Posts by Andrew Borck
Review – The Wolves of Langston
The Wolves of Langston is a 5E adventure from Obvious Mimic, a website that sells D&D accessories, gear, and adventures that can be played solo or with a party. Their adventures can be downloaded directly as a PDF or purchased as soft or hardcover books. In this particular adventure, the player is drawn into a small town where a woman was recently killed in a most violent fashion, and the mayor asks you to investigate. So is it worth the price of a download, or are you better off doing something else if your D&D party cancels? Read on for the review!
Read MoreReview – D&D Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse
If you want to try a setting where any imaginable adventure is possible, you should check out the new Planescape.
Read MoreReview – Sniper Elite: The Board Game
Sniper Elite: The Board Game is based on the popular stealth-shooter video game. In the board game version, one player takes on the role of the sniper while 1-3 other players play as the “defenders.” The sniper tries to sneak around the board and complete 2 objectives, while the defenders do their best to stop him. Is it a shot in the dark or a hollow point round through a watermelon? Read on for the review!
Read MoreReview – D&D Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk
What starts as a simple trip to a rural village turns into a trip that will take the adventurers beyond the boundaries of reality itself in an attempt to save the townspeople from succumbing to otherworldly evils hiding just beneath their feet. So, are you up for the challenges hiding around and below Phandalin, or should you have just stayed home?
Read MoreReview – Dungeons & Dragons: Bigby Presents Glory of the Giants, and The Practically Complete Guide to Dragons
With fun class options, tons of story hooks, and a lot of background on an often-misunderstood Monster Manual entry, Bigby’s gives players what they’re looking for in a D&D supplement book.
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