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Matt Carlson: Review of The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

In The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era, players take on the role of adventurers travelling across the world in search of adventure. Over a series of three sessions, players increase in power, eventually gaining enough strength to engage … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2024 – Chip Theory and Cephalofair

Today we put two big box retailers (the boxes to their games are big) into one big box article. Cephalofair was showing up the latest of their upcoming Gloomhaven RPG and they had a small side table showing off their … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2024 – Slugfest & GameWright

To double your posting value, I’ll be combining publishers as I write up the convention. Today, it’s SlugWright or GameFest – I’m going with SlugWright… Gamewright  Sushi GO! 10th Anniversary Edition A special 10th Anniversary edition of the popular drafting … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2024 – Wizkids Tales, Trails, and minis

Wizkids was back with their chimera of a booth showing off the latest in boardgames and miniatures. Tales of the Arthurian Knights A sequel to the narrative-driven Tales of the Arabian Nights, Arthurian Knights once again has players exploring a … Continue reading

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Matt Carlson: First Impressions of Euthia: Torment of Resurrection

If there are any Holy Grails in the boardgaming world, it is to find the perfect civilization-building boardgame and the perfect dungeon-crawl/RPG boardgame. Euthia has nothing to do with civilization-building but is a worthy attempt at an RPG style adventure … Continue reading

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Matt Carlson: Gen Con 2021 – RPGs

Gen Con started out in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin a little over 50 years ago. It focused on wargames until the mid 70’s when the first tabletop role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons, came onto the scene, quickly overtaking prominence at the … Continue reading

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