Emintea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAgfE8CYURA

I know, for me, Rodney has been instrumental in my love of the hobby. 10 years. Cheers to 10 more.

https://youtu.be/cdB1FN-CTX8

8 ways to save money on board games but still enjoy the hobby! Do you have any additional advice to add? This is something that I personally struggle with, but figured some things I’ve learned may work for others!

This comes to mind after having recently played Cindr, a game about swiping right and having the best date... with dragons. This was an absolute blast to play but strikes me as a game that would totally flop with a group that doesn't want to lean into the light roleplay and silliness it provides.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6_zXV0L0dw

What other games require a certain group, mindset, etc. to really flourish? Another that comes to mind for me would be Cosmic Encounter.

Buyer pays shipping from 40601. Local pickup is also an option. $260 for the lot.
Middara: Unintnetional Malum Act 1 Kickstarter Game + Promos + Neoprene Mats + Character Bags.

Game is opened and played. I would consider it very good quality. Some miniatures are painted to tabletop quality. I can send pics if interested.

When I first built a PC back in early 2016 I bought a G303 and that's been all i've used since. Last week I went and bought a G Pro Wireless. I've heard nothing but good things and I really want a wireless mouse. The drag of the cord drives me nuts and I have no experience with modding, don't have a bungee, etc.

Anyways, I'm just not so sure if I like it. How much time should I give to break it in? Or does it just not fit my grip/hand size? Based on my research it looks like it'd be a perfect fit for me but the G303 is just so comfy in comparison. Any thoughts?

Grip: Loose claw 1-2-2 (I think?) Hand size: 19.5x10.5

Thanks for your advice. I don't want to waste ~$150 if the G Pro isn't

I'm someone who always likes to try out new builds. I'm playing the game co-op with a friend and we're in Act 2 right now, just hit level 15. I decided last night to try out an archer build instead of my shadowblade assassin just to see how I liked it. I am absolutely making the game trivial right now and it's obvious that it isn't as fun for him when I destroy things so quickly. So, my question is, does this build always stay so powerful?

I mean, i'm not doing anything special. It doesn't seem very tactical, doesn't require a lot of setup, etc. I'm just using the basic huntsman skills and pretty much wrecking anything. Using my shadowblade build to teleport and get in behind, rupture tend