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Mantic are currently Kickstarting DreadBall All Stars™: The Sci-Fi Sports GameSpend five minutes talking to Ronnie Renton, and one thing becomes clear. He is still, by his own admission, “mentally… only 12 years old.”That enthusiasm has carried him from the earliest days of Warhammer through to founding Mantic Games, and into a modern hobby that looks very different to the one he started in.“I had a pre-order for the very first edition,” he says. “So I've been on that journey from day one.”Now, decades later, he is designing for players who have taken that same journey and no longer have the time they once did.Making games that fit real livesA recurring theme in Renton's thinking is simple. People still love the hobby, but their lives have changed.“I don't have time to spend ages finessing loads of things if I just want to play on a Tuesday night,” he explains.That shift has shaped Mantic's recent output. Where once the answer to everything was a large-scale game like Kings of War, the company now builds across a wider spread. Smaller, faster experiences sit alongside the traditional long-form hobby projects.Renton describes it as two types of game.“I think there's the Forever Game and then there's the now game,” he says.The former is the classic army-building commitment. The latter is something you can pick up, play for a few months, then move on from without guilt.Most players, he suggests, now live somewhere between the two.Bringing in a legendThat shift in thinking is also reflected in who Mantic chooses to work with. One of the more notable recent moves has been bringing in Jervis Johnson, a designer whose influence stretches back decades.For Renton, the decision was straightforward once the idea took hold.“Why don't we go and get the guy that invented the genre to write it?” he says.The opportunity came while rethinking DreadBall. Rather than revisiting the existing game, the aim was to relaunch it in a way that felt fresh, faster, and easier to pick up.“It had to pay homage to what came before, but it mustn't be a rehash,” Renton explains.Johnson's approach reflects that brief. The focus is on clarity and pace, with rules that quickly become second nature.“Once you know it, everything you need is on the card,” Renton says.For Mantic, it is part of a broader direction. Bring in experienced designers, give them room to work, and build games that players can return to easily.“He just knows how to do it from beginning to end,” Renton adds.The danger of listening too muchFor all the talk of community engagement, Renton is wary of letting players design the game.“If you give the keys to the asylum to the loonies, they'll make the game that they think they want,” he says.The problem is not bad intent. It's focus. Players tend to fixate on edge cases and small frustrations, often at the expense of what makes a game welcoming in the first place.“You must stay true to it, but you must clean it up and make it welcoming to new players,” he explains.Fail to do that, and even a well-loved system slowly fades.Solving the real problemsRenton now starts design from a different place than he once did.“What problem am I going to solve?”Sometimes that problem is practical. Terrain that looks good but is also clear to play on. Games that can be set up quickly and packed away without taking over the house.Other times, it's social. Making it easier for players to actually get games in.“I want to come together, have fun, roll dice, and not have to spend all night remembering rules,” he says.That thinking runs through everything from quick-play sports games to simplified army formats.Not instead of, but alongsideOne of Renton's more telling observations is that new games are rarely replacements.“It's an as well as game, not an instead of game,” he says.Players are not abandoning their main systems. They are adding to them. A fast, one-hour game sits alongside a larger project rather than competing with it.That shift has consequences. It means games need to be easier to revisit, easier to teach, and easier to enjoy without long preparation.Keeping the hobby aliveFor all the changes, Renton does not think players themselves have become harder to please. The challenge is different.“There's more choice,” he says.That makes it harder to reach critical mass. A great game still fails if no one nearby is playing it.Which brings him back to the same core idea. Remove friction. Help players get from buying a game to actually playing it.Because in the end, nothing else matters if the miniatures never reach the table.And for someone who has been there since the very beginning, that still seems like a goal worth chasing.

