A Few Hours to Kill: ‘Mage Knight’ Reviewed
Dec 6, 2012
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The game is more of a mental challenge than fun, so if you like that kind of game then Mage Knight is the game for you.
The game is more of a mental challenge than fun, so if you like that kind of game then Mage Knight is the game for you.
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Jeff shares a video review of the Village and Defensive Line Map Expansion for Frontline General – Spearpoint 1943.
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Dark Rages is a small box expansion to Nightfall, but it has some powerhouse cards packed into it. The world of Nightfall continues to grow adding more and more options without making the game become so complex that it is unplayable.
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A Touch of Evil is a horror game where the players are struggling against various supernatural creatures to defend the town of Shadowbrook. The game is set around 1800 which makes it a bit unique in the vast array of horror games.
Legendary is a great addition to the deck building world of games with a lot of familiar characters and plots to experience if you are a Marvel fan or even just a fan of deck building games. My only criticism’s are the lack of randomizer cards, the layout of the board, and the layout of the rulebook which I thought could use some improvement.
A blast from the past sure to please longtime fans of D&D as well as those new to the hobby.
Jeff reviews the latest edition of the Doctor Who RPG.
