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  • Knowledge Knight Review Jam (2026)
    October 6, 2026

    Knowledge Knight Review Jam (2026)

    Quinns can’t review every game, but we can help to bridge the gap.

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  • Heaven in the Dust
    October 1, 2026

    Heaven in the Dust

    Greek tragedy in the American Great Depression.

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  • The Effort Multiplier
    September 30, 2026

    The Effort Multiplier

    Role playing games are machines that turn effort into fun.

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  • Seven-Part Pact
    September 29, 2026

    Seven-Part Pact

    A guest review of toxic masculinity by Robinson.

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  • Pathfinder 2e (Adventure Paths)
    September 19, 2026

    Pathfinder 2e (Adventure Paths)

    Pathfinder 2e is probably the easiest way to run a consistent weekly game.

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  • Prince of Hounds
    September 13, 2026

    Prince of Hounds

    You like jazz?

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  • Ephemeris: Omens of the Blood Comet (A Knives Out RPG)
    August 22, 2026

    Ephemeris: Omens of the Blood Comet (A Knives Out RPG)

    Clue! but make it about space vampires.

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  • One-Shot Winners
    July 23, 2026

    One-Shot Winners

    (Header image from Zachary Kadolph on Unsplash) “What games are good for one-shots?” is a very common refrain in my circles, and I love to hear it. It means people are branching out, trying new things. It’s also a difficult question to make a generic response to. Often it is dependent on table size and…

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  • Before the Bog God
    June 28, 2026

    Before the Bog God

    (Header image from Ben Griffiths on Unsplash) The Recommendation I think this is a must-own game. This gem is concise enough that you can probably read the base rules in less time than it will take to read this review, so you may as well go buy it, read it, play it, then come back…

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  • Songbirds 3e
    May 17, 2026

    Songbirds 3e

    (Header image by Alexandr Rusnac on Unsplash) Everything Everywhere All At Once is my favorite film. The clash of such an explosive, absurd multiverse epic colliding with the commonplace struggle of an immigrant family trying to file their taxes is not an obvious combination. I think it works so well because the absurdism pounds your…

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