Iron Edda: War of Metal and Bone is an ambitious project. At its most basic, it is a new RPG game designed around the Fate Core system and is currently being run over on Kickstarter. But, with over twenty stretch...
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It’s an undeniable (albeit hard to accept) truth, that the more complicated a game is, the higher the learning curve for it will be. Even if the rules to a game were transmitted via some sort of osmosis, it doesn’t...
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Back in Guildpact, something was added to the game that hadn’t been seen before or since. First regarded as R&D filling a new territory check box, and then a bit later as a novelty, these cards have continued to be...
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Long before formalized college programs and modernly regulated trade work, people still sought to provide valuable life skills for their children. In the days prior to general schooling, it was a parent’s wish that their children would make a mark...
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Episode 028 Length: 30:34 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. Choosing a crowdfunding...
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Weekly News 1/23/14 Expansions: Fantasy Flight is . . . wait, you know what. Nope. This is what FF is up to. That’s a link to their news feed, which is updated about 12,458 times a day whenever a new...
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Keeping things on the battlefield has always been the desirable thing. This truism hasn’t changed since the beginning. And having creatures stick around when someone tries to destroy them? Well, that causes a two-fold effect. First, it’s incredibly advantageous to...
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The klaxons are buzzing, the fans filing into their seats, and the pilots are undoubtedly making their last-minute warmup checks. Oh yes, the crowd is ready. Hold on to your hats – it’s time for some Inzeption! Inzeption. You know,...
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“Stand your ground. Don’t fire unless fired upon. But if they want a war, let it begin here.” – Captain John Parker. Lexington, Massachusetts. April 19, 1775. The Premise The American Colonies, tired of unfair treatment under English rule,...
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Weekly News 1/17/14 New Games: Zombies Keep Out!, from Privateer Press, is due on shelves in April. Players are goblin inventors toiling away in their workshop when the zombie apocalypse occurs. Using only the mishmash of materials they have at...
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