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Cards Against Humanity is Shit, Here are Better Alternatives

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon January 2, 2016
This article was originally published back in January 2016. Depressingly much remains unchanged CAH is still out there on the high street like a turd that won’t flush. It seemed a suitable time to unearth this piece in light of the prominence Black Lives Matter has reached and it really highlights CAH and how it […]

UK Games Expo 2025 Convention Diary – Saturday – Folklore & Slugblasting

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon June 17, 2025
My morning at the breakfast area included youths dressed as Mario, Luigi and Wario who were bustling around, getting in the way and that felt exactly like the trio would be, so well done them for their accuracy. I walked past a scene at the Medieval village community which would be a perfect start to […]

UK Games Expo 2025 Convention Diary – Friday – Space Games & Daggerheart

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon June 13, 2025
This was the first proper day of the Expo and a joy to be staying right next to the con. Normally I’d be up super early at my friend Graham’s place, preparing for a lengthy drive, or at a Travelodge nearby. Here I was able to read at breakfast while watching the procession of nerds […]

UK Games Expo 2025 Convention Diary – Thursday – The Press Preview

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon June 8, 2025
UK Games Expo’s back, and bigger than ever. I attended as the roving reporter for Who Dares Rolls and decided to even go as far as attending the press preview. This is the first time I’ve done it, as normally I’ve got company who aren’t press and have just arrived in town. This year I […]

An Interview with Cosmic Dark’s Graham Walmsley

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon June 5, 2025
Graham Walmsley, author of Cosmic Dark, Cthulhu Dark and more, answered some questions from Who Dares Rolls, mainly about his current RPG Kickstarter, but also which body part is the most alien.

Cosmic Dark Preview

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon May 31, 2025
Cosmic Dark is a game of weird, bleak space horror. I adored Cthulhu Dark, so when Graham Walmsley offered a preview of his new game, I jumped at the opportunity. Can it live up to my massive expectations? Yes, definitely, but read on to find out how.

Star Trek Adventures Second Edition Starter Set Actual Play

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon May 30, 2025
I ran the Star Trek Adventures Second Edition Starter Set and had a blast. Here’s what happened in the campaign and the accessories I made in order to run it.

I’m Still Here

by Mike Bon May 25, 2025
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Star Trek Adventures Second Edition Starter Set Review – Roll to Do a Starfleet!

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon March 31, 2025
Review Copy Provided The Starter Set next to a very serious Star Trek novel. I’m someone who’s been a fan of Star Trek for most of his life, but I’m not a massive Trekkie. I co-host a Star Trek podcast with a friend where we watch three episodes based around a theme, delving into Trek […]

Zine Month 2025 Strikes Back!

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon February 21, 2025
We’re in the last third of February and Zine Month is still going on. RPG zine crowdfunding projects under the Zine Month and Zine Quest banners are being released all though the month, so here’s a selection of campaigns to check out, starting with the ones finishing earliest. Omen By Spencer Campbell I like Spencer’s […]
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Zine Month 2025

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon February 7, 2025
Zine Quest started a few years ago on Kickstarter as a way of having RPG designers and essayists release short books and games together, making a kind of community effort for affordable, interesting games. A lot of these have been ‘ashcans’ which ended up becoming larger games, some are expansions for existing games and some […]
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