I discuss the impact of competitions like Everchosen, both good and bad, on the community, with a focus on the average hobbyists that take part in them.
Everchosen, Neverchosen
Category: Competition and Challenges
My First ITC Tournament: Why Competitive Play is Important
I am happy to report back to all my narrative campaign players and open-play aficionados that if you wanted to dip a toe into competitive play, you won’t regret it.
The Big FAQ, and Why It’s Good.
So let me open up with saying this: the “Big FAQ” is here and it’s glorious. It marks a watershed moment for Games Workshop, in my opinion, and heralds an edition of gameplay that sees regular, consistent updates to the rules published in set intervals that we can expect. Gone are the days of haphazard […]
Hobby Resolution 2018
A year ago, I started an initiative on Instagram with the hashtag #hobbyresolution2017. It gained a decent amount of attention in the following year, and I was thrilled to see so many hobbyists pledge their resolutions and devote themselves to achieving something they set their mind to do. What’s more, I’m seeing hundreds of people […]
Armies on Parade 2017
“I vowed to return this year, but not only return, but to take home the silver or gold medals, after placing bronze in 2016. I wanted to improve, and I wanted to work hard to achieve those goals.”
My Inner Circle Journey
A look at Games Workshop’s North American contest: Inner Circle.
Bringing Down the House
Every gaming system has them, and you’ve probably used them before! We’re talking about House Rules. Did you know in Monopoly, you’re not supposed to collect the income and property tax money in the middle of the board for landing on Free Parking? That’s a very common house rule not covered in the official rulebook. […]
