Tarot cards have long been shrouded in mystery, often relegated to the realm of fortune-telling and divination. However, their true potential extends far beyond predicting the future. This ancient system of symbols and archetypes offers a rich tapestry for self-exploration, personal growth, and creative inspiration. Recently, tarot has also found a unique niche in the…
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From Gothic Horror to Game Night: The Cultural Impact of Vampires
This week, we’re celebrating the spine-chilling allure of one of my favorite creepy creatures – vampires! From their haunting origins in ancient mythology to their modern portrayals in literature, film, and gaming, vampires have captivated our imaginations for centuries. With this brief spotlight, we’ll explore the rich tapestry of vampire lore that spans cultures and…
HerStory: A Game Celebrating Women Who Changed The World
Throughout time immemorial, there have been heroes all over the world. Some are quite recognizable, like Winston Churchill or Joan of Arc, but there is a far greater number that you hardly ever hear about – and many of them are female! These women did extraordinary things without expectation of recognition or gratitude, but have,…
USPS: The Great American Mail Race – A Game That Really Delivered
USPS: The Great American Mail Race puts players in the driver’s seat of many different modes of transportation used by the United States Postal Service throughout history and today; some of which may surprise you! We’ve all heard of the Pony Express, but did you know mail has even been delivered by rocket or that…
Will History Repeat Itself In The Red Burnoose: Algeria 1857?
For decades, the French had their eye on the bountiful resources in the coasts and mountains of Algeria as well as their desire to eliminate one of the primary strongholds of the Barbary pirates. Beginning in 1830, the French began their invasion. During this time, a young girl, Fatma N’Soumer, was born. Fatma would grow…