Dice games

Playing with Dice in the Bronze Age Some time ago, I played Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age. It was an enjoyable, easy to learn game. I have played Puerto Rico, San Juan, and Through the Ages: A Story of

Pronouncing Macao Apparently it’s sometimes okay to pronounce foods differently. You say, “Tuh-MAY-toe.” I say, “Tuh-MAH-toe.” You say, “Puh-TAY-toe.” I say, “Puh-TAH-toe.” You say, “Kuh-KAY-oh.” I say, “Kuh-KAH-oh.” But you shouldn’t do that with place names. You say, “Wah-KEESH-kah.” I

That’s Life! A Better Name Than Verflixxt Wolfgang Kramer is one of my favorite board game designers, chiefly because he co-created El Grande, one of the funnest board games of all time. That’s Life! (originally Verflixxt, when published overseas) is

So you want to be King of Tokyo, do you? Sure, you can be king, but I bet you won’t want to sit on the throne very long! You play as a monster fighting other monsters for (temporary) control of the

Quarriors Nearly Defines Dicefest Quarriors! has dice, dice, and more dice. Tiny, little dice. Many colors of specialty dice. You start with your many dice in a bag. You blindly select some of them to roll. You do the best