Solforge: fusion

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

It’s fair to say that Disney Lorcana has seen a phenomenal start for a new Trading Card Game. Built on the Disney license, but so much more than just an excuse to print a bunch of awesome Disney artwo

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

Designer: Aaron Dill, Joe Kepler, George Krubski, Sean Sweigart | Publisher: Gale Force Nine Last year I saw the largest board game box I’d ever seen. It was Frosthaven, and it was a gargantuan beast

Reflecting on his varied career at the LEGO Group so far, Wes Talbott tells Blocks Editor Graham E. Hancock about a journey that has taken him from conceptualising Elves to working on dream projects in model design