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.
With 2024 now being officially over, it's time for me to crown the top game of the year.
Rejoice, my friends!
The seemingly endless lands lay in front of us.
Siberia: a vast area of over 13 million square kilometres, which consists of taiga, tundra and even temperate forests.
As a member of the lowest caste in our colour-coded society, I worked extremely hard every day.
Sailing the winds in your sky pirate ship, you and your crew land on a different island each day, looking for treasure, adventure and glory.
Nectar, when you think about it, is just a sugar-rich liquid, produced by plants, to attract pollinators.
We were at the dawn of a new civilization.
As is customary at the end of a calendar year, it's time for my top 5 board games of this, rather odd, year and for me to announce the winner of the Top Table Award 2020.
