Seeing a paper belly band, instead of plastic shrink wrap, around the decks of cards in Isle of Night from Red Raven Games made me realise that now might be the time to write again about sustainability and eco-friendliness in the board game hobby.
When the locals told you the ancient tales of a mysterious island that was said to be strewn with gold, gems and many other treasures, you knew you had to go and discover the island's secrets for yourself.
The land of Arzium is facing a new threat.
Yes, it's the time of year again where I list the 5 board games that I think were the best in 2021.
We had been transported to another world, another time maybe.
For the first time, the Tabletop Games Blog is giving away an award: the Top Table Award for the best game released in 2019.
The four armies have landed on the beach of the abandoned island and deposited their troops with intent.
Here is another beautifully illustrated game by Ryan Laukat.
It's that time of the year again.
In the world of Arzium, groups of brave adventurers travel from town to town, where they load up on supplies and pack animals and recruit new members, who are willing to join them on the long journey, as they look for a lost city, called Last Ruin, where legend says lies a powerful artefact that will fulfil the finder's innermost wishes.
