tabletop
Play To Z’s board game bid proves Shut Up & Sit Down still wears the crown
Influence is king of the cardboard castle.
Chase Carter
A labor and culture journalist with over a decade of experience with daily news, investigative reporting and criticism. He has spent 3+ years covering tabletop at Dicebreaker with an eye towards workers' rights, business and independent artists.
tabletop
Half an hour was all it took to convert me into a Crokinole pervert
Beware the call of wooden biscuits
Rascal Radio
Rascal attempts to dismantle the modern internet
Damn, modern internet got hands.
community
Tabletop Workers United secures “key non-economic demands” after a year of fraught negotiations
Strikes remain on the table as union members look toward their next goals
community
Review: My PAX Unplugged illness
An objective look at the viral load I brought home from Philadelphia
community
Funko inadvertently disables itch.io’s whole website, blames third-party brand protection
Founder calls foul on “trash ‘AI Powered’ Brand Protection Software”
tabletop
Trading conflict for character sheets is Osprey Games’ plan to win the war
Your next favorite RPG may come from a company known for books about battleships
culture
We're Thinking of Ending Things
Campaigns, that is.
culture
An ode to Black Friday journalism
Dealsposting? Not in this house.
Rascal Radio
Rascal ponders The Brony Dichotomy
Also, Transformers don't officially transform??
tabletop
Digital Commander would make Hasbro a ton of money and be objectively terrible
When fun gets in the way of financials
tabletop
Legend in the Mist was designed to lunge for D&D’s throat
Son of Oak’s Amit Moshe talks about slow growth and chasing myths.
community
Happy holidays ya filthy anklebiters: here's a $1 subscription
Finally, a reason to celebrate the end of 2024
culture
“No Politics” is always a red flag, even when defending your tabletop business
Bigoted money spends, but not without consequences
Rascal Radio
Rascal discovers generational cusps and rags on Bastions
Plus, mysterious emails and why Dropout TV is protecting its talent from legal threats.
tabletop
A little bit toolbox, a little bit house rules: Blades in the Dark’s John Harper explains his return to Doskvol
Deep Cuts condenses seven years of Harper’s own experience with his most influential tabletop RPG