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Escape from Hades: Free Rules and 2-player Cooperative Variant
By Fred Manzo My game “Escape from Hades,” which Hermann Luttmann developed, will be published by Hollandspiele games in a few weeks. Until then those who are interested should feel free to review its
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Tiny Battle Publishing announces new “Blind Swords Lite” game on Leipzig
By Fred Manzo Tiny Battle Publishing has just announced that a new “Blind Swords Lite” game by Hermann Luttmann is on their schedule. I thought this project was “double-plus Top Secret” but I guess
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Kotaku: Truck Carrying Gaming Dice Spills Onto Highway, Rolls A Perfect 756,000
“On Friday, September 13, a truck bound for the Georgia-based tabletop and video game company Trivium Studios took a turn too sharply, spilling 216,000 gaming dice onto Interstate 75 in Atlanta in what could
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Origins 2019 Report – Part 2 of 2
By Fred Manzo This year a bunch of the usual suspects from Long Island took in Origins 2019 had a great time doing it. Origins is a gaming convention that’s been improving year after
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Origins 2019 Report – Part 1 of 2
By Fred Manzo Origins 2019 was an obvious success as far as organization and attendance were concerned. As for attendance, every day was busy and crowded but not overcrowded. Even Wednesday, a day traditionally
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Tiny Battles: “The Devil’s to Pay: The First Day at Gettysburg” – Alpha testing
By Fred Manzo End of Turn 1 of the “Ewell be comin’ Round the Moutain” scenario for Hermann Luttmann’s “The Devil’s to Pay: the First Day at Gettysburg” using his new “Blind Swords Lite”
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Tiny Battle Publishing to release “The Devil’s to Pay: the First day at Gettysburg” by Hermann Luttmann
Hi, all. Well, it looks like the old band is getting back together for a run at a new “Blind Swords Lite” game called “The Devil’s to Pay: the First Day at Gettysburg.” Hermann
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Popular Mechanics: Swedish Pilots Win Medals for Top Secret 1987 SR-71 Incident
The Swedes, trained to intercept the SR-71, became one Blackbird’s guardians. By Kyle Mizokami Nov 29, 2018 “Three decades ago, a group of Swedish fighter pilots who were trained to intercept America’s high-flying SR-71 suddenly became guardian
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