Take a spin through the archives of the hobby gaming world, as Brant and Jim peruse the back catalog of Dragon Magazine
Don’t worry, there’s plenty more where this one came from – there’s 200 issues still to go!
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The child of many gifts who does not rise to his potential is a cliche. Now a parent, I find that cliche, when made flesh, to be one of the most frustrating of human experiences. After all, this is a person you love with all your heart, who you know is capable of remarkable things, and yet, in this moment, for reasons you cannot discern, is just not, well, getting it done.
Thus my summary of Compass Games’ Sovereign of the Seas, an improvisation on the theme of Avalon Hill’s legendary War at Sea that has within it some legitimately fun, if light, game play, but needed more time in development; development that now, unfortunately, is being handled after release.
What’s inside the box? Let’s take a look…
And so how does it play? We’ll let Cyrano get back to us on that one.
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I’m a bit embarrassed that it’s taken me nigh eight months to file an update to this series, but, with an apology proffered, perhaps it’s best to dive right in?
I’ll begin, if I may, by again talking about a surprise. I’ve known of this creature for a long time:
Let’s take a look inside the new Sovereign of the Seas from Compass Games
Much more about this game coming as we dig into it in greater detail.
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