The Village Square: June 25, 2018
And the winner is… We just talked about awards season, and one of the bigger→
Tagged: dungeons and dragons
The Village Square: June 11, 2018
Rest In Peace, Anthony Bourdain. End of the Android: Netrunner Era Fantasy Flight Games announced→
The Village Square: November 16, 2018
Magic: The Partnership WizKids announces a continued partnership with Wizards of the Coast to produce→
The Village Square: June 5, 2017
Isn’t it nice when you receive that game you Kickstarted? I got Tiny Epic Galaxies:→
The Village Square: April 27, 2017
Mensa Select You may never get to join them, but you can play their favorite→
The Village Square: April 18, 2016
The official start of spring was a few weeks ago, but for me it doesn’t→
The Village Square: February 25, 2016
My weekly gaming group was hit with some highs and lows this week: we easily→
The Village Square: October 12, 2015
Hello again, peeps and meeps! I’ve scoured the Internet for these tidbits from the cardboard→
Interview: Artists Valley: Jared Blando
Some things in life go unnoticed unless they’re awful. That’s often the case with board→
Review: The Red Dragon Inn 2
We have all heard the story, and we all know how it goes. The brave heroes→
Wizkids Partners with Wizards of the Coast for Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures
I received the following press release from WizKids: FEBRUARY 07, 2014 (Hillside, NJ) – Adding to the→
Review: Lords of Waterdeep
Dungeons and Dragons is a roleplaying game known for its fantasy basis, with players taking→
Dungeon Rollin’ (A Review of Dungeon Roll)
Dungeoneering is a popular venue for tabletop gaming. Many RPGs, including the famous Dungeons &→
Down in the Depths (A Review of Dungeon)
Role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons are enjoyable because they give you a chance to→
Playing the Character: Not So Flawless (pt 2)
My Apologies for the delay. My current schedule doesn’t really permit a regular time for→
Building Characters: Not So Flawless (pt 1)
When you think of RPGs (and I’m referring here to pen-and-paper roleplaying, not the stats-building→
Finding the Character: What Would Obre Do?
One of the things that makes DnD (and other roleplaying games) so interesting is the→