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We are about the business of introducing churches to the idea of gaming ministry. Particularly in the tabletop world. Board games, card games, and – yeah – even RPGs are not only something that the Church should consider “permissable” – but can be a way of actively connecting and growing… Continue reading
We need your help to make GSP 100 the experience we hope it will be. Whether you’ve been listening since episode 1 or just started listening to us last week, we hope you’ll send us some messages about how the podcast has impacted your life, gaming, and even ministry. Send… Continue reading
I discovered the world of RPGs as an adult. A handful of years ago I had never played an RPG. They were like a foreign land to me: distant, exotic, and intimidating. Today I’m playing in and even running games across multiple RPG systems. How did I go from non-gamer… Continue reading
Featured image for this article used through Creative Commons by Lee Haywood “Why would anyone want to play a board game by themself?” It was an honest question regarding the player count on the side of the box. I didn’t think much of it at the time, brushing the comment aside… Continue reading
I recently wrote a piece for GameChurch about the storytelling card game from Atlas Games – Once Upon a Time. I summarize the game play in that article, so I won’t be repeating it here. It is one of my favorite games I have ever played, but words like “player” and… Continue reading
Last year I chipped in a few bucks to help Wil make a new season of Tabletop. I am a longtime podcaster who understands the process of creating stuff and tossing it into the abyss that is the internet. Plus I like the show and I feel like I owe the… Continue reading
What if you made a game about fighting disease epidemics across the world, and then a disease that is curable, yet still incredibly dangerous, lethal, and spreadable without the proper precautions was raging across the globe? What if you could rally fans of that game to raise funds to help… Continue reading
November of last year, we unveiled this website. Our original goals and strategies have been refined over the past year, but we are still committed to introducing church and community leaders to the tabletop gaming world and equipping them to harness games as a tool to impact those around them. As we look forward… Continue reading
I was in a hotel lobby in Indianapolis. At a table in the corner, a handful of gentlemen gathered around a board emblazoned with images of Arthurian legend. The Lady of the Lake held aloft Excalibur – if just out of reach. The grail was being elusive, but the brave… Continue reading
Tagged as the “Four Greatest Days in Gaming, GenCon is largest tabletop gaming convention in the world. This year more than 56,000 gamers traveled to Indianapolis to demo games, play in tournaments, craft, attend seminars, hear the latest gaming news and walk for hours in the 283,000 sq. ft. vendor… Continue reading
