Review #45 –
Mice and Mystics By Jerry Hawthorne – Art By John Ariosa – Published By Plaid Hat Games 
 “Once upon a time there was a kingdom of men, and it was ruled by good King Andon. King Andon was a kind and generous man and loved by all his people. But he was lonely as well, for he had to raise his son Prince Collin all alone. Prince Collin had grown into a fine young man, and the king was very proud of him, yet the king missed his …

Summoner Wars is the exciting card game of fantastic battlefield combat that puts you in the grandiose role of a Summoner.

It was Ret-Talus, the lord of the Fallen Kingdom, who found the first Summoning Stone. The stone bestowed its power onto the dark-hearted king, changing him into the first of the Summoners.

Hello and welcome Colby Dauch and Jerry Hawthorne from Plaid Hat Games to 2D6.org’s “20 questions” and answers from the readers segment! Plaid Hat Games is a company that came out of nowhere and delivered the fantastic game Summoner Wars. Summoner Wars has turned into a full blown expandable line with well over a dozen different factions, expandability through reinforcement packs, and a very well made and cost effective Master Set that includes some nice extra bits for your money. Plaid Hat is also responsible for Dungeon Run, a dungeon …

Now is the chance to ask YOUR questions! Colby Dauch of Plaid Hat Games has kindly agreed to be a guest for “20 Questions” where You submit your questions, WE at 2D6.org gather the 20 most popular questions, and then we conduct the interview!

“In Mice & Mystics players take on the roles of those still loyal to the king – but to escape the clutches of Vanestra, they have been turned into mice!

A tale of teamwork and betrayal!

We had originally meant to release the Summoner Wars review before heading out of town for the holiday, but family and travel had a ruthless habit of intervening. Before all of the hustle and bustle, a portion of the 2D6 staff had a chance to get together and have a six person double, elimination tournament – which incorporated both of the currently available player sets. As usual, there was a fair amount of the swearing coming from Matt’s side of the room. Surprisingly, I think that Emily may have been the culprit.