialise in.
Players pick 3 cards out of their deck and start the game. The start player picks a card and declares Cowardly or Brave, orientating the card appropriately.
Playing Witches
Then, in turn order, players play a matching colour Witch if they have one (If they don’t they just say ‘Next’)and again declare Brave or Cowardly. If they say Brave, any previously played Brave Witch this round is turned face down.
When all players have played, the face-up cards are added to the player’s play area in the orientation they were played. Brave facing you, Cowardly upside-down.
It’s at this point you check the potions you have played to see if they meet the criteria for a bonus card. If so, you take it. If multiple players win a card at the same time, one player gets it and the other takes a spare card from that deck as a reminder of the points they scored.
The last player that played a Brave card starts a new round. If that player doesn’t have any cards left the start player moves clockwise.
After everyone has played all of their cards, players draw 3 into their deck and choose 3 new cards to play in the next round.
This continues until 4 rounds have been completed.
You score 5 points for each bonus card you took plus points for sets of the different kinds of potions. You also score points for Brave Witches you have at the end of the game. Most points win.
Broom Service: The Card Game Positives
Very quick and easy.
Very clear cards, you can easily see what players have played across the table.
You have the best part of Broom Service and lose the rest for a quicker game.
Broom Service: The Card Game Negatives
You ONLY have the best part of Broom Service, but you lose the rest which is still pretty good. Where’s my Weather Fairy?! 🙂
You use certain colour Witch cards for certain player counts which means lots of sorting at the end of the game and a lot of shuffling at the beginning.
Summary
Not a bad filler, a little fiddly to set up but a good alternative to the bigger, longer board game.
That big brave juicy action you were drooling over. Gone.
They are hesitant to explore unfamiliar avenues and lack the confidence to fully unleash their magical potential. Their fear holds them back from reaching their full capabilities and prevents them from discovering new possibilities. These witches tend to stick to what they know and avoid any situations that may test their resolve. **The main idea here is that cowardly witches are characterized by their fear and timidity.** However, it is important to note that bravery and cowardice are not permanent traits but rather a spectrum that can fluctuate based on experience and circumstances. A witch who may have been cowardly in the past can develop bravery through perseverance and personal growth. Likewise, a brave witch can become fearful and cautious if faced with traumatic experiences or failures. Ultimately, whether one is a brave witch or a cowardly witch depends on their mindset and their willingness to face their fears. **The main idea here is that bravery is a choice that can be cultivated through personal growth and overcoming obstacles.** In conclusion, the world of witches is populated by both brave and cowardly individuals. Brave witches are characterized by their fearlessness and willingness to take risks, while cowardly witches are timid and shy away from challenges. However, it is important to recognize that these traits are not set in stone and can change over time. It is up to each witch to choose whether they will embrace bravery or succumb to cowardice..
Reviews for "Rising from the Ashes: Transforming into a Brave Witch"
1. Emily - 2/5 - I found "Are you a brave witch or cowardly witch" to be quite underwhelming. The story lacked depth and the characters were one-dimensional. The plot was predictable and didn't offer any surprises or twists. The writing style was also quite basic and didn't engage me as a reader. Overall, it felt like a rushed and lazy attempt at a Halloween-themed book.
2. Jason - 1/5 - I was highly disappointed with "Are you a brave witch or cowardly witch". The story was completely unoriginal, and it felt like a recycled version of countless other witch-themed tales. The characters were cliché and lacked any real development. The book failed to engage me or captivate my interest in any way. I would not recommend wasting your time on this predictable and uninspiring read.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I had high hopes for "Are you a brave witch or cowardly witch" but was ultimately let down. The story lacked depth and the pacing was off. The supposed twists and turns were easily predictable, and the plot felt very formulaic. The writing style was simplistic and didn't add any excitement or intrigue. Overall, it was a forgettable and average read.