In this special episode of the Warhammer Film Club Jervis Johnson, designer of Blood Bowl, Necromunda, Age of Sigmar, and plenty of Warhammer joins Jordan Sorcery to talk about the many films that have played a role in his work and inspired him over the years. From 2001: A Space Odyssey to Rambo to Alien we explore the cinema that informed so much Warhammer in this latest episode of the Warhammer Film Club.The Warhammer Film Club podcast brings together lifelong hobbyists and movie fans to talk about the films that influenced the history of Warhammer and our own gaming journeys. Featuring guests like Duncan Rhodes, Midwinter Minis, MS Paints, and Miniature Realms talking about movies like Gladiator, Blade Runner, The Running Man, Virus, and Ralph Bakshi's The Lord of the Rings this is the perfect podcast for gamers and cinema goers alike!To listen to the rest of this entire season of the Warhammer Film Club right now head to https://www.patreon.com/c/JordanSorceryWatch this episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/KvWiJUNJO0YYou can also find this episode in the Warhammer Film Club podcast feed._____________________________ [ ELEMENT GAMES AFFILIATE LINK ]https://elementgames.co.uk/?d=11216[ PATREON ]https://www.patreon.com/jordansorcery[ KO-FI ]https://ko-fi.com/jordansorcery[ YOUTUBE CHANNELS ]History & Editorial: https://youtube.com/@jordansorceryLongform Conversation: https://youtube.com/@JordanSorceryPods  [ WEBSITE ]https://jordansorcery.com/_____________________________ Art, Music, and Copyright: Images used belong to their respective copyright owners Jordan Sorcery Theme by Joylin Music Jordan Sorcery Heraldry by Becka Moor Jordan Sorcery Heraldry and Theme copyright @jordansorcerySupport the show

The 7th Sea 3rd Edition role-playing game Kickstarter, developed by Studio Agate and licensed through Chaosium, successfully launched and was fully funded in under 30 minutes. This new edition advances the setting timeline in Théah by 10 years to 1678 and is designed to be backwards compatible with 2nd Edition materials. The mechanics have been overhauled to focus on cinematic action using a modernized “Roll & Keep” system that incorporates two colors of d10s: one for Action and one for Wound dice. Available pledge tiers range from a PDF Collection (~~$70 USD) to Deluxe Box Sets (~~$187 – $280 USD), and the campaign is set to conclude on April 9th, 2026. The DreadBall All-Stars Kickstarter by Mantic Games offers a new, standalone sci-fi sports board game that veterans Jervis Johnson and Alessio Cavatore designed to be a “full-contact version of NBA Basketball”. The game streamlines action for fast-paced, 60-minute matches by removing extensive team-building in favor of pre-assembled miniatures and fixed rosters. It features tactical play resolved via challenge rolls and “DreadBall cards,” multiple unique arenas that dynamically change the rules, and a new Battle Royale mode for 3 to 6 players. Mantic is providing the complete game and best value upfront, having opted out of traditional stretch goals, with the campaign concluding on April 9, 2026. The Warmachine 3D: Lost, Damned & Salvation campaign by Steamforged Games is running on the MyMiniFactory FronTier platform, acting as a limited-time discounted pre-order for official, 3D-printable STL files. The campaign offers files for three *Warmachine* armies currently playable in the MK4 edition ruleset: Grymkin, Infernals, and Convergence of Cyriss. Customers can purchase a Single Army for $150 or the All-In Bundle for $299. The models will eventually be released on the standard MyMiniFactory store at a higher individual price after the 14-day FronTier campaign concludes. Tunnels & Trolls: A New Age is a Kickstarter reboot of the classic 1975 heroic fantasy TTRPG, published by Rebellion Unplugged, which aims to be a simpler, less confusing alternative to D&D. The system uses D6 dice pools with “Exploding Dice” for fast, chaotic conflict resolution, prioritizing luck and risk over optimized builds. While the system itself is described as simple and robust, the reviewer expressed mixed feelings due to the Quickstart adventure. The introductory quest—clearing rats from a basement—was criticized for its dullness and inclusion of archaic design choices, such as requiring a skill roll just to open a door. The campaign offers a core rulebook, a campaign book, a city setting book, and solo adventures. #7thsea #dreadball #warmachine #tunnelsandtrolls 7th Sea 3rd Edition Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/agate/7th-sea-ttrpg-a-new-journey Dreadball All-Stars: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manticgames/dreadball-all-stars-the-sci-fi-sports-game Warmachine Frontier: https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/warmachine-lost-damned-salvation-5274 Tunnels & Trolls: A New Era: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rebellionunplugged/tunnels-and-trolls-a-new-age Definitive HATE on MyMiniFactory: https://www.myminifactory.com/frontier/hate-the-definitive-miniature-collection-5301 Sean Aaberg's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/seanaaberg LowLife Sign Up: https://www.dungeondegenerates.com/ Warmachine on MyMiniFactory: https://mmf.io/upturned Mantic Companion App: https://companion.manticgames.com/ Use our Referral code: MCTXEE Support us by Shopping at Miniature Market (afilliate link): https://miniature-market.sjv.io/K0yj7n Support Us by Shopping on DTRPG (afilliate link): https://www.drivethrurpg.com?affiliate_id=2081746 Matt’s DriveThruRPG Publications: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?author=Matthew%20Robinson https://substack.com/@matthewrobinson3 Chris on social media: https://hyvemynd.itch.io/​​ Jeremy's Links: http://www.abusecartoons.com/​​ http://www.rcharvey.com ​​Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/upturnedtable Give us a tip on our livestream: https://streamlabs.com/upturnedtabletop/tip​ Donate or give us a tip on Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/2754JZFW2QZU4 Intro song is “Chips” by KokoroNoMe https://kokoronome.bandcamp.com/

