The first day of my campaign was great! It started with a few minor issues, but I had a steady stream of backers and hit my own personal goal of getting $600 (10%) the first day out of the $6,000 I need to fund the project. Thanks to this we have been projecting well on Kicktraq. Being a first-time publisher, I know this is a race and not a sprint. I’ve received comments on how well organized the page is, the entertaining artwork and the game looking entertaining. All great c

This past weekend I made the impromptu decision to travel with my fiancé from the Chicagoland area to Indianapolis for my first Protospiel! I was originally introduced to these conventions by Adam Skelding at Panda Manufacturing. I had gone to a few Unpubs but I was excited to see what a Protospiel was like. So, we hopped in the car and drove down Saturday. My first impression was the size. It was just a large room in the Kappa Delta Pi. I asked around and since this was only

This weekend I had the chance to play Cry Havoc. A winner of multiple awards such as the 2017 Goblin Magnifico Winner and 2016 Cardboard Republic Striker Laurel Winner. It’s a card driven, asymmetric, area control war game with unique factions with different abilities. I played as the human faction which I came to find was probably the easiest of the four. If you were like me and new to the game do yourself a favor and be a human. You’ll thank me. The factions are broken into

Growing up you’re taught not to talk to strangers but then you’re told to make friends. These two things always seemed to clash in my mind. I was a very social kid that grew up into an extrovert. As an extrovert I enjoy meeting new people, hanging out with friends and for the most part don’t mind talking to random people. Networking has always seemed to be a super power of mine. Because of this “super power” I met one of my friends Ryan Costello. Our story began like most. Gi