Bloodstones by Martin Wallace – First Impressions
I had a chance to play Bloodstones, the new Martin Wallace game, on Tabletop Simulator recently and I wanted share my first impressions since I […]
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Teaching Script: Trickerion
Almost two years ago I posted a teaching script for one of my favorite games, Food Chain Magnate. Having a written structure while teaching a […]
A Child’s First Tabletop RPG
I recently decided it was time to try what my son would make of it. So what follows is a three year-old boy’s first RPG experience.
I’m out of space! – Managing my board game collection
I’ve been playing modern board games for well over 15 years at this point, and with each passing year my collection grows. Some years it […]
Cabin-Con V: The Clever Subtitles are All Gone
Another Cabin-Con has come and gone. This is the fifth year where I head up to northern Wisconsin with some friends, sit down in a […]
Cockroach Poker: Review
Every once in awhile I encounter a game that is so simple in its rules that I doubt it will work as well as promised. […]
Going through the stages of Through the Ages – App Review
Through the Ages has been a long time favorite game of mine, but long play time and fiddly components have made it difficult to get […]
Apocalypse World – Islands in the Ocean, Session 1
This past weekend I started MC’ing a group in a game of Apocalypyse World. This isn’t the first time I’ve run Apocalypse world, but as […]
Anachrony – First Impressions
For many board games theme isn’t really that important. There are countless Mediterranean trading simulators and games that could use other themes without affecting gameplay. […]
Giving the Burning Wheel a Spin
Several months ago I managed to put together a group that was willing to dive in to a game of the Burning Wheel. The Burning […]