In this guest post bargain ninja Derek Arsenault guides us around one of the most popular travel destinations of recent years: Gloomhaven. DISCLAIMER: I will try to avoid spoilers in this post. I personally love surprises, and therefore will do my best to not say anything that may take that fun away from anyone interested in playing Gloomhaven. This was my first post that actually took some thought. Why? Gloomhaven is BIG! So naturally there’s plenty to talk about. This post

Update: Frosthaven is live on Kickstarter, and the campaign will run for 31 days. There are three pledge options: 1) just the game. 2) a bundle that includes the game, the solo scenarios, the removable stickers, and the Forteller app narration. 3) all-in, which means everything from the aforementioned bundle plus a Broken Token insert and 60 metal coins. You may also add Gloomhaven and its parafernalia to your pledge too. Our preview post below was published on March 20. If a

Update: Return to Dark Tower has launched on Kickstarter, and the campaign will run for 20 days. If you can't back the game at the moment but wish to do so a bit later, you may choose the 10$ tier that gives you access to the pledge manager. Otherwise, you have the option to back either just the base game or the more expensive bundle of game plus expansion, miniatures pack and component upgrade. Our preview post below was published on January 11. Back in 1981, Orson Welles ad

Isaac Childres, the designer of super-mega-hit-best-board-game-of-all-time Gloomhaven, announced in this year's SHUX that a new game in the Gloomhaven line (untitled so far) will hit the stores in mid 2020. This is going to be a more casual version of Gloomhaven with four new characters and a 24-scenario campaign, mostly meant to ease new gamers into the system. The price will be around 40-50 dollars. The new characters will be: Valrath Redguard, Inox Hatchet, Human Necromanc