Heroes of Graxia
Heroes of Graxia contains dozens of unique cards, as well as miniatures, in a non-CCG deck-building game. Obtain for your […]
Heroes of Graxia contains dozens of unique cards, as well as miniatures, in a non-CCG deck-building game. Obtain for your […]
Thunderstone returns with all new monsters, heroes, equipment, and now… traps! Thunderstone brought dungeon crawling to the deck-building game genre,
Twilight Imperium, by Fantasy Flight Games, has the reputation of being something of an epic. I have now played it three times and feel qualified to offer some comments. I’ve never won it, mind you.
If you have been playing games and you pay any attention to the names of the people who write them,
At it’s heart (?), Vade Mecum is a fairly standard RPG companion/expansion book, and is well suited to those who got their feet (or pseudopods) wet with the main CthulhuTech book, decided they liked it and wanted to go deeper into the game world.
There’s a lot one could say on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the birth of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, but the difficulty comes in finding something to say that others — or oneself — haven’t already said on similar occasions in the past. In some sense, that’s a testament to the huge debt we all owe the Old Gent: almost anything we say about him has already been said many times before, probably more eloquently and more originally than anything we can possibly say ourselves.
By Jonathan Drain If you’re following the RSS feed, you may have missed Monday and Tuesday’s free D&D PDF giveways
By Guy Mullarkey As previous reviews of mine will attest to, I am becoming a real fan of the Z-Man
They’ve mentioned it before, but in case you’ve forgotten, the Pathfinder Chronicler fan fiction contest is in full swing! There’s
D20 Source Dungeons & Dragons Blog has teamed up with The Le Games to give away a D&D PDF every