It's 15th century France, the Loire valley. As influential nobles you do your best to lead your duchies to prosperity through careful trade and- stop. Let's be real. No one actually cares about the theme of a game that's...

It's 15th century France, the Loire valley. As influential nobles you do your best to lead your duchies to prosperity through careful trade and- stop. Let's be real. No one actually cares about the theme of a game that's as generic and overplayed as The Castles of Burgundy, right? How does the theme relate to the mechanics of the game? What do the dice even represent? None of that really matters. What you're here for is to see if the dice game version of The Castles of Burgundy is fun to play or not, right?

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