Review of Familiar Field Trip, a competitive multiplayer TTRPG for mischievous critters
Familiar Field Trip is a tabletop RPG where you play as cute little animals… who are set on causing chaos,…
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Review of 500 Year Old Vampire, a pedagogical game about history… and vampires
What better way could there be to explore centuries of history than through the eyes of someone who doesn’t age?…
Review of Zombieees! In Santa’s Village, a kind of wholesome holiday horror mashup
Zombieees! In Santa’s Village is a rules lite TTRPG by Joie Yong that treads the line between grim and fun,…
Review of A Young Heroes Guide, Creating Your First TTRPG Adventure
I am a big fan of encouraging kids to make their own stories in tabletop RPGs, and Jacob Shelby’s A…
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…
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…