We are joined by Mantic Games CEO Ronnie Renton this week to discuss the upcoming Dreadball All Stars game. A new edition of the game written by the legendary Jervis Johnson.

In this in-depth interview, we sit down with Jervis Johnson, the legendary designer behind Blood Bowl, to talk about DreadBall All Stars — Mantic's upcoming all-star sci-fi sports game. Jervis breaks down: What DreadBall All Stars is and how it's evolved from classic DreadBall The move to alternating activations and faster, end-to-end gameplay How All-Star teams of unique characters change the feel of the game His approach to game design, iteration, and “murdering your darlings” Narrative vs competitive balance in modern tabletop games Championship play, legacy cards, and long-term replayability The dark, corporate satire behind the DreadBall universe We also dive into Jervis' reflections on Blood Bowl's legacy, emergent storytelling, gateway games, and what he's been working on recently — including Trench Crusade, a Godzilla RPG, and large-scale historical wargames. Whether you're a Blood Bowl veteran, a board gamer looking for your next fix, or simply interested in how great games are made, this is a fascinating conversation with one of tabletop gaming's most influential designers.

We are very honored to have to titans in the hobby with us in this show with special guests Jervis Johnson and Andy Chambers. These friends are here to talk to our Crown of Command correspondents Jon Webb and Mattias Hedstrom about the release of Epic Titan Legions and the Epic system in general.So we hope you all enjoy this hour of Epic celebration.Our podcast is now proudly sponsored by Black Arrow Minis.Please check out their website and email contact below:Email: blackarrowgamessales@gmail.comWebsite: https://blackarrowminis.com/Ebay:https://www.ebay.com/str/blackarrowgamesCrown of Command Games YouTube⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC504rUqQda8H0uXRZajBL3g⁠⁠Patreon:⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/thecrownofcommandpodcast⁠⁠Discord community:https://discord.gg/hJXsefB74EEavy Lead Studios:⁠eavylead@gmail.com⁠Instagram:⁠https://www.instagram.com/the_crown_of_command_podcast_/⁠Eavy Lead Facebook Gallery:⁠https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555431553809⁠Check out our Herohammer Fanzine here:⁠⁠www.herohammer-fanzine.com⁠⁠Crown of Command Merch⁠⁠https://my-store-c355eb.creator-spring.com/⁠⁠Facebook Group⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/4274948262546353⁠⁠Contact me:⁠⁠thecrownofcommandpodcast@gmail.com⁠⁠Painting Commissions eavylead@gmail.comMetallicious Metalicious by Alexander Nakarada (CreatorChords) | https://creatorchords.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)⁠https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/⁠A Journey Through The Universe by Lesion X | https://soundcloud.com/lesionxbeatsMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 3.0 Unported License (CC BY 3.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_USShelter Song by Alexander Nakarada (CreatorChords) | https://creatorchords.comMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Discovery by Alex-Productions | https://onsound.eu/Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons / Attribution 3.0 Unported License (CC BY 3.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_USThanks for your continued support and positive feedback guys. 

