Note: This review pertains to an expansion for Castle Dice and requires the base game to play. We are also assuming that you are familiar with the base game, or at least have read its review. When asked to imagine...
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Magic may be a great game for player counts from two to twenty, but that doesn’t inherently mean that everyone is going to walk away from any given session feeling the same way. Part of that is because the vast...
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At the near end of the Andromeda Galaxy once stood a long and storied civilization whose millennia of benevolent rule kept their part of the universe in relative peace and stability. As part of their activities, the ruling caste of...
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With the release of Shadows Over Innistrad, all sanctioned formats and the group that oversees the Commander format announced their updates to banned and restricted lists as well as any pertinent rules changes. This one is going to be quick,...
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Episode 115 Length: 59:03 Show Links: RSS | iTunes | Stitcher | Download Episode Welcome back to Vox Republica, the Cardboard Republic Podcast! We post new episodes every other Thursday, with each episode being about 45 minutes long. Vox...
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The next in our monthly To Be Played series has been posted. Check it out! We want to know if you’ve played any on our list or what you hope to get to your own table this month.
Welcome back to Monday Magic! The series took a small hiatus during March so that I could focus on our first annual Laurel awards, which I am happy to report went over exceedingly well. In the meantime, though, I’ve also...
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For the third year in a row I went to SaltCon, the largest gaming convention in Utah. As the name implies, I drove up to Salt Lake City, the center of culture and business in Utah…and kept on driving. You...
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The next video in our monthly Haul series has been posted! March was sort of mess around here, a veritable whirlwind of gaming chaos and celebration all at once. One thing we were surprisingly light on though were new games....
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The Cardboard Republic has rolled out the first annual Laurels of the Republic awards, celebrating the best new games released in 2015 for each of the gamer archetypes. What follows are the finalists for one of those groups. Always the...
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