Industry Guest

Bill Benham

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/*-->*/ /*-->*/ Bill Benham started playing Dungeons & Dragons as a kid and knew he would make games one day. “One Day” was the summer of 2018 when he joined the Wizards of the Coast as a producer for D&D. Before joining Wizards, Bill served 20 years in the Army, earned a master’s in healthcare administration, and was a clinic manager in the public sector.

Reed Mascola

Reed Mascola standing in front of a full-sized Tie Fighter (Star Wars)

Reed Mascola is a Toronto-based board game designer and cat dad. He has two of his designs published: CATNIP Auction House from Tin Robot Games and Vigilante (self-publish). This year, he is aiming to release Dracula is Dead from Lime Green Games, and Rûnebeasts: Deckbuilding Game (self-publish). 

Greg Leatherman

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Greg Leatherman lives in Minneapolis, Mn and is a indie game designer and podcaster. He’s played over 35 TTRPGs on his actual play podcast, Very Random Encounters, and talks about table top game experiences on Game Mechanics podcast. He enjoys making games that fill his current pop culture obsessions. You can find his games, Glitter Hearts and Domeskai Tamers through Japanime games, The Mystery Business through Indie Press Revolutions, which is all linked on his website, Leatherman.games.

Christopher Chung

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Chris is the designer of Lanterns: The Harvest Festival, My Little Pony: Festival of Lanterns & (the criminally underrated) Spell Smashers. He's also proud to be the adopted designer & developer of the My Little Pony: Deck-building Game. Yes, he's a brony. Yes, he's proud of it. Yes, Trixie is best pony. No, he cannot be swayed to believe otherwise. He's often open to playing all kinds of Euro games (even the slightly crunchier ones, *if* you have the patience to explain the rules. *hint hint*).