Richard garfield

I think it’s fair to say that the vast majority of Trading Card Games that see success nowadays see it, at least in part, because of a strong license. Sure, Magic: the Gathering has been going strong

Daggerheart as a name, is one of those really epic sounding oxymorons. DAGGER, lovely and mysterious, a bit threatening, a dash of danger and intrigue, combined with HEART, associated with love, hope

I can’t say I’ve often thought about how a board game is marketed to me. Of course, it must work - my cupboard stacked full of titles certainly suggests that someone was able to hit me with their well

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In true British fashion, it all begins with Tea. Let’s go back to the 1960s – the age of flower power, civil movements, and some rather famous music. The Brooke Bond Tea Company, who you’ll know from