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Kobold Press & Mirrorscape announce collaboration to bring Tales of the Valiant and other titles to augmented reality

Check out the latest collaboration that Mirrorscape has added to its arsenal. Also, stay tuned for GamingTrend’s upcoming preview about the Mirrorscape platform. LOS ANGELES, Calif. – (Nov. 15, 2023)

By Dan Hinkin

/ 17 Nov 2023

Kobold Press & Mirrorscape announce collaboration to bring Tales of the Valiant and other titles to augmented reality

Candela Obscura from the minds behind Critical Role now available

Critical Role just released Candela Obscura in standard and beautiful special edition hardcovers. Read on for more details about the game and stay tuned to GamingTrend for our full review

By Mark Julian

/ 15 Nov 2023

Candela Obscura from the minds behind Critical Role now available

Marvel Nexus FREE to celebrate first adventure of Marvel Multiverse RPG

The Marvel Nexus digital companion to the Marvel Multiverse RPG is free to use for a limited time. Check out our review of the core book while you dive into

By Mark Julian

/ 15 Nov 2023

Marvel Nexus FREE to celebrate first adventure of Marvel Multiverse RPG

Critical Role: Bells Hells – What Doesn’t Break is coming to shelves in Summer 2024

News today from Random House is that a new prequel novel within the Critical Role universe is going to be released on July 24, 2024 and will be titled: “Critical

By Samuel Pair

/ 15 Nov 2023

Critical Role: Bells Hells – What Doesn’t Break is coming to shelves in Summer 2024

Monarchs of Camelot Preview — Post-Arthurian Legend

King Arthur has been slain by Mordred, and the Empire of Britain is leaderless. His old companions and advisors all have designs for that throne. You play as one of

By James van Tonningen

/ 15 Nov 2023

Monarchs of Camelot Preview — Post-Arthurian Legend

Magic: The Gathering Tales of Middle-earth Scene Boxes — A great gift or a bad buy?

With the holidays approaching, Wizards of the Coast has created a new product for their holiday releases of Tales of Middle-earth. This year Wizards of the Coast has introduced four

By Chris Wyman

/ 13 Nov 2023

Magic: The Gathering Tales of Middle-earth Scene Boxes — A great gift or a bad buy?

Top 10 cards in Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn starter decks

The Rise of the Floodborn starter decks are packed with great new cards to usher in Chapter 2 of Lorcana. Some of the cards are standouts within the decks and

By Mark Julian

/ 13 Nov 2023

Top 10 cards in Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn starter decks

Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn starter decks review — A wave of new cards to discover

Chapter two of Disney Lorcana has arrived and with it come two brand new starter decks. The chapter is titled Rise of the Floodborn and features a wave of never

By Mark Julian

/ 13 Nov 2023

Lorcana: Rise of the Floodborn starter decks review — A wave of new cards to discover

Quest’s End Paladin whiskey sales re-open November 15th (with a slight twist)

When our very own tabletop Editor in Chief, Mike Dunn, sat down to talk with Matthew Lillard about his latest collaborative venture, we were introduced to a new adventure that

By Cassie Peterson

/ 10 Nov 2023

Quest’s End Paladin whiskey sales re-open November 15th (with a slight twist)

Big Boss review — More like boredroom

Playing Big Boss for review has been the board game version of going to colonial Williamsburg or any other historical reenactment. I’ve been helping Mike get plays of the

By Nick Dubs

/ 10 Nov 2023

Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game

Say what you will about crowdfunding, it has really helped drag board game production out of the stone age of beige spreadsheets into something that looks professional and doesn’t

By Nick Dubs

/ 10 Nov 2023

Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game

La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once

On paper, La Famiglia has all the makings for a home run. Just looking at the companies involved, it’s another Feuerland/ Capstone import, the combo that brought us the

By Nick Dubs

/ 10 Nov 2023

La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once

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