Vrahode: Age of Prophecy
The Age of Inception is all but over.
The Age of Inception is all but over.
Good customer service is always welcome and nobody likes bad service.
We probably all have a favourite children's story that we loved as a child or maybe a favourite book that we've read many times or a favourite film or TV show that we love watching and that takes us away from our day-to-day.
The board game community continues to work towards inclusivity, representation and diversity, which is great to see, but of course, the road is rocky and we're still a long way away from where we should be.
There are many things that affect our mental health in some way.
Text and board games are inextricably linked.
I have previously spoken about unique games, which were something new at the time - see my article "There can be only one".
Inspired by a recent, and very brief, discussion on Twitter (nod to Kathleen Mercury and Paul Grogan), I decided to investigate the age old question of what makes a role-playing game a role-playing game.