Covenant announcements (chronological)
Earthborne Games, led by former head of Fantasy Flight Games, Andrew Navaro, has created a new non-collectible, expandable, competitive card game called Hubworld: Aidalon. We've partnered with them to offer a free set of two preview decks to anyone who wants to try the game—all you have to do is pay shipping.
What do you do when you're a couple of competitive LCG players who need a fictional, in-world card game for your upcoming D&D campaign? You design "Goblins, Orcs, and Ogres," of course.
If you're a people-person who communicates effectively, is trustworthy and empathetic, has high emotional intelligence, and has experience in human resources, business administration, management, and/or leadership, consider applying.
Rewind to 2021. Zach and I are playing an old game that we'd always heard about—the Warlord CCG—on a Throwback Thursday stream. It's immediately obvious that the "rank and file" system is brilliant, and our eyes light up as we roll d20s and sink into that giddy feeling of discovery.
The Arkham Expansion Subscription is being separated into the Arkham Campaign Expansion Subscription and Arkham Investigator Expansion Subscription.
If you are diligent, meticulous, and self-motivated, with a desire to improve tabletop gaming, consider applying.
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I’ve certainly noticed that as I get older, I like change less. I fight against it, which I think is helpful to maintain perspective, but it gets harder over time. You establish habits, you sink into routines, and any disruption to the “way of doing things” feels more like wasted time and less like progress - a feeling which, certainly, can be true (Twitter -> X, anyone?).
Tabletop games are responsible for some of my closest friendships and many of my best memories. My frustration with the status quo back in late 2006, largely centered around local and online retailers having their heads buried in the sand, was what gave me the conviction and courage to launch Team Covenant - a singles website dedicated to The Spoils. Sixteen years later, we’re working on the third iteration of our local store, often referred to as Covenant 3.0.
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