Pillage and/or Kickstarter

Brian and I try out Pillage. A fun game. And, we discuss doing Kickstarters, which can behave like Pillage

Back from a work trip and with Brian finished with classes for now we sit down and divide up the haul from Adepticon 2026.

I talk to Brian about going to Adepticon 2026 and what to look forward with the new Warhammer releases and things to buy.

The steady progress of time makes us return to podcasting and we finally prepare for a new year.

The change in cross border trade means it is time for consolidation and vertical integration. Only the big and clever game companies will survive. Brian and James discuss the unification of Ironwind Metals into the Catalyst fold.

Brian and I discuss some recent efforts to get people to play more games. We compare the showpiece display versus the demo versus the learn to play event to try to convert the average passerby into a wargamer.

How could the wargaming market realign if trade between the major wargaming producer and consumers gets harder for some reason.

When a game starts to die, or when a new independent game starts to die what value is there from getting a bigger game company involved?

As some games move away from physical rulebooks to all digital, constantly updating rules what does that mean for playing old versions of games going into the future?

Brians back from LVO. Having beat the casinos at Paigow listen to find out how Brian did at the Infinity. There was Infinity during LVO - just not at it.