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Dungeon Inc. First Impressions
My first impressions of Dungeon Inc. by Ben Felten, a reverse dungeon TTRPG from The Merry Mushmen where monsters work for the dungeon and adventurers are the problem.
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My first impressions of Dungeon Inc. by Ben Felten, a reverse dungeon TTRPG from The Merry Mushmen where monsters work for the dungeon and adventurers are the problem.
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My first impressions of Twilight Sword by Two Little Mice, a colorful fantasy TTRPG with roll-under d12 checks, fast monster turns, and a strong solo-play promise.
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My thoughts on The Wolves of Langston, a Solo 5e Adventure from Obvious Mimic.
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My thoughts on the Monster Manual as my favorite TTRPG purchase of 2025.
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My thoughts on the Retro Handhelds as my favorite TTRPG purchase of 2025.
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My thoughts on the Land of Eem system and its unique approach to solo play.
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My thoughts on The Unofficial GBA Pixel Book, why the artwork matters, and how visual references can inspire tabletop RPG play.
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My thoughts on the Heroes of the Borderlands starter set, what it offers new players, and why it caught my attention for D&D play.
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My thoughts on Welcome to the Hellfire Club, a Dungeons & Dragons starter set.
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My thoughts on Traumatarium Deckulus, a solo dungeon crawler card game.
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My thoughts on Tin Helm, a pocket-sized dungeon crawler that you can literally bring anywhere.
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My thoughts on the Essential Kit as my favorite TTRPG purchase of 2025.