A magical kingdom awaits, full of redundant mechanisms and empty story elements. Meet Charterstone, a legacy game that never figures out what it wants to be. We also talk to our friend John Gortat who is red-green colorblind about how inclusive board games are to the condition, the perils of Stephan Feld's designs, and how German game designers may not have learned their lesson about inclusivity. Finally, we also hit on Lorenzo il Magnifico, Clans of Caledonia and Fantasy Realms.All ShowsTwo Wood for a Wheat10. Chartergroan - Charterstone and Color BlindnessReplace MediaYou can replace this episode with a new audio file from your hard drive. You will not lose your stats, or have to change any of the info (including chapters) you originally inserted. Click below to upload a new file.Before replacing the audio file, we recommend you download the original version in order to save it as a back-up.REPLACEAdd/Edit ChaptersClick on any spot on the waveform to move the slider, and then click on the "plus" symbol to start editing the chapter’s information. If you’d like to make modifications on that information later, just click on its title along the waveform or select it from the list below to start.02:41 Lorenzo il Magnifico08:00 Simone Luciani and Barrage08:27 Clans of Caledonia14:04 Fantasy Realms14:54 Chartergroan: a Charterstone review31:19 Colorblindness and board games35:00 Rising Sun, Council of 4, and Carpe Diem35:30 Castles of Burgundy36:37. Phil Eklund38:05 Oracle of Delphi39:08 Stonemaier games and Scythe41:00 Tyrants of the Underdark42:25 Forum Trajanum44:54 Easter Egg