I forgot to post about our monthly Game night. We came together on 1/10/2026 and had a great time! It was a lively gathering filled with laughter, competitiveness, and camaraderie. Game nights are getting farther and fewer between, and I’m actively working on that to rekindle our regular meet-ups. I truly cherish these moments and […]
I’d like to take a moment to dive into hex and counter as a means of historical simulation through gaming. These two components not only serve as tools for strategic play but also facilitate an immersive experience that allows players to engage with historical events in a unique and interactive manner. Hex maps, with their
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I’ve not posted in quite some time. That’s on me, I guess, but not without reason. So what’s happening? Life happened is what. Over the past few months, I’ve encountered various challenges and changes that demanded my attention and shifted my focus away from gaming. From personal commitments to unexpected events, each moment has been
Sorry for the late post. Our last game night was in June, and I took July off for a family vacation, where I spent quality time with loved ones, exploring new places and creating unforgettable memories. Fear not though! We are back in August, excited to reunite and dive into our favorite games once again,
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The statement was made to me the other day, “God can’t be perfect because he created the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which was used to tempt humanity to fall. Wasn’t that a mistake?” This notion raises profound questions about the nature of divine perfection and the purpose behind such choices. It
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World War II Wargaming Made Accessible If you’ve ever wanted to recreate the iconic battles of World War II without diving into overly complex rulebooks or hours-long sessions, Memoir ’44 might be your battlefield of choice. Designed by Richard Borg and published by Days of Wonder, this beloved board game strikes a compelling balance between
We had a great time at game night on 4/12. Although it was not a huge turnout with only 13 participants, we still managed to have a fantastic evening filled with laughter and friendly competition. The atmosphere was relaxed, allowing us to dive deep into our favorite games. We played several engaging titles, including Chronicles
My name is Justin Egan. I am a coward. There, I said it. Not just to close friends in a safe environment, but to everyone who deserves to know. What makes me a coward? Glad you asked. For 25 years, I’ve been a follower of Christ, but I don’t talk about it, almost as if
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Any of my readers that have been paying attention will know that I have been harping on PnP for months. Time for the rubber to hit the road, so to speak. I have chosen a new PnP project and will be sharing the costs of putting itt all together on this blog. I have chosen
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So I hear it a lot. “Tariffs are going to destroy gaming as a hobby.” I’d have to say that this is really only true if as a gamer, you’re focused on component format. Buying retail game is going to become more expensive no doubt, but until the current administration relents in regard to these
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