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In this episode, Chris and I talk about: Ryan Dancey blatant display of sexism in Twitter an dhe left AEG (Alderac Entertainment Group) in a very tough spot after he dismissed women as game creators in the following tweet: Dancey Tweet: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1661082087578021888?fbclid=IwAR31m9mLd_EGgGJuDn1DIDlSFhPtcCdWNE3pVYBnjqrH_n6lqh1NKqesD_E OTYS : https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/222542/otys Mercado de Lisboa: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/262477/mercado-de-lisboa Chapters: 00:08:00 Dancey Tweet 00:34:40 OTYS Review 00:40:00 Mercado de Lisboa Review 00:48:00 Cultural appropriation   ********************************************** This channel is dedicated to all those games you might never hear about otherwise.   Please help our channel by subscribing and commenting.   If you like our work, please buy us a Ko-Fi ► https://ko-fi.com/gmsmagazine   **********************************************   About us:   Paco and Martin are a couple who love playing games and recording videos about them. Paco has been playing RPGs since he discovered Dragonlance in 1984 and found his love for Boardgames in 2007. He's an avid reader and has a very keen interest in gaming and the people who make them.   Martin is a chartered surveyor who just loves media production. He is in charge of all the editing and the technology we use in our Spain-based studio.   *****************************************************   Useful links:   This video has been produced for www.gmsmagazine.com.   Join us in our Discord Server ► https://discord.gg/fHaKNPe   For our RPGs channel ► https://www.youtube.com/@gmsmagazine   For So Play We All, our Boardgames channel► https://www.youtube.com/@soplayweall   For our podcast ► https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gmsmagazine-podcast   Follow us on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/gmsmagazine   Our Facebook page ► https://www.facebook.com/GMSmagazine/     #boardgames #boardgame #supportsmallcreators #asiangames #indiegames #indieboardgames #dicetower #watchitplayed #tabletop #tabletopgames #boardgamer #boardgamereview #boardgamegeek #wargame   ********************************************  AEG, Alderac, Alderac entertainment group, OTYS, mercado of lisboa, cultural appropriation, board game, board, game, dice, card game, cards, catan, monopoly, tower, dice tower, review, settlers, gaming, board game review, boardgame, uno, ticket to ride, apples to apples, educational games, educational, top 10, board game review, boardgame review, boardgame unboxing, boardgame

This is Dice Tower Now for the week of April 18, 2023. This week, apples are the new vikings, Flatout constructs a landmark, Alderac goes expansion crazy, and … it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a tuber!   TOP STORIES (2:11) Quartermaster Direct First draft of Paizo's new OGL Cascadia Landmarks Potato Man! Fantasia Games reprinting Colosseum Sky Team Marvel Champions: NeXt Evolution New expansions KS coming in May from AEG Planta Nubo from GameBuilders Border Reivers New 10 year anniversary edition of Firefly coming from GF9 Biohack Pacifica Funko announces 4 Indiana Jones games   CROWDFUNDING (19:51) Wild Gardens Ecosfera Mycology Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era Terminus Zombicide White Death   SPONSOR UPDATE (28:35) Paranormal Detectives   SPECIAL REPORT (31:24) The Gathering of Friends   CONNECT: Follow our Twitter newsfeed: twitter.com/dicetowernow Dig in with Corey at DiceTowerDish.com. Have a look-see at Barry's wares at BrightBearLaser.com.

PiCast Episode 216  - Calico and Kylan from Escon We both finally got back together to record for the first half of this episode! We talk about playing Calico from Alderac and a few other topics before moving on to an interview with Kylan who is about to open a Board Game Cafe in Southern California. Hope you enjoy the Episode and let us know if you have any comments on Calico or any other games we should try! Important links: https://www.alderac.com/calico/ Check out UnboxBoardom and use the offer code “PIDAY” for free shipping on your first month at https://unboxboardom.com  If you are local and you want to attend the next EsCon go to http://reesgames.com  Also  head over to Cardboardia in Murrieta. You can also check them out online no matter where you live! Here is their linktree: https://linktr.ee/Cardboardia Contact us at PiDayFamily@gmail.com Leave us a Voicemail on the Pi Line 626-66-PIDAY https://linktr.ee/pidaycosplay The music in this episode is “Advertime” Written by Rafael Krux. This music is available for commercial and non-commercial purposes. FreePD.com On this episode: #BoardGames #UnboxBoardom #Shoplocal #ShopSmall #Conventions #Escondido #CA #Hometown #Alderac #Calico

