How to Play A Feast for Odin

Everything you need to know to play A Feast for Odin. From overview and setup. To Round phases, actions, and placement space rules. And finally the solo variant. Use the provided links to skip to any specific sections of interest. For instance, in order to play, you must know what the actions do and that is the major part of this video. 61 actions in total! Also, you must know how to fill in the placement areas with your goods. Follow the links for what you need or watch it in its entirety if you've bought the game and want to know everything! Enjoy!

What you must know in order to play:

An explanation of Worker Placement if you're new to Worker placement games. In Feast for Odin, each action space can only be taken once per round. So once a player takes a space, it's blocked until the next round. 22:33-26:51 -

Optional points of interest:

Background Music switches between 2 royalty free tracks
1. Scandinavian, Viking, Folk Song
Stefan Netsman

2. Royalty Free Music [Celtic Music]: Irish Forests #20

[marloncardoso]

I am simply amazed by how clear and intuitive you made the game for me and my friends, the explanation war superb and the background music and silly takes were such a treat! Thank u so much, 50 minutes of rules that were a joy to listen to haha

[ericcouch]

I tried to watch five different videos on youtube to learn this game and they all lost me because of pace, poor english or various other reasons. This is by far the best. Thank you for teaching me how to play my new game.

[mattforge]

This is a great tutorial, love the close ups to the boards you are referring to. The background music is a nice thematic touch and at the perfect volume.

Keep it up!

[tims]

Thanks! This is the best explanation on Youtube! It helped me a lot!

[rmendonca]

I appreciated your video, just a few observations like animal breeding, cows and sheep if you have a pair of each type and they are non-pregnant you change each one to pregnant side. Another thing is during the scoring phase you thought a bit weird about they put "final income" to calculate, at the first moment I didn't understand what it was while reading the manual, but it makes sense if you look at your highest income spaces (number 18) out of the squares on your homeboard, its the amount of income you gathered.

[lizzygav]

Thanks for this video. It was exactly what I needed to understand the game fully. Awesome job!

[the_luggage]

"Or not really quick"" made me laugh! Great job, thank you!!

[Robbulous]

Great video! Subscribed and looking forward to more. :)

[DustinTigner]

Fantastic tutorial. Thanks so much for your help. :)

[OnlyKaerius]

The "thing"(or ting) is basically the viking version of a council or parliament.

[TheFilipFonky]

About the "flip islands and place silver" tile.. I understand that you flip the island and it becomes a different one, but what does "place silver" mean? I put silver coins on the island? Where?

[rosenkazakov]

The lowest uncovered income value, not highest. This wouldn't make any sense, why would you need to cover the coins value if you get the highest ??