The ocean has always been a mystical thing to me. The surface can be calm and serene or be moving with powerful waves. You can harness the wind with a sailboat or comb through the stuff that washes up on the shore. Stick your head underwater and you are in
The ancient mountain, the ancestral home of the trolls, rumbles and the tunnels within crumble. The usurping gnomes within have fled, and the trolls heard the heart of the mountain calling, calling them home.
In the Hall of the Mountain King is a tile laying strategy game for 2-5 players,
Seeing the Dungeons and Dragons logo on a box invokes specific feelings and thoughts. For me, I imagine a group of friends sitting around a table with different colored dice, some miniatures strewn around a map, and a dungeon master animatedly describing the story at the end of the table
Every once in a while a game will come along that catches you by surprise. It happens when you least expect it and when you get to experience it for the first time it is jaw dropping, breathtaking, and all at once an amazing experience. Sometimes you can account for
Put forth your queries, use the clues to narrow down choices, make your guesses, and try to decipher the answer before you run out of rounds. You may be thinking of the classic code breaking game Mastermind at this moment, but this review is not about that amazing game. Master
There are a few styles of games that I typically do not enjoy. It is not that these games are bad, but typically I do not gravitate towards entries that make people feel like they are being bullied. I also just do not care for nonsense in board games. What
“Sire! Sire… pant… pant… I have terrible news!”
“Out with it then.”
“Those shady tenants… they… their litter grows more poxed every day, inflicting grave disease on any who tread near!”
“The Nerve! I knew we never should have rented that stupid tow-”
“There’s more m’lord”
“Go on
On my first visit to Las Vegas, I was immediately drawn to the craps table. Being 18, they immediately steered me the other way. When I returned, at the age of 21, the allure of the dice still drew me in. Something about the chips on the table, the camaraderie
