Thursday morning began with a round of Bang! the Dice Game, in which a group of good guys and bad guys attempt to shoot each other down, ...

Thanks to the much improved homebrew reorganized ruleset some kind souls at Board Game Geek created, this round of Fortune and Glory act...

By painting this assortment of WWII German troops, I have finished painting all of the pieces for Fortune and Glory, in plenty of time f...

Here are three more painted playing pieces for Fortune and Glory: a cult leader, a Nazi, and a mobster. Quite a collection of evildoers,...

Here are some more freshly-painted Fortune and Glory playing pieces, along with a treasure chest (not from the game). I was trying to giv...

These still need some work, mainly because I made the mistake of trying to add some detail to the faces. While the woman on the right cam...

Here are three more of the board game pieces I've been painting to make Fortune and Glory more immersive. I'm quite fond of how t...

Here are some more freshly-painted mobsters for Fortune and Glory. I'm most happy with Mr. Grey, centre, with his grey suit and blac...

Here's another batch of Fortune and Glory tokens; this is a group of cultists. Once again, I'm embarrassed by the sloppiness on d...

As you can see, my painting still needs a LOT of work. While I've been trying to put some tips from Stephen and Jeff into practice, ...

Saturday began with Fortune & Glory, a game that casts players in the roles of 1930s Republic serial heroes, cooperating to stop eith...

 Sean bought me Fortune & Glory for my birthday, and today we tried out this game of 1930s derring-do for the first time. It's the...