https://www.patreon.com/AdeptusRidiculoushttps://www.adeptusridiculous.com/https://twitter.com/AdRidiculoushttps://shop.orchideight.com/collections/adeptus-ridiculousBlood Bowl is a miniatures board game created by Jervis Johnson for the British games company Games Workshop as a parody of American football. The game was first released in 1986 and has been re-released in new editions since. Blood Bowl is set in an alternate version of the Warhammer Fantasy setting, populated by traditional fantasy elements such as human warriors, goblins, dwarves, elves, orcs, and trolls, as well as elements unique to the setting such as the rat-like Skaven.Thanks to Matty for joining us :) his links: https://www.matthewreal.com/linkGet Scared podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@watcherpodcasts/videosSupport the show

A mighty warband has assembled to celebrate a centenary of Tabletop Miniature Hobby Podcast episodes. On this episode, you'll hear from Jervis Johnson, Andy Chambers, Trish Carden, Gav Thorpe, Joe McCullough, Tuomas Pirinen, Mike Hutchinson, Alessio Cavatore, and Rick Priestley!

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I am joined in conversation by the unparalleled Games Workshop legend, games designer Jervis Johnson.We talk about a 40 year career creating, refining, and contributing to almost every Games Workshop game worth playing! From Blood Bowl to Epic, Warhammer Fantasy to Warhammer 40k, Advanced Heroquest to Advanced Space Crusade, Warhammer's End Times to the Age of Sigmar, Jervis has been part of the team that developed the worlds and games that have defined GW and the hobby.Sharing stories about how he got started with wargames, his first job at Games Workshop, the origins of Blood Bowl and Adeptus Titanicus, and so many more incredible insights, this is a conversation that is not to be missed!Support my work:Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/jordansorcery]Element Games Affiliate Link [https://elementgames.co.uk/?d=11216]Download my Fantasy Battle Scenario: Dead King Wenceslas [https://jordansorcery.itch.io/dead-king-wenceslas]Ko-Fi [https://ko-fi.com/jordansorcery]Discord [My Discord is now exclusive to Patreon supporters]This episode was originally released via YouTube: https://youtu.be/6dubsHTIFpQ

We recently published written Q&As with Jervis Johnson and Rick Priestley on BedroomBattlefields.com. Lewis from the excellent Oldhammer Fiction Podcast was kind enough to record them for me, meaning you can now enjoy them in audio form. Also mentioned on this episode: Warbases - a brilliant company making terrain, movement trays, and moreSend us a voicemail - What hobby-related thing have you recently changed your mind about?

We made it! The final installment of 3rd edition Codex Eldar. I hope you've enjoyed this trip into the oldenlore of one of GW's most classic factions. Next up, I'll be delighted to move onto the first of the listener donated codecies, and perhaps even a whole different edition! Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The penultimate installment of lore from Codex Eldar, 3rd edition. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

When I say I'm resuming, I mean it. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Well, well, well, if it isn't your old pal Oldex, back after a crazy workload and a fresh shot of inspiration after guesting on Box Naught's YouTube. It's a sensationally good one, one of my faves in fact, and all 40K fans should check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/@boxnaught7428 Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Another character that I don't think ever got an official model. Some cool kitbashed/converted ones on Google images though. Let me know if you made your own on Twitter: @RJBayley! If you want more on the character Gav Thorpe wrote a story about him as part of the Rise of the Ynnari series: https://www.blacklibrary.com/all-products/fireheart-eshort.html Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Did this character ever get a model? Google images isn't turning much up. Let me know if there was or if you made your own on Twitter @RJBayley!   Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

