Tabletop Games

Remembering 2025 through the pictures and screenshots I took throughout the year. There’s a lot.

If you’ve been fomenting a drop-style card crafting revolution, this might be the game for you.

We finally got the dragon aerial combat game to the table, and it was an unqualified hit.

Dragons to the left of us, Dread Warriors to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with a dwarf, an elf, a rogue and a barbarian.

This scenario… had an errata. The setup: We’re moderating between two factions of the white furred Algox, the ice speakers and the snow speakers. Two great houses, alike in dignity, etc etc etc. We’ve been in discussions with one of the factions, but they can’t help us while they have this whole… thing… going on. We just want all of them to stop attacking Frosthaven. We got the two leaders to agree to meet in a secret location, and negotiations were going well… they were coming to an agreement that would keep everyone safe, Algox, human, and all the other races. ...

The “Lost Worlds” series of fantasy combat book games is being reprinted? Here in Connecticut? And I’m just finding out about this?

You had one job – bring the HeroQuest board game experience to a videogame. And you did it. You nailed it. Good job!

Our local Malifaux tournament was a chance to play against the best the game has to offer.

Halfway through the quests, we discover the secret of Qwindrak’s transformation…

With Amazon’s “New World” MMO shuttering, can a simple board game provide a new home for its players?