What It’s like Gaming While Blind
I’m legally blind, and I wanted to talk about what it’s like gaming while being blind. It has some unique challenges, as you might imagine.
We’re gamers, we have opinions, and often strong ones, so we write editorials. We do focus on whatever game strikes our fance at the moment. Sometimes we just rattle on about damn near anything. Some of us are getting old and grumpy.
These editorial articles cover a broad range of stuff. We have a fair share of opinion pieces, like our opinions on a codex, new edition of the rules, or reviews of units. There’s also some more introspective articles, like keeping games interesting, or how to better understand yourself as a gamer.
Basically, you will find the thoughts of our authors here, and hopefully that doesn’t scare you away.
I’m legally blind, and I wanted to talk about what it’s like gaming while being blind. It has some unique challenges, as you might imagine.
I love the game of Warhammer 40K and I wanted to share my 4 reasons why it’s the king of tabletop wargaming. Enjoy the read!
I was thinking the other day, who would I side with in the Horus Heresy? There’s more to it than picking the good or the bad guys.
I had taken time off from Warhammer 40K, and when I returned I saw that Forge World had created an awesome game in the Horus Heresy.
One tournament organizer’s experience with a local scene becoming more competitive and considering comp scores for local tournaments
I wanted to talk about the pros and cons of being a multi-gamer, someone who plays lots of different games. Cost and storage are a few factors.
I wanted to take a moment to explain what goes on inside the mind of a fluffy wargamer. Our expectations differ from more competitive players.
Don’t let a Fluffy Bunny tell you that you have to bring a fluffy list. You can bring a competitive list and still be fluffy; it’s not mutually exclusive.
I have played for a long time, and I want to talk about why I think that D&D 5th edition is the best one yet. Better than 3.5? Yes indeed.
With Age of Sigmar having changed the face of Fantasy, I’ve begun looking to other games and playing wargames I never would have touched previously.
I got to play my first game using the Maelstrom of War cards and mission and I wanted to share my thoughts on playing the Maelstrom mission.
Many people claim they know what they want from a wargame but do they? Do they really want a war game or a battle game? It’s all about how you approach it.