Review of When the Walls Fall, a dice stacking setting generation game
Having a setting to play in a core part of tabletop RPGs, and that part of the game can be…
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Review of No Thank You, Evil!
I’ve been meaning to play and review No Thank You, Evil! for a long time now, and I finally got…
Review of Luna Uni: Educator Toolkit and Tabletop RPG
This combination of TTRPG and educator toolkit aligns character-focused stories with classroom requirements, giving educators usable content for their students…
Review of Sugar & Spice, a magical girl TTRPG for first time players
Sugar & Spice is a TTRPG system designed for epic powers and teamwork as you face the powers of corruption……
Pixels: cool dice with applications in accessibility
During GenCon, I met with folks from Pixels, a company that makes light up dice… and that sort of fell…
Review of Captain’s Log, a solo-journaling Star Trek TTRPG
As a longtime Trekkie, I was VERY excited to check out Captain’s Log, a solo-journaling Star Trek TTRPG! Whether you…
Review of Bonds Between
Cozy vibes, two players, and plenty of crafting define this beautiful TTRPG about a pair of small, modern day dragons…
Review of The Glitter Grimoire
Glitter Grimoire, Glitter Grimoire, Glitter Grimoire…. after being recommended it a third time, I HAD to check it out! This…
Review of Worlds of Pure Imagination, a solo journaling game for young explorers
In this review, I’ll be taking a look at World of Pure Imagination, a space exploration themed TTRPG that uses…
Review of Archduke’s Manual of Fun, a TTRPG supplement by an awesome group of students!
Today, I’m checking out Archduke’s Manual of Fun, which is an add-on setting full of whismy AND written and illustrated…