When it comes to Farseers, he's the big cheese.   Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Lock and load, it's time to crack open the Eldar armoury and find out just how exactly they're going to kill you. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Since yesterday's release was just an 'official' reading of the April Fool's Day episode, the content, if not the presentation, of which you've already heard, I wanted to give you something new (in Oldex terms anyway) as well. And here it is! Huge thank you to Alistair for the contribution of Space Marines, Tyranids and Chaos Space Marines codices to the project. I look forward to getting to them! If you want to donate olde codexes to the project, get in touch via the means below. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

OK, now April Fool's Day is very much over, I can upload the legit version of this episode. Enjoy! Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Hey friends, I'm very proud to introduce you to the new format of Oldex going forward, creating a new genre I'm calling ASMR 40,000. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Those Warp Spiders have some unpleasant weaponry, don't they? Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

It's a bold new era. It's our first codex requested by a listener: Tom of the absolutely brilliant 40Kurious podcast - make sure you check that out as there isn't a 40K podcast like it. This time we're looking at the 3rd. edition era of the graceful, insidious , beautiful, deadly eldar. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Gav Thorpe, Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Tuomas Pirinen for writing the fiction I grew up with. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Tuomas Pirinen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SonataNocturne Tuomas Pirinen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DesignbyTuomasPirinen Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

This brings to a close the Codex Armageddon phase of Oldex, and it's a satisfactorily chunky one. A fond fairwell to the Codex that really got me passionate about 40K and a hobby that has lasted decades. Next up, our first Codex requested by a listener. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Probably the closest you're getting to 'good guy' space marines. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Anyone else read The Beast Arises series? Remember what those Black Templars terminators did to those nice abhuman prisoners inside that war moon? Awful, awful people. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

This is the Play to Win Podcast from Aconyte Books. This first series of the podcast accompanies the book Everybody Wins: Four Decades of the Greatest Board Games Ever Made by James Wallis. In this episode, James chats with two of the most significant figures in the British games industry from the 1980s onwards – legendary Games Workshop games designer Jervis Johnson and Fighting Fantasy editor and founder of Black Library Marc Gascoigne. If you enjoyed this podcast, visit www.aconytebooks.com for more information on Everybody Wins: Four Decades of the Greatest Board Games Ever Made by James Wallis.

Craig shares his latest obsession: Rick Priestley and Jervis Johnson's era-agnostic, miniature agnostic ranks and file game published by Warlord Games covers almost any kind of battle from the mid 1700s to the late 1800s. The Epic Battles supplement converts the game to a 15mm historicals with a focus on the ACW and the Napoleonic period in two lines of miniatures from Warlord Games...New starter sets with new minis are being released this month.

Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. Hey, at least it's not such a gargantuan break as last time, is it? Seriously though, thank you very much for sticking with Oldex. I didn't realise it had been a month, I thought it was more like two weeks. For the last couple of months my depression has really battered me. It's been hard to do the bare minimum when it comes to audiobook narration and voice acting that actually pays me. Doing this passion project on top was asking too much of myself. One of those months was also spent narrating a 17+ hour audiobook for my other podcast, which is over 100 hours work. 1 hour of professional level audio, like Oldex, takes about 6 hours to do, so it was a significant chunk of my time. Thus, I appreciate you understanding why there's been a gap in episodes. I have as a result, however, improved my mastering process, so now its sounds even better! Oldex is back. Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and post on the Black Library Facebook page and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks? That would make my week to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Like my readings of GW literature? Why not do me a favour and contact Black Library on Facebook and tell them you want me to narrate one of their audiobooks. That would make my day to be honest. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby

