There’s been a whole lot of exiting done these days. Chexit, brexit, the shape and taste of everyone’s favorite instant pancit (canton) – even boardgames have been trying to exit the stereotype that it’s tagged to. Times are changing, people. Tabletop gaming isn’t just for kids and nerds anymore. "And Then We Held Hands" at Ludo Cafe in Manila. In the past two years Cebu has seen the tabletop gaming community gather in number. Counting at around 60 members back in 2014, the group now stands with more than 270 members from all sorts of backgrounds and professions with more or less 50 of which who gather regularly once or twice a week to play. Cebu Board Gamers playing at Bubble Tea Cafe at Escario Central in Cebu. Gamers playing "Codename" at Ludo Cafe in Manila. But it doesn't end there. People have become so keen on tabletop gaming that gaming cafes like Ludo have begun sprouting in Manila, while a few individuals have be