PiCast Episode 203 - Spooky Board Games   Happy Halloween! Since we have been working on 26 new games in 2021 we have a backlog of games to talk about. Since it's Halloween, we decided to talk about the spooky games we have played recently.   Special thanks to Alderac for the copy of Whirling Witchcraft! https://alderacstore.com Don't miss out on the Halloween sale for Whirling Witchcraft https://alderacstore.com/whirling-witchcraft/?mc_cid=d3309acc16&mc_eid=1ec0415e72   Here are the Board Game Geek links to the games we discussed:  https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/309129/disney-haunted-mansion-call-spirits-game https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/142197/phantom-society https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/335275/whirling-witchcraft https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/282524/horrified   Next week Scott interviews John “Hambone” McGuire about his Kickstarter for Point Nemo that goes LIve November 2nd. Be sure and check it out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnhambonemcguire/point-nemo    And don't forget out sponsor UnboxBoardom. Use the offer code “PIDAY” for free shipping on your first month at https://unboxboardom.com    Contact Us:   Email: PiDayFamily@gmail.com Voicemail: 626-66-PIDAY   Linktree: https://linktr.ee/pidaycosplay   Direct links to the PiCast: Libsyn: https://picast.libsyn.com/podcast Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/picast-podcast/id1052428783   The music in this episode is “Advertime” Written by Rafael Krux. This music is available for commercial and non-commercial purposes. FreePD.com   On this episode: #BoardGames #Alderac #BGG #BoardGameGeek #Halloween #Spooky #Spoopy

