Guest Writer: Ernie Laurence This article was brought to you by the gift of a review copy, QWERTY and rolling natural 20s. Game Overview: The purpose of Burger Up is to make the most money by the end of the game (when the ingredients run out). You make money by purchasing ingredients (cards) from the market and building burgers based …
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Please don’t misuse this information now…. Back in 1995, two very significant events happened in my life. My best friend and then roommate decided he wanted to dissolve our partnership and have a place to himself, and Scat Records announced that the first four Guided By Voices albums would be issued in a single boxed set (or five, if …
Nasty, Brutish, and Short: Eric Bloat’s Zombie Hack RPG
Sometimes, a little At is all you need. Back in the 80s, I ran the first zombie horror game I’d ever attempted. The genre wasn’t omnipresent at the time, the Romero films were mostly what we had available. I used the Chill RPG from Pacesetter as my base rules. We had fun. I never once imagined a day when there …
Avremier From Here: A Series of Gems for a White Box
http://drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/12971/Mothshade-Concepts David A. Hill presents new worlds to conquer for fans of the original White Box edition of the game. Being a review of the first in David A. Hills “Avremier” series of supplements for Original Fantasy RPG. The creation of fantasy worlds is a tradition among roleplaying enthusiasts as old as the hobby itself. Gygax, Arneson, Bledsaw, and …
Grimm Forest: This little piggy built one heck of a game!
This review is done using a copy purchased by the reviewer. Grimm Forest published by Druid City Games Game Design by Tim Eisner Art by Noah Adelman, Lina Cossette, David Forest Who doesn’t know the tale of the Three Little Pigs? Growing up I remember my mother spinning this old yarn many times, usually involving some kind of tickling or …
Pathfinder: Spiral of Bones
-This article was possible due to the gift of a review copy, QWERTY, and rolling natural 20s. Guest Writer: Ernie Laurence Writer — Crystal Frasier Artist — Tom Garcia Colorist — Morgan Hickman Letterer — Thomas Napolitano Editor — Joe Rybandt and Anthony Marques “Death remains an unexplored frontier.” This is only my second foray into the world of Pathfinder. …
Azul – Picking up the pieces has never been so much fun!
This review is done using a copy purchased by the reviewer. Azul made by Plan B Games Game Design by Michael Kiesling Art Direction by Philippe Guérin I always enjoy my trips back home to Indiana. I often get the opportunity to do a lot of board gaming with my cousin and his friends. The best part is visiting with …
Teri Literco and the Health Benefits of Miniature Wargaming
Teri Literco’s vlogs on miniature wargaming and painting minis have been a boon to those who are just beginning in the hobby or have been interested but haven’t yet taken those first few steps. In a recent new video, Teri talks about the mental health benefits of miniature wargaming. A departure from her usual tutorials, it’s an important subject which …