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Brant Guillory, 10 November 2019
The Gamer’s Armory hosted their annual 24-hour board game marathon event over Veterans Day weekend again this year, with the proceeds benefitting the Gamers For Cures charity The Turner Syndrome Society.
Over a hundred gamers cycled through the marathon, which included a massive game raffle, table prizes, and a lot of caffeine.
You can still make donations to the cause at this link, but it’s too late to get into the raffle. (FWIW, I dropped my tickets pretty evenly across Ancient Civilizations of the Inner Sea, Last Hundred Yards, Founders of Gloomhaven, and Front Toward Enemy.)
If you’re around central North Carolina next year, make plans to check out this awesome event in mid-November.
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Armchair Dragoons Newsdesk, 9 July 2019
You can now order back issues of Battles Magazine in PDF, with quantity discounts.
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Brant Guillory, 21 November 2018
The guys at Battles Magazine have an online preview of their upcoming issue #12
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Brant Guillory, 20 November 2018
I found out Don Dehm moved on to his next adventure in the great beyond yesterday. Don was one of the nicest, most helpful dudes I ever met in the gaming world.
I was one of the earliest guests on the old Pulp Gamer podcast (episode #5) and that got me interested in podcasting to where I was a long-time subscriber before eventually taking my own podcasting plunge.
Any time I needed to reach out to Don with a question about the gaming business, podcasting, or GAMA (when he was on the board) he never treated my questions as an annoyance, and was always very enthusiastic about helping anyone and everyone find their right niche in the gaming world.
Don was one of the original brains behind the Bob & Angus show, which spawned the larger-than-life sheep we used to have a backdrop to our convention photos.
Our industry lost a great friend, and one that will be impossible to replace.
Next Origins, we’re going to hoist an extra drink for Don.
Oh, and #fuckcancer
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