Everyday rituals, well chosen.
Games, creative tools, and small-batch goods for shared tables and quiet corners.
Date night; no reservations required.
A short list of two-player favorites we reach for when we want to play with, not just next to each other.
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Hasami Shogi– “Scissor Chess” Strategy Game
Regular price $15.00 USDRegular price -
Signal – Cooperative Communication & Logic Game (2+ Players)
Regular price $30.00 USDRegular price -
Tether, RPG for two
Regular price $10.00 USDRegular price -
The Shivers – Pop-Up Mystery Adventure Game (2–5 Players)
Regular price $95.00 USDRegular price -
Parks & Potions -Potion Crafting Dice Game (1–5 Players)
Regular price $35.00 USDRegular price -
Transmissions – Illustrated Robot Worker-Placement Game (1–4 Players)
Regular price $82.50 USDRegular price -
Islebound: Emerald Edition
Regular price $70.00 USDRegular price -
Animal Adventures RPG Starter Set
Regular price $45.00 USDRegular price -
Pillage the Village – Fantasy Dragon Treasure Game for 2–6 Players
Regular price $29.99 USDRegular price -
Ham Helsing– Cooperative Adventure Board Game
Regular price $59.95 USDRegular price -
Castle Panic Board Game Second Edition – Cooperative Tower Defense for 1–6 Players
Regular price $34.95 USDRegular price -
Solar Gardens
Regular price $44.99 USDRegular price -
Colorful Wilderness Mini Travel Cribbage Board
Regular price $39.00 USDRegular price -
Harris Tweed Hip Flask & Chess Set- Choice of Tweeds
Regular price $74.00 USDRegular price -
Bah! Humbug! and the 12 games of Christmas
Regular price $20.00 USDRegular price -
Badger + Coyote, RPG for two
Regular price From $25.00 USDRegular price -
PNW: Card Games Inspired by the Pacific Northwest
Regular price $25.00 USDRegular price -
Lost At Sea - Solo/Multiplayer TTRPG
Regular price $20.00 USDRegular price
Now Featuring the Art of Natalie Andrewson
Natalie Andrewson’s artwork feels like stepping into a bright little daydream—full of wonder, warmth, and tiny storybook details. Her dreamy worlds invite you to linger, and that’s exactly the kind of everyday ritual we love around here.
Crafted through the risograph process with layered inks, bright color, and the beautiful little quirks that come with printing by hand.
Meet the Rogue & Rye Crew
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The Rogue
Cloak and Dagger ApprovedKnows the shortcuts, and where the snacks are hidden. For the chaotic creative with a sharp eye for detail.
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The Cleric
Bless Your FitListens like it's a superpower. The bringer of tonics (& gins), and a powerful side-eye. Soft is strong here.
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The Druid
Get WildKnows every trail, forgets the map. Rolls in moss, heals with snacks. Part forest, part chaos, all heart.
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The Herald
Shop Strong & SoftWill carry your gear, your troubles, and that one weird toy she's had since forever. Loyal like gravity.
Thoughts From the Shop
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What we are protecting
Thomas BattlesI want to acknowledge something plainly: the world is heavy right now. So much is unfolding at once, and it can feel strange — even uncomfortable — to keep talking...
What we are protecting
Thomas BattlesI want to acknowledge something plainly: the world is heavy right now. So much is unfolding at once, and it can feel strange — even uncomfortable — to keep talking...
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A Winter Night Well Spent
Thomas BattlesThere’s a particular kind of winter evening that feels just right. The day is done. The light is low. Maybe there’s something warm nearby. And instead of scrolling side by...
A Winter Night Well Spent
Thomas BattlesThere’s a particular kind of winter evening that feels just right. The day is done. The light is low. Maybe there’s something warm nearby. And instead of scrolling side by...
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Play fearlessly (and imperfectly)
Thomas BattlesSo, over the Christmas week I played a bunch of games with my family… and I lost. Repeatedly. Like, not-one-single-win lost. 😅 But somewhere between the “Wait, what does this card do?”...
Play fearlessly (and imperfectly)
Thomas BattlesSo, over the Christmas week I played a bunch of games with my family… and I lost. Repeatedly. Like, not-one-single-win lost. 😅 But somewhere between the “Wait, what does this card do?”...
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