Weekly News 2/20/14 Site News: I wasn’t sure this would actually materialize, but after getting confirmation of it’s approval, it appears that I will be in a panel at PAX East this year! Woah. It’ll be that Friday evening and...
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Greetings all! No articles today, as us CR folks are enjoying a well-deserved long weekend off since it’s a holiday here in the US – though we’ve probably spent at least a portion of it gaming anyway. (Still, those Washington and...
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At first glance, it’s understandable why some people might not find Scoville eye-catching. We get it. It’s about farming. Farming isn’t always the most alluring topic for a game. Still, time after time, games about farming continue to surprise people...
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History is a fascinating field of study. It allows us to connect to our past, to see where we’ve come from and glimpse the lives of all the people who brought us to this point in time. It lets us...
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As part of our February Spotlight on What’s He Building In There?, 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...
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Admit it: at some point in your humdrum life, you wished you had your own secret lair. It’s like a home, except way cooler. You’d get to stock it with exotic pets, rare artifacts, and disposable lackeys to do your...
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Episode 031 Length: 23:22 Subscribe to Show Link: Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We’re back at posting new episodes every Thursday, and each episode will be about 20 – 30 minutes long. This week we...
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Weekly News 2/13/14 Expansions: Never ones to slack off, Fantasy Flight has announced an expansion for Eldritch Horror. Forsaken Lore adds over 200 cards to the original game. War and Peace is an expansion for Archipelago. You can read more...
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You Should Be Playing… Vampire: The Requiem – Blood And Smoke The day sleep gives little peace, but it is a necessity. Once the orb of the sun has dropped beneath the horizon, the waking world slows down and the...
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There’s an often misquoted (and equally misattributed) line by George Santayana that goes, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”. Aside from a well-known rebuttal from Kurt Vonnegut, most people take some stock in what the line alludes...
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