Tabletop Games

Native Americans have been playing with dice in games of chance for more than 12,000 years, according to a new paper published in the journal American Antiquity. And the oldest examples of Native American dice predate the earliest currently known dice in the Old World by millennia.

Pas vraiment un jeu plateau mais fallait que je partage ma decouverte ^^

This is a simple, but ornery, solo web-game, played in browser that will conveniently save your progress.

AI simulations reveal a Roman era board game in the Netherlands, pushing Europe’s blocking games back centuries

Un énorme classement collaboratif (avec des jeux qui ne sont pas de 2025).

Hello everyone. I’m posting this to ask what people would think would be useful in software designed for supporting Solo RPG play in the (incredibly advanced) Emacs text editor.

https://www.hachette.com/editeurs/hachette-boardgames/

One of the older rulesets, from 1996

90 in a bundle for $10

Board Game Beat is officially launched & loaded with a week's worth of content...with more to come as I report on Spielwarenmesse in Nürnberg!

There is also a GM guide (Pay What You Want)

I’ve created a system which allows you to generate NPC personalities during play - that is, while your PC gets to know an NPC, that NPC’s personality is randomly generated, piece by piece. This way, you don’t know in advance what such a NPC will be like.

In particular, I like the part where you build your deck from a set of themed sub-decks before the start, and then it’s up to you to find the synergies between those themes. Not sure if there’s an existing term for that mechanic. I think it may count as a form of a deckbuilder, but editing the deck’s contents isn’t part of the main game loop. Maybe a deck drafter?

This feels like a pretty wild update. Buried Giant Games apparently includes Josh Yearsley who designed the soon to be released Root expansion, as well as Ted Caya who had left Leder separately some time previously. I really hope it is as amicable as they say and that both studios have good things ahead.

I’ve written simple rules for generating a hex map, either in advance or on the fly (which works particularly well for solo play). The generator uses a simple system for taking adjacent hexes into account to avoid being totally random. Feel free to let me know if you have any feedback.

Granted, my bigger peeve is players who can’t sit still and pay attention during the teach.

2025 was a real kick in the butt so I just didn’t have as much time for games, plus I’ve been playing more 40k in general which I always waffle on if I should include in here or not.

Requiere inscripción previa

A friend of mine made a card game based on the 72 demons from the Ars Goetia, did all the drawings by himself, and has now made the first print. And they are fucking incredible! The game is loosely based on the dice game Yahtzee but has some quirks to give a little bit of control back to the player. www.wischkraft.com)

*#Drop your favorite content creator or channel down in the comments below*

what is the most valuable card you own and how much is it worth?

Ask for advice or give your best advice to your fellow tcg players!

En el Kelp, un jugador es un tiburón, el contrincante es el pulpo, y juega con sus piezas ocultas al otro jugador.

Una vieja partiada de este entrete juego. Nunca sabes quien es el verdadero saboteador.

Inspirado por el post de @skrlet13@feddit.cl, está es la repisa que tengo más repleta de juegos. La otra tiene una mezcla de cosas y algún día cuando esté en mejores condiciones la compartiré :-)

Hoy le apliqué al orden. Reordené cajas y cartas, puse etiquetas a cosas ambiguas y enfundé el monstruo final estrategicamente con las funditas que me quedaban (para que quedan iguales para cada tipo de carta por útlimo).

https://kaya-go.github.io/kaya