Role Selection is an interview series in which we chat up folks who work, live, and play board games in a variety of ways to learn about the roles in the hobby they’ve chosen. Character Name: Cody Carlson Role:...
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“Surprise! The threat to Innistrad is Emrakul!” said no one who pays attention to Magic: the Gathering’s storytelling narrative. As a long, long, long term fan of the game, I have to admit that I’ve developed a very love-hate relationship...
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Insta-Impressions are a series of raw initial observations about games over on our Instagram account. Not intended to be highly complex or nearly as comprehensive as our standard reviews, these offer up visually fun and timely feedback of games hitting...
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You are more likely to see a sheep on the cover of a board game box than you are to see a group of women. No, seriously. A few days ago, I read Gil Hova’s article on representation in games....
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As part of our June Spotlight on Millennium Blades, we strive to inform the readers of little extra tidbits surrounding the game. Games are made by people, and one of those tidbits we enjoy is learning a little bit more...
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Insta-Impressions are a series of raw initial observations about games over on our Instagram account. Not intended to be highly complex or nearly as comprehensive as our standard reviews, these offer up visually fun and timely feedback of games hitting...
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There’s a debate that always happens whenever the lottery starts creeping up into stupid amounts of winnable cash: if you happened to win, would you rather take the lump sum payout or have it distributed out over a number of...
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Role Selection is an interview series in which we chat up folks who work, live and play board games to learn about the gaming roles they’ve chosen. Character Names: Kimberly Bullock, Kevin Craine, Mike Taylor Role: Convention Organizers, Granite...
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Humans have an innate desire for pattern completion. From our earliest days of survival to the epitome of first world issues, we as a species have developed and held on to the skill of recognizing patterns. Over the centuries it...
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For a non-tournament player, I have only a slightly more than passing interest in what each of the four primary formats are up to. Even then, my focus usually only pertains to banned & restricted card announcements, how new supplemental cards...
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