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I may send you some DMs to pick your brain if that's okay.

Yeah, no sand table. Other than GW stuff and Battletech there's really not much miniature gaming locally. We carry a small selection of historical games, but they really don't sell that well.

I might have mispoken. One of our regulars volunteered to be an agent, and they run events fairly regularly. The results get reported to Catalyst and are used to shape the meta narrative.

We do, if fact! We're part of the Catalyst Organized Play League.

It's going well. We're working on finding our niche. The other store in town is much more MtG focused, but one of our co-owners runs the local 40k league, so we're focusing more on wargames and, my specialty, rpgs. I've built and curated a pretty extensive indie and small press collection, and...

Finally got our shingle hung.

Last week in February, and ZineMonth is wrapping up as well. I wasn't on top of things as much this year as in previous years, and some interviews slipped through the cracks and were missed. I apologize if I missed your project. Since this Roundup is covering two weeks worth of stuff, instead of...

No thank you. There are plenty of non-problematic people doing cool stuff in the OSR and I feel no need to give Gillespie any money.

Ew.

It's the second Monday in February and the we're entering into the second full week of ZineMonth. Last week I conducted the following interviews: Tanuki Games, with HIC: Tapestry Toilet Roll Game, an art journaling game inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry. Michael Putlack, with Be Kind, Rewind, a...

I agree, and I say this as a business owner with two businesses and about a dozen total employees, but preventing/discouraging employees or ex-employees to discuss their experiences -- whether it be salaries, or unethical behavior, or anything else -- is advantageous to only employers and...

That's . . . not that different from what I said. It is a relatively common phenomenon for someone to say: "Person X couldn't have done 'Y'. I've known them for years and they never did 'Y' to me." Hanging out socially with someone is a totally different power dynamic than being dependent on a...

Playing D&D with a person is nothing like working for a person. There are plenty of people I know and like that I would never want to actually work for.

ZineMonth is here, and I've started posting interviews with creators who are participating in the event. They'll be posting Monday through Friday at 1:00 pm eastern time. Thus far I've posted two interviews: Jim Hall of Brooklet Games crowdfunding one of the games I've been looking forward to...

In honor of ZineMonth24 all zines in the Sabre Games webstore will be 20% off. Plus, we offer free shipping on orders of 100.00 or more! https://www.thirdkingdomgames.com/products?Category=Zines

PHM Issue 31 is now live on Kickstarter as part of ZineMonth24. This issue will be standard A5 zine size, and continues a look at deities and godhood, introducing clerical channeling divinity, a way to replace turn undead with custom abilities, and three sample gods created using the methods...