Dragon’s Peak #3 – Artificium and More
I’m back (a little late) for the third week of Dragon’s Peak! In case you’re→
Author: Andrew
Andrew
I love optimization and engine games with tableau builders and card driven ones being my favorite. This usually means medium-heavy euros and medium-light card games.
News Bits: September 29, 2014
This was a great week for me, I finally broke my post Gen Con gaming→
Dragon’s Peak #2 – King’s Pouch and More
Welcome back to the second installment of Dragon’s Peak, the weekly article where I look→
Shelf Wear #4: A Seasoned Look at Race For The Galaxy
It’s been a while since our last installment of Shelf Wear. In fact, we started→
News Bits: September 22, 2014
This week is my first attempt at taking the News Bits is a slightly different→
Dragon’s Peak #1 – The First Look at Games on the Horizon
Welcome to the Dragon’s Peak! In this new weekly post I will be doing my→
News Bits: September 15, 2014
Since I took over the News Bits from FarmerLenny it has been my goal to→
Review: Sail To India
I brought Sail To India to my game group recently and when I pulled it out I→
News Bits: September 8, 2014
Before we get started with the news this week I’d like to take a moment→
News Bits: September 2, 2014
We hope everybody’s Labor day weekend was full of relaxing and gaming! I don’t have→
GC ’14: Asmodee Preview Party – The Builders: Egypt
The were several expansions on display at the Asmodee Play Mania event. One such has→
GC ’14: Asmodee Preview Party – Deus
Aside from Nations: The Dice Game, Deus was probably the game that I was most→
GC ’14: Asmodee Preview Party – Nations: The Dice Game
I have a complicated relationship with dice. They have so much allure: the tactile feel→
The New News Bits: August 25, 2014
Over two years ago FarmerLenny started up a little thing called the New Bits and→
GC ’14: Asmodee Preview Party – Artificium
I mentioned in my previous article about my very first Gen Con experience how I→
Andrew Is Arriving In A Place Called Gen Con
I’ve lived in Indiana for the past eight years and in Indianapolis for the last→
Review: Ascension: Realms Unraveled
Another year, another set of expansions for Ascension. It might be just about enough to make you→
Review: Sultaniya
It seems like palaces are a dime a dozen here in Sultaniya but you’ve got→
Preview: Wanted: The Outlaws
Everyone knew that hiring Tommy “Wildman” Horner was a bit of a gamble. He did→
Why Asmodee Was The Best Publisher At Origins 2014 (And Some Other Thoughts)
Yesterday you got Jason’s perspective on our recent trip to Origins where he did an→
Review: Unita
What would you expect if you opened up a game and found dozens of beautiful dice? You’d→
Review: Eminent Domain: Escalation
Impressive space Fleets have been constructed to explore, settle, and conquer the universe. But before Freedom→
Review: Seasons: Path of Destiny
We might be divided here at the dragon on whether expansions are worthwhile but that’s not going→
Review: Seasons
It snowed last night here in Indiana. That was something that I was not expecting→
Overcoming Inexperience With Enthusiasm (Thoughts on My First Year)
Almost a year ago I wrote my very first board game review. This may not→
Preview: The Ancient World
In a world plagued by terrifying monsters. One hero must rise to provide safe haven→
Review: Voluspa: Order of the Gods
There are some new characters joining the battle for Asgard in the continually unfolding story→
Playtesting in The Ancient World
Ever since I got involved in board gaming I’ve wanted to do two things: design→
Review: Keyflower
The Key series of games has a rich history leading back to 1995 with the→
IndyCon 2014 Recap
IndyCon 2014 has now come and gone, it was a great weekend that one of→
IndyCon 2014: Why Small Conventions Are Great or How I’ll be Spending My Weekend
For the past seven years there’s been one weekend each year where I clear my→
Shelf Wear #2: A Seasoned Look at Ascension
Welcome back for our second article in the new Shelf Wear series. For those that→