If you watched 'The Office (US),' you would have come across a scene of Stanley's interview about wanting to live in a decommissioned lighthouse, which could launch him into space. Taking space out of the equation, I guess Stanley really wanted his alone time and the lighthouse would be the perfect place, in which, nobody ..read more

If you were looking for a a 1920's version of 'The Fast and the Furious,' look no further as FFG takes you into a high speed chase in: 'The Fast and The Furious: Horror in High Gear,' Starring: Elina Harper: The One who knew too much 1920's Pulp Investigators Worshippers of Dagon Hybrids a.k.a Fish ..read more

The picture that perfectly describes the third scenario of The Innsmouth Conspiracy. Credits to FFG for creating a stunning image. My favourite is still the cover image for the path to carcosa. The one thing I look forward to in games are narratives. I love lore and I love stories. All of which, gives meaning ..read more

IT WAS INEVITABLE: The lockdown...the restricted movement... the never ending days of wearing face mask...the delays in shipments... and yet... a lot more game time for Arkham Horror LCG...like what??? Reflecting on my AH:LCG journey so far, I would say that I have played way more AH:LCG than I ever have before the pandemic. Mostly ..read more

With the introduction of Trish Scarborough in The Innsmouth Conspiracy (TIC) deluxe expansion, I believe many of us in the AH:LCG community were already deck-building and coming up with various ways to play her character. With an intellect and evade of 4, she truly made investigating fun. With a wide array of player cards in TIC that really utilizes Trish's abilities and skills, she was THE investigator to play in TIC campaign. Heck, I might just play her character for my other campaigns too. Just maybe not Carcosa for the time being. Yeppp... too many will tests in that campaign. In this arti ..read more

Most people who think of card games, think of competitive card games like Magic The Gathering. While Arkham Horror is a cooperative game, there is still an element of a common opponent brought in through the encounter deck. Given that, we can use terms and archetypes from competitive games to help us better understand how to “win” at Arkham Horror. The most common archetypes are aggression, control, combo, and tempo. This month, we’re going to talk about aggression (“aggro”) decks, and how to win before the encounter deck gets a chance to screw you over ..read more

Awhile back, I was able to purchase The Dunwich Legacy deluxe expansion, and each month after that, I was scouting for the 6 Mythos packs. I was able to collect all of it by April to begin a new campaign ..read more

When I first started playing the Arkham Horror LCG, I didn’t understand the point of skill cards over assets that boost your skill value. I also didn’t understand the point of committing non-skill cards to tests—why would I give up this event card when I could play it for a benefit? I just didn’t see the point of temporary boosts to your skills ..read more