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Who is the greatest modern tabletop designer is a frivolous and unwinnable debate, but were you to undertake such a folly, you wouldn’t be laughed out of the room for introducing the name Uwe Rosenber

In Forest Folk, you play as witchy denizens of the sylvan realm, using magical powers to cultivate an arboreal sanctuary fit for pilgrims to seek enlightenment within. In practical terms, this involve

It starts how all memorable fantasy books should start; with a good map to pore over. Upon opening Fate of the Fellowship’s weighty but not unwieldy box, and letting its rulebook slide upon the table

In Biomos, you are a developing young planet. This game sees you drafting tiles with different geographic features, trying to complete patterns and score points. It’s a simple game with a nice theme a

running the largest live-action roleplaying game in New England for decades. So he’s incredibly tuned in to what players actually want – what’s balanced, what’s fun, what draws people in.” When Robert

Sometimes I really fancy playing something a bit like chess. A game that’s strategic and completely without luck; a two-player puzzle where we can outwit one another. I just don’t want the overwhelmin