Your Cardboard Concierge
Our last live show recording just happened to fall on Canada Day. Due to that, we decided to spend some time taking a look at some of the best Canadian designed board games and RPGs.
Today I'm going to be talking about how to handle a stubborn player who isn't willing to try new things. I'm talking about how to deal with a gamer who always wants to play the same board game over and over or an RPG player who won't try other systems or always wants to play the same character every game.
With everything that is going on in the world today, I thought now would be a good time to use our platform to help spread the word about some amazing tabletop games created by Black game designers.
As the board game industry seems to be swapping away from wooden cubes and meeple to plastic miniatures, many of us are struggling to figure out what to do with all of the miniatures we own. Along with that, there are those of us that are actually into miniature wargaming. We all need ways to store and protect our precious minis.
There are a lot of different products out there that claim they can help improve engagement and immersion during your roleplaying and board game sessions. Today we are going to look at some of those options.
Looking for some games to play with the resources you already have on hand? Here is a list of free board games and role playing games that only require you to have some standard D6 dice on hand as well as maybe needing to print out a few additional free resources to play.
Today we've got a question from a Windsor gamer who's stuck at home with a group of six people, himself included, and is wondering what are the best board games for six players.
Today we are talking about the best free ways to play board games online that don't require you to download anything to play.
Today I am going to talk about some great ways you can engage with your tabletop gaming hobby that doesn't involve getting together with people and playing games.
The board game Monopoly is a true classic. It is by far the most well known boardgame ever published, even if it may not always be the most popular.
