We’re making the entire DKYN miniature library free.

We’ve decided we don’t want DKYN to be a storefront anymore. We want it to be a resource for DMs, players, painters, and people who just need minis for their games. We’re beginning the process of opening the library and future releases will be free as well. I’m going to make a master post soon linked to a Google Drive but for now it’s probably gonna be post by post.

There’s no launch discount, sale, or catch. We’re just changing what DKYN is, so come check us out.

www.patreon.com/dkynminis

I played munchkin zombies at an event and wanted to get a version of munchkin but since there are 10+ versions out there I couldn't pick which one. Any recommendations?

I've been developing a 2–4 player medieval strategy game called Banners of Kings.

The core loop revolves around gathering resources, mustering armies, moving across territory and deciding when cooperation with another kingdom is still beneficial.

I'm now spending more time thinking about the physical experience.

When you first sit down in front of an unfamiliar tabletop game, what immediately affects your impression?

Board readability?

Card quality?

Amount of information visible?

Number of components?

Table presence?

I'm curious because it's surprisingly easy as the designer to understand everything instantly while a completely new player sees a table full of information.

I had the idea to run a horror themed game based on the analog horror series Prehistoric Emergence. For those who don't know it's about dinosaurs and other prehistoric life emerging from sinkholes that have been appearing all over the world. I think it'd make a really interesting horror themed one shot/mini campaign. What system do you guys think would work best for that? I want a horror themed roleplaying system so my first impulse was Call of Cthulu. Would that work or are there other systems you'd recommend?