Is Abaddon a Good ‘Un? A Review of Toy Vault’s Abaddon
Aug 4, 2012
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Jeff takes on the lightweight mech battle game from Toy Vault, Abaddon.
Jeff takes on the lightweight mech battle game from Toy Vault, Abaddon.
Game Name: Drinking Quest Publisher: Wiseman Innovation Designer: Jason Anarchy Year: 2011 Players: 2 – 4 Ages: 21+ (If you are Drinking) Playing Time: 60
Jeff shares his thoughts about the deck building game Ascension from Gary Games.
Jeff reviews the new Civil War supplement for Marvel Heroic Roleplaying.
House of Spirits is a spooky little card game from Lock ‘n Load Publishing, outside of the regular wargame fare the company produces. It has a lot more under the hood than the small, unobtrusive box would indicate
Jeff tackles the new edition of Thunderbolt Apache Leader from Dan Verssen Games.
Starship Merchants is the soon to be released new title from Toy Vault. This is a space trading game where the object is to put together your own fleet of mining vessels, plunder the richest rocks in the galaxy, and pull in the most cash.
I really didn’t know what to expect when I broke out King of Tokyo for the first time. I knew it was about monsters trashing Tokyo, as in all of the movies that I used to watch during monster week after school on our local ABC affiliate.
Magazine: Ravage US Edition Issue #1 Publisher: CoolMiniOrNot Editor: Kevin Clark Pages: 69 MSRP: $6.99 I’ll say I wasn’t familiar with Ravage before our trip to Origins
The Deadly Seven is a modern horror campaign designed to be run using the Savage Worlds, d20 Modern, or True 20 systems. The Game Master can choose to run the interconnected stories as a campaign or as standalone scenarios within a current group’s ongoing adventuring.
