In our tenth episode Mark and Peter discuss hobby, what makes a game a narrative game and how to start a narrative game.
Bolter Segment: Brother Maxus, with Sergeant Valus, communicates with their Strike Cruiser only to find something from the warp is about to alter their plans.
Book Review: We switch gears in our coverage of the Shield of Baal series with the flash fiction “Wraithflight” by Guy Haley. This book gives you a new and interesting perspective of what the Tyranid truly are.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinistar
For those that don’t know, here’s my Sinistar reference…
Also, a bit about Chainmail:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chainmail_%28game%29
“Gary Gygax’s personal interest in medieval wargaming rules was sparked after witnessing a game of the Siege of Bodenburg,[4] at the first Lake Geneva Wargames Convention (Gen Con) in 1968. Bodenburg was serialized in the wargaming magazine Strategy & Tactics the previous year, and required various 40 mm Elastolin miniatures, including a large castle setpiece.”
According to GameSpy’s Allen Rausch, if “random creatures and meaningless hallways are your thing, you’ll love Dungeon Hack — the rest of us like at least a little story to justify our monster butchery.”[4]