Critical Role: Heroes of Exandria will arrive March 7th, 2025 with its pre-release on February 28th. A part of the 10th anniversary of Critical Role, Heroes of Exandria is a complete set for the UniVersus CCG and included two starter decks. For more details check the original announcement here.
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As a father, I want nothing more for my kids than for them to grow up and be into board games and to play with me forever. Maybe a few other things, but that’s definitely up there. The problem is all the waiting for them to be old enough
In 2023 Fantasy Flight Games surprised everyone with the first Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game. Built on the massively popular Star Realms formula, the game offered a fast and simple way to have a Star Wars battle on the tabletop. This new edition is the same game but set in
Free League Publishing’s next book for The One Ring RPG and its 5E counterpart is all about the elves. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about them Realms of the Three Rings and its 5E counterpart Keepers of the Elven-rings have everything you need:
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Pathfinder Second Edition is adding two more classes to the roster and is giving players a chance to test out the new necromancer and runesmith.
Announced via a pre-recorded stream last Wednesday, December 4th, today marks the beginning of Paizo’s latest Pathfinder Second Edition class playtest. This playtest, which
A physical version of Gwent is coming to store in 2025 by No Loading Games. This popular card game from the Witcher universe is fun enough to ignore the main quest for hours:
After a decade in the making, the iconic card game from The Witcher universe is finally coming
Popular gaming personalities Shut Up and Sit Down are joining with Play to Z for a new line of games. Hoping to help you find the next great game for you they are looking to create new games and bring back old out of print classics:
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I have rather stringent rules for when I choose to sleeve one of my games, and as a result, I can count on one hand the number of games in my 80+ game collection that are sleeved. Pretty much, a game’s got to require a lot of shuffling decks
