School Starts! SurfMonkey Shines!!

Another summer has gone, and the games have slowed a bit; however, they never really stop. Maximan and I got the new Warhammer Age of Sigmar Champions to the table a couple of times. Truth be told, I have been playing the Beta of the game and like it better than the cardboard. It's an interesting and tactical game. 

 We played a bit more Magic. That old chestnut. 

SurfMonkey and I met twice since school started. Once for our monthly meet up and once for the playdate we set up for our kids. The two Dormant Expandable Card Games we rolled were DragoBorne and Call of Cthulhu LCG (one of my top 5 favorite games). I won the DragoBorne game; he won the Call of Cthulhu game with a stunning surprise come from behind victory. 

I also introduced SurfMonkey to the Warhammer Age of Sigmar Champions game. We may not be getting that one back to the table.  

We also finally got our Vanguard decks to the table and played three cardfights. 

The Little Wizards Basement Gamers got together for a rousing game of D&D the other Saturday as well. A great time was had by all. Looking forward to the next time we can get together for an adventure!!

We eagerly await Keyforge to change our gaming lives forever. November can't get here fast enough!!

Looking forward to some autumn gaming as the weather slowly turns. I have a feeling a certain LCG will be hitting my table again soon. Until next time, sling some cards and wait patiently for Keyforge!

Summer Is Fleeting. Games Are Heating Up!

Broke out Power Legion, statted some more heroes and villains, wrote some house rules for combat and armor, and played two scenarios. In the first scenario Gargoyle and Rage Zombie summoned the Dark Infernal from his ethereal prison house. Tough Girl, Talon, and The Resilient Sphere were there to stop them. However, the heroes were defeated. 

In the second scenario, the Unstoppables were at the Void prison to stop the Dark Infernal, Gargoyle, and Rage Zombie from breaking free their leader, Morlock. It was a tough battle, but in the end, the Unstoppables proved to be just that. 

SurfMonkey and I got together for card night where I introduced a new feature to our get-togethers. Dormant Expandable Card Game Random Chance. I made a list of the card games we own but don't play often or at all. We roll on a table at the beginning of the night and play the game rolled. Then we go on to play what we planned for the rest of the evening. This time around, we rolled Warhammer 40K Conquest. After that, we played Cardfight Vanguard and Dragonball Super Card Game. SurfMonkey had a good night. 

Maximan and I have been exploring Crystal Clans further as well as had a chance to play a game of the new Warhammer Age of Sigmar Champions TCG. Both are great games. I am looking forward to playing both games more. 

Then Holy Crap! Fantasy Flight Games dropped an industry-changing announcement at Gen Con. Richard Garfield has designed a unique deck game (the first of its kind) and will unleash it on the world in November. I am beyond excited about this innovative and exciting game. It's like it's 1993 all over again. This has the potential to become as big as Magic; it's that game changing. 

I have my pre orders in. Can't wait!!