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Caverna: The Forgotten Folk

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Caverna: The Forgotten FolkIn Caverna: The Forgotten Folk, publisher Lookout Games have created asymmetrical player powers to the base game. You know Caverna, the sequel of sorts to Uwe Rosenberg's farming smash hit, Agricola. Caverna is a worker placement game where you manage a family of cave dwarves. On one half of your plot of land you'll try to build a blossoming farm grow crops and breed animals. On the other, you'll try to dig a cave network, build mines and furnish cave

In Caverna: The Forgotten Folk, publisher Lookout Games have created asymmetrical player powers to the base game. You know Caverna, the sequel of sorts to Uwe Rosenberg's farming smash hit, Agricola. Caverna is a worker placement game where you manage a family of cave dwarves. On one half of your plot of land you'll try to build a blossoming farm - grow crops and breed animals. On the other, you'll try to dig a cave network, build mines and furnish cave dwellings. What comes in Caverna: The Forgotten Folk, then? Well, you can substitute out the 'dwarves' part of it, for starters! Here you can play as one of eight different fantastical races. Each has their own asymmetrical offerings. All species, no matter which on you pick, have special advantages or disadvantages. Each race also has four unique rooms ('furnishings' that you can place inside your cave). These enter the game instead of the some of the rooms in base-Caverna. The races you can play as are:- Humans - they prefer farming over caving. You can 'overhang' farm tiles off your mat, but when caving, you can only place single cave tiles. They don't lose points for empty spaces in their cave.- Elves - also prefer farming. They can plant and keep animals without clearing the forest. They love sunlight, so can't cave unless they pay rubies. - Pale Ones - in many ways, the opposite to Humans! They prefer caving over farming. They can visit worker placement mining spots that are already occupied. Their cave tiles can overhang. And they can sow mushrooms in their caves!- Mountain Dwarves - also prefer caving. They're not as interested in farming, but they can swap wood resource payments for stone or ore, instead.- Trolls - due to their big sacks, Trolls get more loot when they go on adventures! But they have to pay more food during each harvest. Lucky that they can eat dogs, sheep and donkeys, then...- Dark Elves - come with Goblins, who they can place out when they go on adventures of 10 or more. They also locate more rubies in their mines.- Cave Goblins - these guys are clumsy (picking up less goods). They're incompetent (they go last in turn order). But you get lots of them, so can you make the extra numbers count?- Silicoids - these rock creatures eat stone instead of food! Each time you build furnishings you get stone discounts. You can also convert food into points and then points into stone each turn. Player Count: 1-7 PlayersTime: 30-210 minutesAge: 12+

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N McKinney
Omaha, US
★★★★★ 3
Good But
Format: Kindle
A little disjointed at times, at least to me. This was about Lila (omega woman) and Harrison, Wesley and River (alpha males). The main characters were likeable, as was Lila's friend, Wendy. Lila finally wised up and left the alpha she had been with for a couple of years because he was an a-hole, who treated and used her horribly. She knew some, if not all, of the guys from college if I remember correctly. The guys had been looking for an omega to bond with for some time. When Lila saw Harrison again, the other two guys were out on a date with another omega but Harrison refused to go because he didn't like her. He saw Lila again and knew she was the omega they had been searching for. However, it wasn't easy for them to convince Lila of that because of the way her ex-alpha treated her. The sex was hot. There was one inconsistency. I could almost swear that when Lila first saw Harrison again, she told her best friend, Wendy, that Harrison was the lead for his pack. Then later on when she's spending time with River, she thinks he is the pack's lead. Maybe I read something incorrectly. All in all, a good story.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026
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bcgr
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Sweet read
Format: Kindle
A sweet steamy read of an omega who finds her worth and finds the guys that are willing to show her. The story had lovable characters with low angst and a HEA.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025
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brenda byes-justin
Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
knotty book 1
Format: Kindle
Super enjoyable! What a horrible ex. Was glad to see the back of him, I was hoping I would get to see him suffer a whole lot more.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2025
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Joseph Falgoust
Phoenix, US
★★★★★ 5
Short and sweet
Format: Kindle
Beautifully written, I was worried when it was labelled as a novella at the start, really used to those missing info and jumping forward to complete the story or not having complete character growth, not to worry! Author gave enough time to fall in love (and hate) with everyone, can't wait to read Wendy's story I feel like she will be the badass we all love!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025
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A. Nelson
Carnegie, US
★★★★★ 3
Likeable characters, but only 75% complete story
Format: Kindle
I really liked the characters introduced, but the author didn’t fully conceptualize everything. We know Lila works long hours, but despite being a college graduate we never learn anything about what she does, where she works, how much she gets paid, etc. For an omega who seemed to be able to support herself, that seemed an unusual oversight. We learn absolutely nothing about what she wants in life, either. Is she just surviving the post-college life struggle or working up to her dream job? Fiona the flamingo had more detail than some of the main characters, but she was 10/10 as good as Wendy for a side character. — spoilers ahead —- Separately, some of the plot details were contradictory, or just missing. On one page Lila and Larry were together for 18 months, on another it was 4 years. When did she even move in with him? What did she do while he was gaming? How long were she and Wendy friends for Lila to trust her like that but not know much about her? And why didn’t Lila’s alphas sue Larry to reduce Lila’s debt? Shopping seemed a weird choice pamper her without knowing more about Lila’s debt and plans to reduce it. And her alphas never even ask anything about her job, but she’s The One. Such a frustrating relationship plot hole. We never even learn anything about the alphas’ families or what they want in life either. I wish the author had written about 30 more pages fleshing out the details and showing how the alphas were just as in love with Lila’s personality as they were with her scent and body. Loved the concept, but I still feel like I read 3/4 of a book.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025

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