I've been reading these three games recently and I feel like, somewhere in a fusion of their best ideas with individual imperfections chipped away by synergistic comparison, there is the roadmap for a *spectacular* serialized urban fantasy experience.

GenCon Gems:
I found this cute social deduction (secret asshole 😅) game from Mosaic Games while wandering the exhibition hall. All the players are wedding crashers at an Indian wedding and you're about to he found out, so you have to erase evidence of being there and frame your buddies to escape 😆

I may be here at GenCon gaming with a host of my favorite people, but Matt and Nick are keeping the Infinite Reimagine Podcast running! See what they're talking about this time on the latest episode!
youtu.be/qfcNR-k7kW4

Reviewing art milestones like "It's looking good, but has the pigeon reached maximum badassery yet or is there farther we can go?"

I consider it a good omen to be visited by a not-so-dangerous noodle on this sunny day!

I have to give Marvel credit for recognizing me, specifically, as their target audience.

When the Pathfinder design team was working on Dark Archive, this was one of the most discussed scenes and inspiration points in relation to the thaumaturge class. Benny was also one of the only inspirational characters who wasn't a wizard in his own setting.

Quote in image from James3rdComedy