Erica and Scott welcome game design legend Mike Elliot, creator of innumerable Magic: the Gathering and Pokémon cards, designer of Thunderstone, and co-designer of Quarriors and the Dice Masters series. And of course, of DuelMaster and Charm Angel, which were both huge hits in Japan. Mike also runs the Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design Hall of Fame, commemorating the work of legendary tabletop game designers. SHOW NOTES 1m22s: NeoPets, Hecatomb, The Harry Potter Trading Card Game. 1m41s: Game designer and friend of the show Eric Lang. Gil and Geoff chatted with Eric in Ludology 175 - Auld Lang Design. , Also, Wiz Kids is a publisher that should not be confused with Hasbro-owned D&D and Magic: the Gathering publisher Wizards of the Coast (aka WOTC, often referred to as "WHAT-see"). Wiz Kids and WOTC are two unrelated companies, although Wiz Kids publishes some D&D-related products under license from WOTC. 3m24s: Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson are the credited designers behind the first version of D&D. Richard Garfield designed Magic: The Gathering, King of Tokyo, and Robo Rally. Jordan Weisman founded legendary RPG publisher FASA before starting WizKids. Reiner Knizia has designed hundreds of games, including Tigris & Euphrates, Medici, Ra, and Lost Cities. Vlaada Chvatl designed Through the Ages and Galaxy Trucker. 3m58s: Uwe Rosenberg designed Agricola, Le Havre, A Feast for Odin, and Bohnanza. Bruno Cathala designed 5 Tribes, Kingdomino, and 7 Wonders Duel. Maureen Hiron has been in the industry for decades, with games like 7 Ate 9, Cosmic Cows, and Qwitch. 4m31s: The Strong Museum of Play, in Rochester, New York, is a museum dedicated to play, toys, and games. If you're ever in Rochester, make an appointment with their archivist to look at Sid Sackson's meticulously-kept diaries; they are amazing. GAMA is the Game Manufacturer's Association, a trade organization of tabletop game publishers and retailers. GAMA runs the industry convention GAMA Expo (formerly the GAMA Trade Show), and the public convention Origins. 5m26s: Little Wars, by novelist H.G. Wells (author of War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, and The Island of Doctor Moreau), was a rulebook for playing with toy soldiers. That sort of formalized ruleset for a wargame was rather novel in 1913. Note the cringeworthy full title: Little Wars: a game for boys from twelve years of age to one hundred and fifty and for that more intelligent sort of girl who likes boys' games and books. 7m39s: Here's the website Mike mentions. Note that Mike is in the middle of the photograph on the front page, in the black short-sleeved shirt. 8m31s: Here's the Biography of a Board Game for Pass-out. 9m43s: And here's the Biography of a Board Game for Quarriors. 10m22s: Del Mar, California. 15m44s: Hearthstone 21m34s: If you want to know more about the intersection of gaming and improv, check out our episode of Improv for Gamers author Karen Twelves, Ludology 237 - Improv-ing Games. 28m22s: Halo ActionClix, Star Wars PocketModel TCG, DC HeroClix: Batman (Alpha) 34m00s: The Dice Masters family of games. 35m04s: Duel Masters Trading Card Game, from WOTC and Takara Tomy (both of which are part of Hasbro), part of the Duel Masters franchise. 38m44s: Battle Spirits: Trading Card Game 45m27s: More information about Target halting sales of trading cards, including Pokémon. 46m01s: Thunderstone, published by Alderac Entertainment Group. Alderac is usually abbreviated as AEG, but is unrelated to the massive sports/music promoter Anschutz Entertainment Group, which is also abbreviated as AEG. Alderac is run by John Zinzer. 47m25s: Kingdom of Loathing   50m45s: Card Jitsu was originally part of Disney's MMO Club Penguin, which has since been replaced by Club Penguin Island. 54m08s: Quarriors 58m25s: Yahtzee: Doctor Who edition, and its TARDIS dice cup. 1h00m26s: The Quacks of Quedlinburg, The Mind 1h05m17s: AR games, or Augmented Reality games, utilize technology like phones or tablets to augment real-world locations with computer-generated enhancements. The most successful AR game at the moment is Pokémon Go. 1h07m53s: Mark Rosewater is the head designer for Magic: The Gathering. 1h15m15s: The film American Pie.

Today's Episode is brought to you by Gabby and Scratch a new audio fiction series for the whole family! The angels and devils of our nature are always trying to sway us down the right or wrong path—but what if they not only are real but overworked and overbooked and barely competent? And what if the humans they are assigned are just flat out weird? Welcome to the world of Gabby and Scratch. Gabby & Scratch is on Kickstarter right now through March 4! Check it out right here!! Today's episode is a BRAND new version of the show!  Today’s segments are! Hot Takes! Asmodee bought Boardgame Arena, how do you feel about that? New to US/New to You! We review Cubitos from AEG! Fire & Ice: The guys discuss a game that is hot for them right now, and a game that is not.  Lightning Round! 1. Does asparagus make your pee smell weird? 2. Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight? 3. What is the best sci-fi universe? Theology of Games Podcast is hosted by: Jeremiah Isley Scott Firestone and AJ Skifstad Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Don't forget to enter the contest for a copy of Space Park by scoring today's show at www.TheologyofGames.com/scorepad!

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Calvin and Bryan play "Love Letter" (Seiji Kanai, 2012, Alderac).

Rolldovia Beethovan, today’s show is about the AEG and Artipia title, ‘Dice City.’ In a roll of events one could only describe as para-dice, Todd Rowland (Senior Brand manager for AEG) drops by to chat about all things Alderac. Jaime hosts Matt’s quiz and we announce last month’s winner of… Continue reading

