Haptics
Our wand communicates with the wizard using vibrations.
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D&D Starter Campaign (3): First Dragon Encounter
You used to think of yourself as brave, but for some reason you are quaking in your boots as you get closer to the objective. You are about to face a dragon and finally know the meaning of dragon fear!
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Light Animations
The Wizard Tag Wand transforms the paradigm of laser tag combat so that everything sci-fi becomes fantastic!
Game Night: Catan With House Rules
Most of the time we follow the rules in board games. Sometimes we have to go online to verify a rule that is obscure in the game. And sometimes we just change the rules to satisfy our own play style.
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Infrared (IR) Testing
You cannot see infrared energy. It might as well be magic. At Wizard Tag, we need to make sure our magic can go the distance! That’s why we spent weeks doing infrared testing in the park.
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D&D Starter Campaign (2): Pechvögel
Cally’s first sessions playing D & D involved a lot of preparation and looking up spells and abilities, however she didn’t skimp on the roleplaying aspect of the game, especially when bad luck struck almost everyone in the party!
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Wizard Guide
The Wizard Tag Wand is an interactive device that promotes good health and fun! There are no screens to grab your attention, so all information is passed with sound and light effects, vibrations, and our clever Wizard Guide!
The First Question in Portal Fantasy
You are about to go through a portal to another world and may not be able to return, so what do you take with you?
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New Software for Hardware Testing
The global economy lets us coordinate with our engineers in Arizona, receive new software from our programmer in Canada, load the updates anywhere in the world, and test them here in North Dakota.
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Game Review: SteamUp
SteamUp (2-5 players) combines the tasty treats found in a dim sum restaurant, with a light-strategy game of trying to get your chopsticks on the most pieces of food!
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