Matt Forbeck
@forbeck.com
NYT bestselling, award-winning author/game designer. He/him. Current projects: Marvel Multiverse RPG, Minecraft: Roll for Adventure, and Shotguns & Sorcery 5E.
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Apropos of absolutely nothing to do with the masked men with no visible agency insignia carrying crates of who knows what out of the shooter's house, but HBO just released an amazing documentary into DHS "shadow units" whose job was to destroy evidence of Border Patrol's crimes
HBO documentary sheds light on Border Patrol’s now-defunct ‘shadow units’
“Anastasio was tragically tortured, beaten, kicked, stomped, and killed by border agents,” said Guerrero. “Unfortunately, that was only the first part of the story, the second par…
www.borderreport.com
January 9, 2026 at 9:35 PM
Apropos of absolutely nothing to do with the masked men with no visible agency insignia carrying crates of who knows what out of the shooter's house, but HBO just released an amazing documentary into DHS "shadow units" whose job was to destroy evidence of Border Patrol's crimes
I'm looking forward to meeting folks, playing games, and hanging out with the amazing lineup of special guests. Hope to see you there!
January 8, 2026 at 5:26 PM
I'm looking forward to meeting folks, playing games, and hanging out with the amazing lineup of special guests. Hope to see you there!
That’s a hazard of its own!
January 8, 2026 at 3:17 PM
That’s a hazard of its own!
Although not breathing isn’t a great option.
January 8, 2026 at 3:11 PM
Although not breathing isn’t a great option.
Look for more information about it later this year!
January 7, 2026 at 10:03 PM
Look for more information about it later this year!
This narrative tactical combat game — which uses figures fighting battles on maps printed in a spiral-bound book — is set in the swamps of Louisiana and the shadowed streets of New Orleans in 1868. It uses the same core rules as Cats of Mont-Saint-Michel, with new thematic twists and updates.
January 7, 2026 at 10:03 PM
This narrative tactical combat game — which uses figures fighting battles on maps printed in a spiral-bound book — is set in the swamps of Louisiana and the shadowed streets of New Orleans in 1868. It uses the same core rules as Cats of Mont-Saint-Michel, with new thematic twists and updates.