James van Tonningen



Galileo was one of the forerunners of modern astronomy. He made dozens of discoveries and inventions related to the science, as well as physics in general. His observations led him to firmly believe in Heliocentrism, that the Sun was the center of the solar system. This idea was radical for
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Mirror City is under siege. Not by gangs or an army, but by corporate interests. As a hacker with a subway pass, you take on jobs to bolster the local power brokers while hacking the corpo’s systems. You’re not doing this for charity, though. In Mirror City, a
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One of my favorite family memories is playing Scrabble with my grandma, who played far too much Scrabble. She was the kind of lady who played Scrabble with mostly 2 letter words that sounded made up, but were worth tons of points. My dad on the other hand, played Scrabble
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In the far future, who knows how far, someone figured out time travel, and went back to the 1800s to see what the Wild West was really like. And they brought all of the modern comforts: phones, tablets, robots, and portable nuclear reactors. No one really knows what the Traveller
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The oldest school of war-games.
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Let the pizza fight begin!
by James van Tonningen
In 2019, Stonemeier Games released Wingspan. Wingspan was an event in board gaming, selling over 1.4 million copies over the course of its first 3 years, meaning most people in the board game scene have at least heard of the game. More and more have played it, dropped its
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Cars roar across the blasted wasteland and broken highways. The retort of heavy calibur gunfire rings across the salt-wastes. The greatest, and only, entertainment in the post apocalypse is the Thunder Road Rally, a last man standing race across the blasted desert. If you wanna win this thing, you gotta
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