Zombies!!! Tiles!!! Exclamation Points!!!
Rule 1 of tabletop gaming: never believe the suggested play times. Games always take longer than you think. This is true for games everyone is Continue Reading
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DC Deck Building: Teen Titans
The first game was over before it really began. By the third round of DC Deck-Building Game: Teen Titans, my SO had picked up Shimmer, a four-cost villain Continue Reading
Board game round-up: quick and breezy edition
Weekly board game nights at my local game shop have greatly expanded my repertoire of light and breezy tabletop games. With a library of hundreds Continue Reading
Archer the Board Game: The Confusion Zone
A few months ago my wife was in our FLGS and saw Archer: the Board Game. “This looks awesome,” she said. She figured that since we Continue Reading
DC Deck Building Game: Forever Evil
Like many people my age, I collected GI Joe action figures as a kid. What set my collection apart was that it consisted entirely of Continue Reading
My new favorite card game: Hanabi
I am not as big into board games as some – but I’ve picked a few favorites to play with my friends, and Hanabi quickly Continue Reading
Cards, Cards, Cards!
This holiday season, spend some time with family and friends with these down and dirty (and really dirty, in the case of Cards Against Humanity) Continue Reading
Tabletop: Game On!
Grab your favorite board game, warm up your dice, and watch out for owlbears in Wil Wheaton’s internet show. There are two things I love Continue Reading
13A Hack: Player Driven Relationship Rolls
The 13th Age core book details three main uses for Icon relationship dice: rolling at the start of every session for improvisational guides, rolling for Continue Reading
13th Age Contest: The White and the Wizard King
I only recently discovered the Iconic Podcast, a show dedicated to my favorite edition of D&D: 13th Age. Not only do they interview the big players in the 13th Age Continue Reading
Guillotine: Decapitation for Fun and Profit
A few weeks ago I blogged about Lunch Money, a favorite card game of mine and one of the single-deck games that weaned me from my Magic: the Continue Reading
Review: Lunch Money
Lunch Money taps into that inner Catholic schoolgirl revenge fantasy inside all of us… My progression with cards and card games was mostly an economic one. Continue Reading
Review: DC Deck-Building Game
It’s Aquaman’s time to shine! “Fuck you, Green Arrow.” Not gonna lie; I uttered this phrase more than once on a recent game night, where Continue Reading
13th Age Monsters – The Evil Party
13th Age Monsters – The Evil Party! Last week I talked about an encounter that Jon and I worked on together in 13th Age – Continue Reading
Tsuro of the Seas: A game of treacherous waters
Last week I gushed about what I think is probably the best board game out there: Tsuro. When I heard about it’s successor, (shamefully I Continue Reading
Tsuro: The Game of the Path
If there is such a thing as the perfect board game, then Tsuro is it. Tsuro: The game of the path has beautiful artwork, rules Continue Reading
Learned Lesson – Day 28 D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop
This is the final day of the of d20 Dark Ages’ D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop Challenge! Based off of the challenge’s prompts I will be sharing Continue Reading
Doing It Over Again – Day 27 D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop
This is day 27 of the of d20 Dark Ages’ D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop Challenge! Based off of the challenge’s prompts I will be sharing personal Continue Reading
First Gaming Group – Day 26 D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop
This is day 26 of the of d20 Dark Ages’ D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop Challenge! Based off of the challenge’s prompts I will be sharing personal Continue Reading
Longest Group – Day 25 D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop
This is day 25 of the of d20 Dark Ages’ D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop Challenge! Based off of the challenge’s prompts I will be sharing personal Continue Reading
D&D Movie – Day 24 D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop
This is day 24 of the of d20 Dark Ages’ D&D 40th Anniversary Blog Hop Challenge! Based off of the challenge’s prompts I will be sharing personal Continue Reading