Episode notes
🎙️ Welcome back to Cardboard Court — the podcast where we talk all things board games, tabletop gaming, and the experiences that keep us coming back to the table.
In Episode 004, we’re diving into one of the biggest modern trends in tabletop gaming: Campaign Games vs Legacy Games.
What’s the difference between the two? Why do some players absolutely LOVE permanent changes and evolving stories while others avoid them completely? And which style creates the better tabletop experience?
From branching narratives and character progression to ripped cards, stickers, and permanent consequences, we break down what makes each style unique—and discuss the things we personally love and dislike about both.
🎲 In This Episode:
What defines a Campaign game
What makes a game “Legacy”
Permanent changes vs replayability
Storytelling and progression systems
Our favorite mechanics from each style
What frustrates us about both formats 👀
Which type we prefer for long-term gaming groups
⚔️ Topics We Discuss:
Narrative immersion
Replay value
Resetability and game preservation
Emotional investment in campaigns
Group commitment challenges
Why Legacy games changed the hobby
🎲 About Cardboard Court:
Cardboard Court is a podcast dedicated to board games, tabletop culture, reviews, discussions, industry topics, and the stories that happen around the table.
If it involves cardboard, dice, meeples, or game night debates… it belongs in the Court ⚖️
Do you prefer Campaign games or Legacy games? What’s your favorite game in either category?
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