DLC!

Which game has the most sand when it comes to its theme? Let's find out!

Not quite enough gun, son.

Pew-pew Deckbuilding.

Sun Tzu- "Tastes Great". King Chu "Less Filling.

"Micheal"?

"Load"?

Vlaada whiffed.

This week my review is over at Miniaturemarket.com, and it's the new Dungeons & Dragons Adventure System title- Temple of Elemental Evil. Aside from that Magic/Heroscape thing coming out later this year, this was my most anticipated release of 2015. And I have to say that even though I really love it, it is a disappointment. This was a great opportunity to gently nudge the system toward a "2.0" stage. The new campaign rules are great and there are a lot of elements I wish were in the past games, but it comes across as a "1.5" version. The scenarios, for example, are much simpler and really kind of same-y- get to tiles 9-12, fight the boss. The town scenarios are a great idea, but they're really kind of dumb interludes between the usual hack and slash fare.

 Much better than Time Pirates.

 On the Table

It’s time to file a review of The Mushroom Eaters, the latest game from Nate Hayden (Cave Evil). I would say that you absolutely must play this game, but the reality of it is that a) it’s a pretty hard game to get a hold of and b) odds are that most people won’t like it either because of the art style, the unusual elements of gameplay (there’s no opposition, for example) and of course the potentially controversial drug-related theme that would probably cause a fair number of board gamers to pitch a hissy fit in the BGG forums if it were higher profile.

I built my dreams around you.

Could it be...GOTY '14?

Days of Thunder, Talladega Nights.

 I got Iello fever!

Steve Jackson buckles under the weight of the Ogre DE.

WHAT IS THIS GAME ABOUT???

 Hooray for dinosaurs!

 Hooray for dinosaurs!

POGS