Game Master Advice and Savage Insight
A few years ago, I did a blog post about using paper minis in your game as an affordable and creative alternative to the more expensive and bulky traditional minis. I've had a few people ask for more information on the subject, so I decided to revisit this subject with some of the additional resources... Continue Reading →
I love board games. I really, really do! I also love Halloween. The time from mid September through mid November in general is my favorite time of year. I love the changing leaves, the cooler nights and Halloween. I have passed my love of board games and Halloween to my daughter (less so the board games,... Continue Reading →
When you look back at your fond childhood memories, what is the one cartoon that stands out the most; other than Looney Tunes? I would say The Littles and Rescue Rangers from my pre-tween days. One that I remember seeing when I was a kid and that my own kids watched (and my Daughter who... Continue Reading →
This is a follow up to my “Setting the Mood in Your Games”. I like using music and props to help set the mood and enhance the look and feel of gameplay. I’m also a big fan of doing this as inexpensively as possible! UPDATE: I have some additional resources right over HERE! Most of... Continue Reading →
So, a few weeks ago, I had a post about some games families can play over the holiday break. I had a few people ask about what other games are out there that encourage cooperation over competition. So, here is my attempt at just that! This will have a few games that are duplicated from... Continue Reading →
Christmas just past and all the little ones are playing with all their new toys. There is also a slew of gift cards to use up as well. The kids want to use them on the latest video game or to get the electronic toy. What about getting a board game? I’m not talking about... Continue Reading →
Role Player's Imaginarium 