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now that character creation is done, its time to misbehave! our “heroes” find themselves neighbors to a doomsday cult, and are not once again, i'm expanding on a twitter rant i had a couple of weeks ago. this time, it was spawned because of various facebook posts i've seen over the past couple of weeks in regards to keyforge. if i were to summarize these posts, it would sound something like: omg why. is keyforge so popular? it's a dumb card game and a way for ffg to make money calling it a unique game when its actually just a ccg with. not much worth talking about news wise, so we take a look at what was popular in summer 2018. plus our usual reviews and then we finish up so cthulhu chewed us up and spit us out, so we had to switch gears to a new game: blades in the dark from john harper and evil hat publishing! in this game, we will be making scoundrels that will be running amok in a steampunk victorian horror town. for some quick info, but there's a lot more in depth stuff available to read on. also, i'm not an expert, so take everything i say with a grain of salt. basically, the idea behind the spoon theory is that people only have a certain number of spoons in a day, representing the amount of energy you have to conduct activities. for those with disabilities or mental illnesses, some tasks require more spoons than they would for another person, especially activities that require interacting with other people.  recently, cmon issued its third quarter earnings report, in which they described a revenue loss of about $4.1 million. this has caused the bgg elite, as i've come to know them, to go crazy and saying that the end times are coming for the board gaming industry. is anyone else sick and tired of hearing about this? one company does not represent the whole of the board gaming industry. in fact, my position is that the cmon loss has less to do with industry trends and more to do with the fact that they just didn't have that many interesting kickstarters this year. i went on a twitter rant about it a few days ago