Presenting a bumper episode to celebrate reaching 5000 downloads. Thank you so much for listening to my little fan project. Here's to the next 5K! If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Prelude to the third war for Armageddon.  If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

What a treat to get into more of a chunklet monklet this episode. Like what I do? Please follow me on Twitter @RJBayley and like the Oldex Facebook page. Could you please share it with your friends as well? If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

If there was one codex that made me fall in love with the Warhammer 40,000 universe, it was Armageddon. Listeners have requested Oldex covers Eldar and Ork books. I've managed to secure an Eldar codex, but Ork ones always end up beyond my means. If you'd like to donate an old Ork codex to this project, just get in touch using the means below. If you've enjoyed listening to Oldex, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing the stories I grew up with. Does Jervis Johnson do social media? I can't find links for him. If you know, please inform me so I can direct people to his. Andy Chambers on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theandychambers/ Andy Chambers' website: http://redstargames.net/ Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. If you've enjoyed this audio story, please thank the authors, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

In which I narrate mostly a chart! There was some lore on the same page, but I felt like it was missing some context without the full chart rundown. Plus, this is the final piece from Codex Imperial Guard (3rd. ed) and I didn't want to end it on a tiny little piece. I've had requests to cover old Eldar and Ork codices, but keep missing out on those as their eBay prices inflate beyond my means. I don't suppose you want to donate one to me, do you? If so, get in touch using the methods below. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review of the show, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

The original and in my opinion best Kill Team. Also a set of figures from my childhood who I've since stripped in order to give them the proper paintjob these icons of Warhammer 40,000 deserve.  If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Starring the toppermost lad, Nork Deddog is a character close to my heart and has been since I first read this edition of the Imperial Guard codex as child. I hope I've done him justice, with his phonetically written dialogue informing how I portrayed him. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes, Spotify, or where you found this to help spread the word: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1aehYQH8DpHRlWNbRufQTN?si=8b69327427704038 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Oldex ain't dead. It's always, always fun to do ork voices. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

I absolutely love Lord Commander Solar Macharius. He's one of my favourite characters. There isn't an audibook of the Macharius omnibus. Be a dear and email/tweet Black Library saying you want me to narrate that as an audiobook, won't you? Cheers. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Something a bit meatier to get our teeth into, and the first of two extracts concerning one of my favourite characters in all Warhammer. I still have his model and when I've worked through more of The Backlog I'm looking forward to making a diorama with him. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

They're called lucky, but honestly, how lucky can you really be considered to be when you're an Imperial Guardsman? If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Honestly, there's longer fiction in this codex, it's just all later on. Certainly nothing like the fiction contained in the later 3rd ed. Codex Necrons though. Still, it gives examples of flavourful regiments beyond the big main ones that have their own doctrines these days. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex in audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

My sincere apologies in the time it's taken to get this out. A long term health condition really took a nosedive and I was struggling to get the basic facets of my life done, never mind Oldex. I think I'm on the up again now, and normal service shall resume. I appreciate your understanding. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

I've gone ahead and started to title these. They're not the official titles, just ones I think appropriate. I don't mean to impede on the writer's original story, or put my stamp on it (even though I am, really), it's just because I think it's going to be easier for you to know which stories you have or haven't listened to this way, rather than trying to remember if you've listened to 'page 10a' or 'page 10b'. This is a really human piece of Imperial Guard life that sets them apart from all the other factions in the universe. With some tweaks this could easily be a letter from a real-world war. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Oldex now has a Facebook page! Like to keep up to date with new releases and show your support for the project: https://www.facebook.com/OldexPodcast I thought Storm Troopers, now called Tempestus Scions, coming from the Schola Progenium was a relatively modern thing, perhaps brought in with the Scions replacing the Storm Troopers in...I want to say 6th edition? I also thought the Kasrkin style of Storm Troopers came in 4th edition or later, but having just looked them up in this codex, the picture next to their entry is that of the Kasrkin. The guys I own in berets must've been 2nd edition boys! Despite being very static, 2-piece monopose they still hold up rather well. If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584 Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

