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In this cooperative game, players take on the roles of saints in Ireland (starting with Saint Patrick and his contemporaries, but including others later) trying to convert the island to Christianity from druidical paganism.
We've been very busy getting things ready for the first ever Greater Glory Board Game Expo, and we hope it will turn out wonderfully. *Our schedule is full of great speakers and events *We'll have lots of faith-based board games to try out *Lunch is provided
What I Liked: The game impresses with its deep thematic integration. Strategy-wise, the game offers compelling choices through area control, set collection, and a clever spatial puzzles. The components elevate the experience with beautiful artwork and thoughtfully designed pieces that bring the biblical setting to life. Plus, its replayability keeps
This family game has easy rules, and game play suitable for fidgety children. You get to choose the direction you want to go to Bethlehem, paying and earn shekels on your journey. If you land on a campfire square you must follow the instructions on a campfire card, like telling
Inaugural Greater Glory Board Game Expo to Take Place in Front Royal, VA FRONT ROYAL, Virginia—The Fellowship of the King Board Game Society will host its first-ever Greater Glory Board Game Expo in Front Royal on October 18, 2025, seeking to invite families, educators, clergy, and board game enthusiasts
Kellia is a cooperative board game where you play as hermits in the Egyptian desert working together to survive and build your little desert shelters. What I Liked: I particularly like cooperative games, and Kellia is pretty chill. It’s not so complicated that new players can’t contribute quickly,
The Catholic Card Game is a lighthearted, party-style game designed for Catholics with a sense of humor. Similar in style to Cards Against Humanity (but clean and faith-friendly), players match prompt cards with humorous answer cards to create the funniest or most relatable combinations. The game thrives on inside jokes