When I started my current D&D campaign I spent a good amount of time worrying exactly about what makes a good campaign. It is easy enough to set up a series of combat sessions that the players enjoy, but I feel that this does not contribute to the overall campaign. I’ve always believed Role Playing [...]

I plan to discuss over the next few months various aspects of gaming with miniatures. This first article will hopefully cover the basics of my obsession with them and where I am at. I feel this background will help you understand why I devote so much money and time to the hobby or at least that I am an obsessed fan on par with many groupees for a band. As I go forward with these articles I plan to cover how to grow a club, web support, and tournament competition as I both run and compete in various ones throughout my state.

We’ve seen from my fellow contributors an article on “What makes for a good game?” by SMitE, and MetalJim tackled the tougher issue of what really constitutes a game versus say an activity. Today I want to discuss with you the effect your gaming group has on your perception of a game.

Rhelik takes on his first review with a spin-off of the well known game Carcassonne.