We introduced this new series in this post, and this time we’re focusing on the first quest in the most recent deluxe box (Wilds of Rhovanion). At some point we …
Reading the Rings Meta: LotR LCG Encounter Card Analysis
In competitive card games a large amount of effort and energy is expended in understanding and reading the current “meta”: what cards and archetypes are popular and powerful at the …
The Attack on Dol Guldur – Streamlining the Adventure
View Post“…Things that were, things that are, things that yet may be”
It’s been a while since we did the last RTFC on here, and we’ve been playing about with a slightly modified format. You may know we’re trying to do more …
Is Arkham Horror just a re-skinned LotR LCG? (Or, If I love LotR will I love AH?): Part One
It’s not possible to read a review or listen to a podcast of Arkham Horror without it being compared to FFG’s other co-operative LCG, Lord of the Rings. Which is …
RTFC of the Week: Tireless Hunters (LotR LCG)
I’ve been playing quite a lot of two-handed LotR recently, with my Ladies wot Quest deck combined with a Blokes wot Engage deck. Those Ladies really, really don’t like to …
RYDKE #10: Aloof Keyword in Arkham Horror LCG
Following on from last week’s quick look at the Permanent keyword, it’s time to explore one of the other keywords in AH:LCG that didn’t make it into the core set. …
RTFC of the Week: Shortcut (Arkham Horror LCG)
What I particularly like about this card, and I do like this card, is that’s its name is relevant on all the levels: thematically, pictorially, mechanically. Introduced in the Dunwich …
RYDKE #9: Permanent Keyword in Arkham Horror LCG
My God(‘)s(‘) people, there’s another RYKDE! How long’s it been? Too long, that’s how long. And I just know you’ve missed the complicated sentence structure and mostly off-topic starts to …