Candela Obscura Review (A Critical Role / Darrington Press RPG System)
Candela Obscura has quickly become an RPG favorite among fans of Tabletop Roleplaying Games. For those who favor Cthulhu style beasts, horror/mystery storylines, turn of
Candela Obscura has quickly become an RPG favorite among fans of Tabletop Roleplaying Games. For those who favor Cthulhu style beasts, horror/mystery storylines, turn of
Double Bubble Toil and Tabletop! This year we rounded up some excellent games for you to play with your fellow happy haunts this spooky season.
In the series Creating Characters, Variant Izzie explores and analyzes characters from various media, offering input on how we as players and creators can learn
December is BINGO month and, as the resident BINGO-enthused Variant, I cannot let this special time of year pass by without sharing some fun tidbits
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One of my favorite elements in Dungeons and Dragons is spell casting. No offense to any of the fighters out there (myself included), but why
Alright, I know, TTRPGs and board games are not sports, but the same principles on the field apply at the table. Ever since I was
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Variant Berry reviews TACO vs BURRITO, a chaotic draw and discard card game made by and for kids!
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Variant Liz reviews My Little Scythe. Find out if it is appropriate for children ages 4 and 7 today on the VV Blog!