Does anyone else throw their dice?

Romas back with stories to tell of her recent adventures and I am just home painting ogors.

Ok, I don’t actually speak Swedish. I just randomly dropped those symbols in. It will make sense when you listen to the podcast. We chat about how great it was to chat with Anders from Milarki, our league games, the importance of good brush maintenance, and Roma’s upcoming adventure. Please enjoy.

First off, we have a guest and so we had to change our tech set up a bit, and we might not quite have the same sound as usual. Secondly, we have Anders from Milarki to talk about, in our humble opinion, the best AoS score tracker out there. Not only do we get to hear about what drives this amazing program’s development, Roma and I now desperately want to go to Sweden.

We have some exciting news to share about an upcoming guest on the podcast as well as discussing to pros and cons of having expectations for your units performance in a game.

Roma learned a valuable lesson; When you get invited to a major tournament, you might want to respond to the email. Thankfully she found the email just in time and is now off to the Pacific Northwest Master tournament. She is, to no one’s surprise, very excited.

Wow, we finally made it back to the mikes. We had a lot of ground to cover since 5 Alarm, so settle down with a spiced latté and enjoy the tales we have to share.

5 Alarm continues to deliver, both in terms of a great social experience and top tier game play. Roma had a phenomenal showing, while I was pretty disappointed with my showing, but at least there are new Igor’s to paint.

Roma has been squeezing every last drop of utility out of Milarki as she preps for 5 Alarm and shares what she is up to. I on the other hand have been painting up a storm and spend a bit of time talking about the new GW paint and the reviews of said paint.

Andrew continues to taunt, tease and mislead Roma as we all get ready for 5 Alarm (tickets still available) and we pause to talk about dice superstitions and how to prep for a tournament, among other things.