There are few authors who can say that they invented a genre. Rob Daviau (Waterville, Maine, 1970) is one of them: in 2011 he published Risk Legacy and put into circulation the idea that a game could leave permanent scars, with broken cards, stickers that stick to the board and rules that are rewritten forever. Fifteen years and more than a hundred games later, he directs along with Justin Jacobson the Restoration Games publishing house, dedicat…
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There are few authors who can say that they invented a genre. Rob Daviau (Waterville, Maine, 1970) is one of them: in 2011 he published Risk Legacy and put into circulation the idea that a game could leave permanent scars, with broken cards, stickers that stick to the board and rules that are rewritten forever. Fifteen years and more than a hundred games later, he directs along with Justin Jacobson the Restoration Games publishing house, dedicat…