So what campaign elements would I want to put into my campaign roll and write idea? I want it to feel like there is progression without too much weight.
April starts slow with my gaming, but it picked up pace. See where I am on my goal to getting 365 plays done in the year.
You own too many games, you know what you want to get rid of, how do you sell board games?
I want to design a campaign roll and write game where you progress. So what theme am I picking, odd spot to start, but where I did.
More Paper Dungeons is hitting the table. Join me, I think, for a few Mondays coming up as I play through the campaign.
What, as an investor in a crowdfunding project am I owed? Going off of a video from Quackalope, I put in my two cents worth on what I expect.
The classic game Ra by Reiner Knizia of auctioning is being brought back into print in a new version from 25th Century Games. Is it a Back or Brick?
Time to chat about GenCon events and play some Village Green solo. Is it a good solo game, it is okay, but how could it be better?
Which is better for your board games? Do you prefer to have miniatures or standees, which make a game more enjoyable to play?
Shipping costs are high, and in general all costs are for Crowdfunding games. What can companies do to offer value without always breaking the bank?