Howdy gamers! The Week 7 Challenge for the Tabletop Writer’s Day Initiative is to discuss your Gaming Community. It’s been a hard year to think about community because I (like many others) missed out on a bunch of conventions, FLGS events, and even weekly gaming nights. But last month my small, local group finally got back to weekly game nights, so I want to talk about them a little bit! Let’s get to it!
Proving your worth can be quite the task for a new adventuring guild, but you look like you’re up for a challenge! You’ll need to recruit new adventurers for your contract work, in order to better reap your rewards. You’ll also, of course, have to build useful upgrades to your guild hall. the better you are at your adventures, the more fame you’ll earn to help your guild go down in history!
Sup, gamers? I hope you had yet another week of most excellent gaming. We didn’t play a ton this week due to doing some much needed home reorganization, but still found time for a few gems to get to the table. And, we got a bunch of new games thanks to thrift finds and a great sale at Target. Hope to get even more plays this week and maybe sort through some of my extra gaming bits… I think I have a bit too many… haha.
Happy Gaming~
Reaction Key
❤️ – Loved It/Always Love It/Favorite
😄 – Liked It/Will Likely Play Again
🤷🏻♀️ – Okay/Take It or Leave It
👎🏻 – Didn’t Like/Would Not Play Again
🆕 – New-to-Me Game
Howdy gamers! For this week’s Tabletop Writer’s Diversity Initiative – Challenge 6 – we’re talking about Gaming Culture. There’s so many topics you can talk about when it comes to the culture around the hobby, rather than just the games themselves, but I decided to focus on conventions. Let’s dive right in!
It’s said that the white butterfly is the soul of a lost loved one, a beautiful tale indeed. If you collect enough butterflies of your own, you may be lucky enough to earn a visit from one. Go head to head to collect sets of butterflies and earn the most victory points!