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Review of: The Long Road Home, what happens after the quest is over?

Review of The Long Road Home, an epic storytelling game

The Long Road Home is a role-playing story game that’s framed as you and your fellow adventurers regaling eachother with the tales of your completed adventure as you take your lengthy trip back to the start. You create the story of your ups and downs, epic moments and troubling trials, and how you all overcame the great evil you set out to contest.

Review of CATS by Minakie Games

CATS is a micro RPG that’s great for any age and that is easy for new and young players to jump into. Find out what the game is all about and get ready to get into some feline mischief!

Review of What I did on my Summer Holidays

This one-pagers TTRPG is a fun premise with a rules-lite system that can work GREAT for young players… and it’s a wonderful game for during or just after the summer holidays! Check it out here!

Review of Penelope Half-Pint Makes a Friend

Penelope Half-Pint Makes a Friend is a children’s picture and storybook about Penelope Half-Pint, a character who you may recognize from the Heroes of the Vale D&D show and from the Idle Champions game! It’s written by Penelope’s creator and actor, Hope LeVelle, and it comes with a great message about meeting others with an open heart.

Review of The Kid's Table D&D AP Season 1

Review of The Kid’s Table D&D podcast season 1

If you’re looking for epic adventures, a podcast for your kids with players their own age, and a great walkthrough of how to play the game, check out the review here to get the scoop on The Kid’s Table D&D podcast!

Review of Yeld! 2nd Edition

Yeld! 2e was recently released by Yeld Suff, and, in this article, I’m checking out the changes from the first edition to now! There’s LOTS of updates from mechanics explinations/clarifications to massive lore drops to all kinds of new content, so read on below!

Review of Venture Society by 9th Level Games

Venture Society is a TTRPG designed for young players that teaches about empathy and social skills while on a fun non-violent adventure! I had the opportunity to GM the pre-release demo at Origins Game Fair with an awesome little adventurer and his family, and I got to speak with the game’s creators about their goals with the game. Here’s my take, and I hope you enjoy this preview!

Review of The Bodhana Group’s Branch Riders!

Branch Riders is a TTRPG designed by a therapeutic gaming non-profit, The Bodhana Group, that aims to facilitate teamwork, creative problem solving, and development of other core player skills while providing a fun and easy to interact with adventure spanning any genre so everyone can play the character they want! See what’s up with their latest project, Branch Riders, here!

Review of A Gourmand’s Guide to Gastromancy

Veggies monsters, living gummy bears, foodie magic, and more! A Gourmand’s Guide to Gstromancy is a recipe for fun adventures and for coming together with friends and family around game table.

Review of Burn 2d6

Burn 2d6 shows that there are lots of ways to make a 2d6 system interesting and engaging, and it includes four totally different pulp action settings to outfit to the type of genre you want to explore! Check it out here, and happy gaming!