Time for a new quarterly giveaway from our sponsor, Board Geeks Gaming!
This quarter’s giveaway is for a Magnetic Dice Tray, a $55 value.
"This Magnetic Dice Tray is a great addition to any tabletop game that uses dice rolls. During games where dice are shared by everyone at the table, it provides an easy, and elegant looking means of passing dice around the table. Not only does it provide a compact area to roll large numbers of dice, it also prevents dice from careening across the tabletop knocking over game pieces and leaving the gaming surface in disarray. With an innovative magnetic design, this dice tray can be assembled or disassembled in seconds, for compact storage and convenient portability. When not in use, it neatly stores in a handmade carry bag with plenty of space to hold an assortment of other gaming accessories." - Board Geeks Gaming
To enter this giveaway, all you need to do is comment below with a story of your favorite RPG character you’ve ever played. Minotaur Bard who loves to play the cowbell? Salty turtle pirate? Maybe a teenager with superpowers that give her a bad hangover?
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You can enter this giveaway up until the end of September. A winner will be picked February 1st.
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This giveaway is only available to those in the continental US. No purchase necessary.
Media personality Rob Kalajian has been a staple in the board game world for many years. As a former writer for Purple Pawn and the owner of A Pawn’s Perspective, Rob focuses on board game reviews, events, and news. A self-proclaimed geek, Rob loves all things toys and games and even helps raise his four kids in his spare time.
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Overweight, styleblind, air kineticist. She could and would wear anything, resulting in a snake skin top, long white gloves, a tutu, and leather boots. She also had constant fly and was majestic at all times.
Kronos the demonic warforged barbarian necromancer wizard who ran into battle along side his army of undead and never ran away
Richard the hexblade warlock who sold his soul to a demon. Hé was pretty much screwed.
My favorite character I play is Flint, a tiefling gunslinger who ran away from home to join a revolution.
Capi, my human eldritch knight. Fought with a shield 😉 and wanted to be the brave warrior who saved everyone and looked cool doing it. But the dice always set him up for an epic success followed by a massive fail, so he would save the villager but faceplant in the mud. The rolls molded him into the best worst hero.
Flavio Seppioline Dibenevento! My moon elf rogue who was just as good at his knife skills as he was at charming, seducing, and intimidating his opponents into submission. He once managed to kill 5 orcs by gently asking them to jump off a 500 ft tall building in the middle of a fight. My best character.
I once played a really young impulsive derpy Elf, I forget his name. We were trying to sneak into a building controlled by the thieves guild, and being a bit sarcastic I said he was going to try to open the door with force instead of trying to pick the lock and be sneaky, and of course rolled a nat 20. So the door gets ripped off its hinges and alerted everyone that we were breaking in, and all these thieves attacked us, but at least I now had a handy door I could use as a shield lol.