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Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#In a safe house located east of the wall in the divided city of Berlin, cloaked cold-warriors gather in a cinder block walled room. Its one dim bulb hanging nakedly from a cord descending  from the ceil...
October 26th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#Feel the hype, sigh The social media advertising for Infiltration passed before my eyes registered but ignored, a disinterest no doubt prompted by its being set in FFG’s Android universe: Android — ...
October 22th, 2012
Written by: Jeffrey Luce
#On the bridge of a disc shaped interstellar craft, a legion of pods can be seen descending onto an unsuspecting world. The days of the earthmen are numbered but for four observers this matters not. They ...
October 19th, 2012
Written by: Pete Ruth
#Remember when you were around 8 years old, wearing a blanket as a cape while chasing your friend with a sword made of Christmas wrapper tube or a whiffle ball bat, and wielding an aluminum trash can li...
October 18th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#Getting back on track Write-ups of gaming sessions have been a staple here at RD/KA! since the earliest days (the first use of the ‘got game’ label dates to my 5th post back in August 2005, a...
October 18th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#A small confession When, last month, I wrote thanking “John and David of Black Hearted Press for the small gesture of faith they showed in an unknown blogger” I was talking about the free rev...
October 14th, 2012
Written by: Jur
#  Last Month I took part in Lost Youth, the megagame on the Vietnam War designed by Jim Wallman. It was a small episode set during the early deployment of US troops, somewhere close to the DMZ, and as s...
October 12th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
“War” games are fundamentally different from “battle” games, although most people would call both wargames.  In the former there’s an economy and the war is essentially...
October 10th, 2012
Written by: Jur
I'm not a fast learner. I've played enough games of Civilization by now to know that the technology victory is the hardest one to achieve.   Bit cramped at the start Collecting 15 coins...
October 10th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#Old news is good news Word broke on the internet some weeks ago of news that at first sight seemed almost too good to be true: Valley Games have acquired the rights to Up Front and are working with desig...
October 9th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
At the NC State Tabletop Game Club I attend five people were playing my prototype “The Rise and Fall of Assyria”.  Someone came by and asked if the game was like Britannia.  I answe...
October 5th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
Atlas of World Military History: the art of war from ancient times to the present day.  By Richard Brooks and others.  Hardcover, 256 pages, large (“coffee-table”) format .  Or...
September 30th, 2012
Written by: Sagrilarus
#  There's an umpire that has worked my daughter's softball games for years that is well past his prime, likely in his eighties at this point.  He's not very mobile anymore and his eyesight is ...
September 26th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#Great piss-up, but, well, y’know? So, the crew at Team Girl Comic managed to stage a launch event for their 5th issue which exceeded all expectations, their own above all. But you can’t judge a comic...
September 26th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
As you may know, the Fantasy Flight version of Britannia has sold out its second printing and all rights have reverted to me.The plan for the new editions of Britannia - don't forget that plans don't alw...
September 24th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#  Edinburgh Games Hub: so hot it’s cool- it’s Official! My enthusiastic response to my first visit to the Edinburgh Games Hub means that readers should be unsurprised to hear that I kept...
September 19th, 2012
Written by: Lewis Pulsipher
At GenCon I attended several seminars about game publishing and game distribution.  I’m not intending to self publish games, though I will self-publish some books, but I am interested in distr...
September 15th, 2012
Written by: Hello Gregor
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September 15th, 2012
Written by: JMcL63
#“I’m late, I’m late, for a very important date” Writing, several weeks ago, about the crazy busy time I’d been having, I mentioned another adventure in the Glasgow indie com...
September 14th, 2012
Written by: Frank Branham
Last night was my birthday. Having not had a housewarming or anything, we threw a small party, ate cupcakes and showed off the house.  And blew up spaceships. That's totally a thing with me. We even...
September 13th, 2012
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