How we Play and GM Tabletop Roleplaying Games
One of the things that we at Angel’s Citadel have tried to do is to be open and willing to help small, independent creators get their products in front of a wider audience. Chasing people down has never been our thing, but when they come to us, we try to help where we can. Admittedly, Continue reading Review: Midnight Muscadines
For a long time as a child, I immersed myself in fantasy. I cut my teeth on Narnia, then the Hobbit, the early Dragonlance novels (Chronicles and Legends and the like), then eventually the Drizzt Do’Urden novels, and the rest of the Forgotten Realms among others. For many years, I stayed there, mostly because it Continue reading Review: It s Only Magic
A new article for your reading consumption? What the WHAT? No, your eyes are not deceiving you. We’re getting back in the saddle which is quite exciting, but we’re going slower this time around. Curse you “adult reality” that requires us to work and make money to pay bills! This adulting thing is disgusting… just Continue reading The Great Railroad Debate
Joann and I have made no secret about our interest in new tabletop roleplaying games, both new to us in system or mechanics or new to us in setting and genre. We ve also described many times and in many different forums how we initially met as a result of her posting and my looking for Continue reading Review: NewEdo
We re settling into our new house in New York and things are getting set back up. If you look in the Discord server events, you ll see the next five streams we have scheduled. January is going to see the wrap up of our several years Invisible Sun campaign and I m excited to share that with Continue reading 2024 Preview
What’s the old saying? “Rumors of our death have been greatly exaggerated”? It feels like it’s been an eternity since we’ve written here. Life happened. School and job hunting and our Patreon and streaming and conventions and more job hunting since Josh lost his job too… And it’s still coming at us, but I wanted Continue reading Review: The Calling
Our friends from the Citadel. It s been a while since we ve seen you here. In case you thought we abandoned this Blog we didn t. We ve just been focusing on live-streaming stuff and, well, life got in the way toward the end of last year. Joann went to school for three months, and I got sick Continue reading It s Been a Hot Minute
If you’ve followed our blog here, or our Twitch streams, or know us personally in a Tabletop Roleplaying Game context, you’ll know that while I will play basically anything (especially if my wife is running it She’s my favorite GM), I freely admit that superhero games really aren’t my bag. For the most part, Continue reading Review: The Origin
Once again, my friends, I’m going to lead you back to one of my all-time favorite settings to play in or run: Numenera, by Monte Cook Games. I just can’t stay away. It keeps drawing me back, like a little black hole in my gaming shelf. Within the last couple of months or so we Continue reading Review: Break the Horizon
In the past, I have talked some about my discovery of Numenera. How with the first reading, I didn’t really understand what I held in my hands. It was only with time and play and immersing myself in both the design thought process (for the mechanics) and the narrative (for the setting) that I truly Continue reading Review: Defiant