Greetings and happy International Tabletop Day once again! Last year we found ourselves at Redemption AleWerks in Fishers and we figured, why mess with a good thing? So we are back and enjoying what may be the beginning of a promising tradition. Today we are drinking Taxman's Cherry Picker and Gnarly Grove's Legendberry. One of the things we enjoy about Redemption is that they are happy to let you sample a few of the brews they have on tap prior to ordering. Cherry Picker is infused with tart and sweet cherries, the fruit flavor is not overpowering, but a nice complement to the malty richness of this Belgian dubbel. Gnarly Grove "Legendberry" cider had a subtle combination of blueberry, blackberry and raspberry juices with a nice acidic bite. Our game of choice today is Ninja Camp so read on to learn about this small box game with a kick!
Today we made a quick stop into Books and Brews to enjoy Dumbledore's Magic Ale's before leaping through time to change the occurrences of the past in this portable journey known as Chrononauts. Will our missions be fulfilled before we return home, or will our identities get caught in an uber paradox leaving us non-existent? There's a lot of detail to this game, and like our previous segments we will provide a brief overview of this small card game.
Welcome to the October segments! 
Claire and I are big Halloween enthusiasts, and the segments for October will definitely be fun for us! Steve is even in the Halloween spirit and has decided to dress up as well! We're kicking off the October segments by providing you another home segment to play Dungeons & Dragons: Castle Ravenloft. As we've mentioned in the past, our monthly at home segments are designed for our big box games with lots of components. Well, today is probably one of the best examples of these segments, because there is a lot inside of this box. Venture further and read more.