Guise Knights

A light game. A game of quiet strategy. A game of survival. These are ways to describe Tsuro, the Game of the Path. The rules are marvelously simple, and can be summed up as “move your piece around the board, and be the last pawn standing at the end.” The board, however, is not an unchanging world. It shifts with each player’s turn, and the numbers of players can vary from as few as two to as many as eight with each number in between altering the play in subtle yet definite and interesting ways.

Let us begin at the beginning, (more…)

Like most of my (de)generation, Dungeons and Dragons was my first
role-playing game. The initial experience was sort of like one’s first
girlfriend. There was a lot of fumbling around, no one really knew what
they were doing, and while it was a lot of fun at the time, I eventually
moved on. Also like many a first girlfriend, (more…)