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  1. Seven-Part Pact

    (Header image is a sketch from Justine Jones for shared in 7pp’s kickstarter) This review was written by Robinson, good friend of the blog.

  2. Pathfinder 2e (Adventure Paths)

    (Header image by Irina Iriser on Unsplash) Pathfinder 2e is probably the easiest way to run a consistent weekly game.

  3. Prince of Hounds

    (Header image is Captain Flint from Disney’s Treasure Planet) If I were to play for you, back to back, One O’Clock Jump by Count Basie then Caravan by Duke Ellington, could you tell me which is harder to play?

  4. I am not sure if this game is supposed to be a serious game.

  5. One-Shot Winners

    (Header image from Zachary Kadolph on Unsplash) “What games are good for one-shots?”

  6. Before the Bog God

    (Header image from Ben Griffiths on Unsplash) The Recommendation I think this is a must-own game.

  7. Songbirds 3e

    (Header image by Alexandr Rusnac on Unsplash) Everything Everywhere All At Once is my favorite film.

  8. The Hourglass Sings

    “The conversation that you have with the other players and with the rules create a story that couldn’t have existed in your head alone.” – Avery Alder, Monsterhearts 2 I think the reason many of us cling to dice in RPGs is so we can ensure the story is fl…

  9. WYRM

    (Header art is a Legend of Zelda illustration for Nintendo Power from Katsuya Terada) HEROISM.

  10. Royal Blood

    Look.

  11. (Photo by Avi Werde on Unsplash) Before we start, I want to note that Delta Green inherently is a game where you engage as armed operatives of the United States government.

  12. The Milk Awards

    (Photo by Anita Jankovic on Unsplash) Hello and welcome one and all to the 2026 Milk Awards: Known far and wide like the rising tide, here to there like the county fair, from your basement to your game store, you’ve heard it all before.

  13. Gus the Dragon

    (Header image by Daisy D on Unsplash) Gus the Dragon is a simple GMless game for up to three players written by an up-and-coming designer I often have the pleasure of collaborating with.