GeekDad Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Tyrants of the Underdark’
GeekDad reviews ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Tyrants of the Underdark,’ the newest board game from the creators of ‘Lords of Waterdeep.’
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Tag: Lords of Waterdeep
Build Your Own Treasure Hoard With Fantasy Coins and Bars
Dwarven coins emblazoned with anvils and the stoic bearded faces of kings-beneath-mountains. Egyptian specie adorned with Osiris and pyramids. Multicolored hexagonal gems reminiscent of Hyrulean rupees. Every single piece is highly detailed and has the heft of real coinage.
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Journaling With Tweets: GameStorm Day 3
Today GeekMom Cathe and her husband get a full day of gaming without kids! She’s a little excited.
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The Highly Anticipated Tuscany Finally Hits Kickstarter Today
Viticulture‘s highly anticipated expansion, Tuscany, arrives on Kickstarter today and it is wonderfully good.
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Core Dump: A Few of My Favorite Things
If you’ve got some iTunes gift cards burning a hole in your pocket and you’re looking for something fun to play, here are a few of my latest favorites.
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Arcane Mishap Blamed for Owlbear Situation (TableTop Plays Lords of Waterdeep)
In what is easily the most funny TableTop yet, Wil and friends play the wonderfully enjoyable Lords of Waterdeep. Won’t someone think of the owlbears?
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The Best Board Games of 2012
Well, 2012 didn’t turn out to be the year of the Mayan apocalypse, which is good because I’ve still got a bunch of games I want to tell you about. So what were our favorite games of 2012? Here are …
Continue ReadingUnboxing D&D’s Dungeon Command Skirmish Game
In the past few years, Wizards of the Coast has been assiduously releasing board games based off their D&D franchise — check out Michael Harrison’s review of Lords of Waterdeep. Enter the company’s latest effort, Dungeon Command, a game of …
Continue ReadingWhat to Do When Settlers Isn’t Enough: Part 2
After trying or purchasing a number of games on this list, you can develop your own tastes and start to have an idea of what you want when you walk in the doors of your local game shop.
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