Blood Bowl Team Manager
When Blood Bowl was announced as a new deck building game, way back in the mists of time, I was excited to play it. Firstly because I...
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Chris Bowler
Aug 8, 20178 min read
Descent 2nd Edition
This is going to be my first of two reviews of Descent, focusing entirely on the mechanics of the game and the differences between first...
Chris Bowler
Aug 4, 20175 min read
Elder Sign
A couple of months ago I went out and bought myself a nice Android Tablet. Primarily I was sick of carrying around my massive 17” laptop...
Chris Bowler
Aug 4, 20175 min read
LOTR LCG: The Hills of Emyn Muil
How can we forget the fabled Hills of Emyn Muil where Sam and Frodo spent most of a book wandering aimlessly lost until that “sneak”...
Chris Bowler
Aug 4, 20177 min read
Rune Age
Fans of this blog will know that I’m reasonably invested in the fantasy realm of Terrinoth, created by the guys over at Fantasy Flight,...
Chris Bowler
Aug 4, 20176 min read
LOTR LCG: A Journey to Rhosgobel
The Third adventure pack in the Mirkwood cycle brings us a new, challenging adventure along with a selection of new cards to help us...
Chris Bowler
Aug 3, 20176 min read
LOTR LCG: Conflict At The Carrock
Conflict at the Carrock picks up where The Hunt for Gollum left off. But before we get to the adventure let's take a look at the player...
Chris Bowler
Aug 3, 20177 min read
LOTR LCG: The Hunt For Gollum
Each Adventure pack contains a selection of new player cards, a new hero and a new quest so I will be begin by looking in detail at the...
Chris Bowler
Aug 2, 20176 min read
LOTR LCG: Journey Down the Anduin
So this is a detailed look at the second scenario in the Lord of the Rings LCG. This scenario is rated a 4, not sure what out of because...
Chris Bowler
Aug 2, 20174 min read
LOTR LCG: The Passage Through Mirkwood
The first scenario in the Lord of the Rings, The Living Card Game pits you against the denizens of Mirkwood, nasty spiders and ugly orcs...
Chris Bowler
Aug 1, 201711 min read
Descent: Journeys in the Dark
This review is for Descent 1st Edition, if you wish to see a review for Descent 2nd Edition click here. Interestingly enough I find both...
Chris Bowler
Jul 10, 20175 min read
Weekend Warrior: Dreamin' of Electric Sheep
Way back in 2007 Fantasy Flight games attempted what can only be described as an ambitious project and a labour of love for designer...
Chris Bowler
Jun 16, 20179 min read
Cosmic Encounter
Today I’m going to talk about a game which could be the definition of broken, its random beyond any other game I can think of, the powers...
Chris Bowler
Jun 12, 201710 min read
Talisman Revised 4th Edition
A while back some of you may remember I reviewed 3rd edition, you may also remember that I had played the game to death and was rather...
Chris Bowler
Jun 12, 20175 min read
Colossal Arena
Colossal Arena is set in a fantasy world where eight terrifying creatures are released into an amphitheatre, while players bet on them as...
Chris Bowler
Jun 10, 20176 min read
Warhammer Invasion: Assault on Ulthuan
In Assault on Ulthuan the forces of the Dark Elves and High Elves finally become playable factions with their own capital boards and 40...
Chris Bowler
Jun 8, 20177 min read
Red November
This week we’re talking about Fantasy Flight’s Silver Line games and that brings me to this week’s review Red November. I first read...
Chris Bowler
Jun 8, 20176 min read
Warhammer: Invasion
With this game the designers wanted to take a grand concept, a campaign set in a fantasy world, and boil it down to a set of cards and...
Chris Bowler
Jun 8, 20174 min read
Citadels
In Citadels you play a Lord in charge of a city. You can influence various high powered characters to help you out, such as the assassin...
Chris Bowler
Jun 8, 20176 min read
Runebound 2nd Edition
Fantasy Adventure So I bought Runebound because I love fantasy, in particular D&D, but most of the fantasy boardgames we own are from my...
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