In Episode 13, Craig and Dave discuss the important topic of what criteria, mechanics, or other qualities make a board game a keeper, one they keep going back to. They also take a look at a number of small games, like Spyfall, releasing later this year from Cryptozoic, Lost Legacy: The Starship from Alderac, Bandu from Zoch, and the Bravest Warriors Cooperative Dice Game from Cyptozoic. They also announce their Valentines Day Games for Two Giveaway where they're giving away a copy of Patchwork, designed by Uwe Rosenberg and published by Mayfair and Akrotiri, designed by Jay Cormier and Sen-Foong Lim and published by Z-Man Games. They also discuss upcoming reviews from the Indie Game Alliance line of games, define FLGS in their What the What? segment and talk about a bunch of games on Dave's list. Lastly, they pick up the guantlet thrown down by a fellow podcaster. Ball's in your court now.   Show Times: Spyfall (Cryptozoic): 3:00 Lost Legacy: The Starship (AEG): 10:45 Bandu (Zoch): 16:30 Bravest Warriors Dice Game (Cryptozoic): 22:30 Botch Games For Two Valentine's Giveaway! (Akrotiri, Patchwork): 27:30 Indie Game Alliance: 32:00 What the What? FLGS defined: 34:45 Dive Dice Games (Diceperados, My Neighbor Monster, Downgo Dungeon): 42:30 Wrath of Kings CoolMiniOrNot): 46:45 Mini Theme: Crag > A-Aron: 51:30 Main Theme: Keeper Games: 53:00

Episode 5 is where you get to hear the crinkling of gift wrap as we open our gifts to each other for the frst annual Botch Christmas-Cast! We discuss the games we been playing like Mars Attacks: The Dice Game fro Steve Jackson Games and Pandemic:The Cure from Z-Man Games. Also we talk in depth about Cooperative board games and why we feel that evey gaming group should have a few in their collection. As a special bonus, you get to hear thoughts from and discussion with our always talked about, but never heard from, sound editor Chuck. Lastly as a special year end giveaway, spawned from our love of the collection of games and our love for you, our listeners, we're giving away a copy of AEG's Black Friday Black Box! It's double the love giveaway! Show Times:  AEG Black Box Giveaway!: 2:00 Mars Attacks: The Dice Game (Steve Jackson Games): 5:30 Pandemic: The Cure (Z-Man Games): 13:45 First Annual Botch Christmas-Cast!: 21:00 Doomtown Reloaded (AEG): 22:45 Castles of Mad King Ludwig (Bezier): 25:00 Arcadia Quest Kickstarter Figures (CoolMiniOrNot): 27:15 Warhammer 40k Dark Vengeance (Games Workshop): 31:00 In Depth: Cooperative Games: 38:45

HJRP1213 Your hosts: Stu, Stork and JiB Links mentioned: Gateway 2014 August 29 - September 1. Bristol Renaissance Faire - the Merry Wives of Windsor are playing there this weekend only (August 9th and 10th). If you're in Wisconsin, go up and say 'hi.' Happy Jacks T-Shirts are no available at the Angryfolk.com webstore. Mook has published a book for Steve Jackson Games - How to Be a GURPS GM. Show Notes! We spend about 15 minutes discussing way to come up with meaningful NPCs on the fly -- that is, what information we need to determine characterization and where to get it. Mathew writes in about running his first SW adventure for some folks new to the system. Matthew (that's with two Ts) ask about a situation that came up where one of his long-time players reacted very badly to the actions of a character in the game. Dave from Michigan sends in a gaming horror story where the players had to roll up classes and races randomly to build characters for a game that resulted in a near TPK when the plot took a turn off the rails. Robert in Texas writes in with some praise for the show (and thank you for the monitor controller, Robert!). Andreas asks about games that quantify characterizations elements of a PC and if they might be good "training" to make players betters "actors" at the table. He also suggests Alderac's Toolbox and Ultimate Toolbox, which are books chock full o' random tables, to develop ideas for game stories. JimTo writes in about a not fun game of Toon at a convention. Bakomusha tells us about his Shadowrun 5E game, where he awarded XP to players who broke with their routine and did crazy stuff during combat. Ben writes about a very large gaming group that shrank and then grew again, asking for advice on how to handle this situation. And Eric asks for some advice on a Star Wars/horror game and also shares how the show has helped him. Finally, we discuss (at length!) the results thus far from the Happy Jacks RPG Podcast Listener Survey.