Think of a secret word that is hard to crack, or be the first to find the secret word of others!

Jeff Bourbeau, our correspondent at large, is at GenCon bringing us the buzz. Unfortunately he has been experiencing some technical difficulties, so all we have for today are these transcribed messages. 

The recent announcement of the completion of the Century trilogy in Golem form had me returning to this gorgeous production and I was impressed with how much play this still has to it.  

Rhino rampages through the streets of New York, Klaw peddles illegal weapons to the world’s most dangerous criminals, Ultron threatens nuclear annihilation. The world needs champions to stop these villains! Are you up to the task?

This is a series of articles looking at the individual scenarios of Arkham Horror, starting with the Dunwich Legacy expansion. These will be my impressions after playing through the scenario at least once and will be focusing on the mechanics and how those reinforce the story elements of a given scenario. These articles will contain extensive spoilers and assume a familiarity with the terms and mechanics of the game. Please do not read on if you have not played the scenario in the title yet. Still here? Excellent let’s go.

Something that consistently surprises me about the tabletop hobby is how divisive miniatures seem to be. Some of the reasons people are opposed to miniatures in a game seem sensible enough; sometimes they lack the inclination to paint them (which I will address later on). Often it is felt that they drive the price of a game up past what is considered reasonable to many people, and it can be difficult to argue with that – especially when we consider how expensive games are becoming. Cost is already a huge barrier to entry for many into the hobby. Tabletop...

You arrived too late to stop the loathsome rite, and a monstrous, transdimensional Ancient One tears through reality. An iridescent rift slashes across the darkened skies, heralding the nightmarish creatures that pour into the hallowed buildings of Miskatonic University. As howls and screams cut through the night, there is only one path left for your fearless investigators—hold back the horde long enough to somehow reverse the summoning.

Better than classic.

Let's go racing this Sunday...Sunday...Sunday...(Are we playing five rounds this time? Okay, then another Sunday after that..and the one following)

This episode we are covering Gen Con stuff, how you should and should not ship games and Candy Land's history.