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Last week, Neil Jackson, from Paladin Roleplaying was generous enough to send over some of their gaming accessories for us to check out. Based in Devon, United Kingdom, Paladin Roleplay sells and ships beautiful dice and other roleplaying accessories worldwide through their online store. The company was founded in 2017, and aims “to get gorgeous dice and roleplaying accessories out …
They had come together at the ford of the Trident while the battle crashed around them, Robert with his warhammer and his great antlered helm, the Targaryen prince armored all in black. On his breastplate was the three-headed dragon of his House, wrought all in rubies that flashed like fire in the sunlight. The waters of the Trident ran red …
Full Sparkle*Kitty Nights Review Sparkle*Kitty Nights is a new, and bit more adult, entry in the Sparkle*Kitty, a 2017 Silver Pawn’s Pick, line. It features a brand new set of cards that, while on their own seem fairly innocent, can be combined in all sorts of ways to titillate the dirtiest of minds. There’s nothing outwardly profane here. It’s all …
With data recovered during the previous adventure, the heroes have proof of a deep-culture site in the sun and the coordinates to travel there. What they lack is the technology to dive into the star. Luckily, a member of the Corona Artifact Divers, daredevils who delve into the sun’s atmosphere for thrills and profit, has just what the heroes need. …
Today, Paizo Inc. launched the Kingmaker 10th Anniversary crowdfunding campaign at KingmakerCampaign.com. The campaign is based around four books: the Kingmaker Adventure Path converted to the newest Pathfinder edition, the Kingmaker Companion Guide inspired by the Owlcat Games CRPG, an old-school Kingmaker Bestiary for Pathfinder First Edition, and a Kingmaker Bestiary for 5E. More add-ons and unlocks will be revealed …
The Winning Ticket was made by the legendary game guru Sid Sackson in 1977 and published by Ideal. It’s a simple sweepstakes and lottery game that almost feels like a Monopoly spin-off. But its straightforward mechanics can be considered an advantage, as it’s easier to enjoy without having to learn lots of rules. While being cunning and possessing the ability …
Now that A Pawn’s Perspective has grown a bit I figured it was time for you to meet the staff! There will be several Meet the Staff articles in the coming weeks, each with a different subject. This week it’s Part 2 of our favorite two-player games featuring Mike and Brad Mike Hourigan – Staff Writer Mike is a creative …
Full AfterShock: A Tavern Game Review Aftershock is 2 games in 1 using a 60-card set of hexagonal terrain tiles. The game is meant to be simple and portable. Something you’d play at a tavern over drinks and a fine meal after a long day of adventuring. The tiles can also be used for Worldbuilding in an RPG setting. Are …
Full Moveable Type Review What hasn’t been done in word games? Word games – here we’re referring to games where you’re dealing with the letters of words, rather than guessing or naming words based on clues/criteria – are one of the best known genres of tabletop games in existence. Nearly anyone who knows any board game has played Scrabble, probably …
Tabletop games like Chess have entertained board games enthusiasts for decades. The puzzle-like nature and various ways to win give Chess an edge over some other classic games that have been around just as long as Chess. As with any classic tabletop game of logic and strategy sometimes unique ways to completely dominate your opponent are overlooked for more tried …