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There’s been a glut of popular media featuring fight-to-the-death style scenarios in recent years. Alice in Borderland, The Hunger Games, Squid Game – stories of normal people being thrust into life-o
For miniature gamers of a certain age, it’s likely their first experience of miniature gaming was receiving a copy of HeroQuest under the Christmas tree in the early 1990s. HeroQuest’s thrilling tale
It’s hard being a Dungeon Master. In an ideal world, you’d spend a few hours before every roleplaying session creating encounters that will thrill your players, as part of a devilishly plotted overall
The SAS (Special Air Service) make routine use of sleep-deprivation exercises in their selection process, and these often feature in later training. Hallucinations during such exercises are very commo
While tabletop gaming has changed a lot in recent years, one element of the hobby has proved refreshingly enduring. Dungeon crawlers are still with us – a hold-over from an era when game night meant c
Doomsong describes itself as “a Roleplay Macabre set in a world on the cusp of a Biblical apocalypse.” It’s dark, it’s filled with death and there’s a range of nasty traitor gods who want to use you f