Value. Value is largely subjective by nature- each of us places value on things to varying degrees and often the value we ascribe to those things in turn varies from person to person. Furthermore, one individual can find boundless value from a thing while another sees no value whatsoever in
One of the original high powered magical artifacts dating back to first edition Dungeons & Dragons, The Deck of Many Things has long been a favorite of players and Dungeon Masters alike. This Novemeber it finally gets the deluxe treatment, with not only a triple-sized deck expanded with 44 new
Sometimes a game really starts to come together once the perfect theme is discovered, and for Sabrina Culyba that moment came after a trip to the aquarium. Diatoms may have one of the most intriguing themes we’ve seen in a game as a result, with players collecting microscopic algae
Matthew Lillard has been making a name for himself outside of Hollywood for a while now with Beadle & Grimm’s high-end D&D products, and his next collaborative venture is another line of boutique gaming culture products: Quest’s End Whiskey. Matthew took some time with us last
Earlier this month, Stonemaier Games announced their next game release, a totally new property by first-time designer Connie Vogelmann: Apiary. A 1-5 player competitive worker-placement game about spacefaring bees from the future? To say that the tabletop community was abuzz about it would be an understatement (and a not-so-clever pun)
On October 17th, Dungeons & Dragons finally wraps up their multi-year multi-versal romp through the various iconic settings that have been a part of the game since, well, the eighties with Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse! (Can’t really say since the beginning because OG setting Greyhawk is nowhere to
There’s quite a few things you could say about Gen Con this year, but the one thing everyone can agree on was that it was the biggest it’s ever been. Over 70,000 people attended this year, just edging out the attendance of 2019. Gen Con is BACK
It’s been a while since Dungeons & Dragons made an official appearance at Gen Con, and while this year it wasn’t a very loud or splashy presence, Jeremy Crawford, Greg Tito, and a small crew held court in a private room in Lucas Oil Stadium. I got to
