Dana Severance

I’ve been playing World of Warcraft since beta. Characters have come and gone in the five or so years the game has been around. I’ll get tired of servers, sick of role-player drama, or just sick of the game itself. Even though I quit, the cycle always seems to start itself again.

Since the resident board gamer is in town, I’m getting exposed to all sorts of new games. This last one was Witch of Salem. Like anything good in the Cthulhu mythos, your choices are die terribly or go insane. Winning is not generally an option. That’s what makes it fun, right?

Recently, I got to play a board game named Endeavor. It is built for three to five players with an hour and a half to two hours to spare. There are more pieces in the box than I’m comfortable with.

I love to game. I always have, and it’s always something that’s appealed to me. Whether we’re talking online gaming, console gaming, or table-top role playing games, I’ve got my favorites. Most recently, I’ve tripped into the Warhammer 40k Universe with a few friends, full into the lap of Rogue Trader.