Oldex now has a Facebook page! Like to keep up to date with new releases and show your support for the project: https://www.facebook.com/OldexPodcast I had a choice between 3rd edition Imperial Guard or Space Marine codexes and listener Tom favoured the Astra Militarum. It's a wise choice; after the otherworldly and Lovecraftian weirdness of the Necrons this most human and relatable of factions will make the perfect counterpoint. If anyone knows who the fictions within this codex were specifically written by, please let me know so I can credit the correct author. The last codex stories were selected in an order to fit in around my work - sometimes I just didn't have time to record, proof, edit and master a 20 minute episode. In hindsight though, a story emerged through all the pieces from Codex Necrons 3rd edition, and I'm going to go back and put them in the right order when I have time. It's with that in mind I'm going to create and release all the stories from Codex Imperial Guard 3rd edition, should the same happen again. And if not, at least it will be like reading through the whole book in order.  If you've enjoy listening to Oldex audio format, I'd really appreciate it if you would leave a review on iTunes to help spread the word: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oldex/id1574187584   Many thanks to Jervis Johnson and Gav Thorpe for writing this story I grew up with. Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley@gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options. Gav Thorpe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GavThorpeCreate Gav Thorpe's website: https://gavthorpe.co.uk/ If you've enjoyed this audio story, please follow Gav on Twitter, leave a review on iTunes, share this podcast and subscribe so you know when the next story is out. This production, like all of Oldex, is entirely unofficial and uncommercial, from an out of print publication, is a derivative work with all copyrights owned by Games Workshop and is a celebration of the hobby.

In this Episode we celebrate 20 years of the GW game Inquisitor: the Battle for the Emperor's Soul. Written by Gav Thorpe, Jervis Johnson and John Blanche. We'd also like to wish Jervis a happy retirment. Thanks so much guys for all the inspiration. Regular hosts Adam and Alex are joined by George Newbould (GM), Mike Ackroyd (that's Inquisitor Pyotr Machelor to you) and Rob Fellman (Inquisitor-Executioner Oswulf-Tyburn). We (re)introduce you to the shadowy world of the game, introduce Mike and Rob's characters (earlier episodes this season discuss Lars Hermaan [Adam's PC] and Inquisitor Romero Vae [Alex's]) Then its into the campaign: The Heart of Petragard 3 interlinked sprawling games of table top narrative RPG action in M42. This was a whole lot of fun so thank you for listening! If you want to follow along to the narrative game reports our twitter ( @angelcastAOS ) has the scoop with a LOT of photographs of the models on the tables. Seriously excellent terrain thanks to George and Alex and huge thank you to George for writing and GMing the whole thing. The Emperor Protects.

Hello! It is a bonus episode of the podcast! The first of... many? We hope? This aside, where we are going, you won't need hope! Instead, Tom, Drew and James are around the table talking about the mini phenomenon that is Inq28, or Inquisimunda, or just Inquisitor, or... all those other dark, gothic, weird minis that haunt Instagram, just waiting for someone to say "Oh, that's really cool".We have a natter about what it is, and a little bit about the event that we ran in March 2020 (yes, *that* March 2020) as well as other projects, how we got involved and what inspires us.We recorded this a few months back, so things like AoS 3 were just a twinkle in Jervis Johnson's eye, and we were also still in full lockdown. Finally, as a little bonus, you can download the Illuminations of the Idolant Circle lore book/background that we created for our event here:Illuminations (PDF) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello! It is a bonus episode of the podcast! The first of... many? We hope? This aside, where we are going, you won't need hope! Instead, Tom, Drew and James are around the table talking about the mini phenomenon that is Inq28, or Inquisimunda, or just Inquisitor, or... all those other dark, gothic, weird minis that haunt Instagram, just waiting for someone to say "Oh, that's really cool". We have a natter about what it is, and a little bit about the event that we ran in March 2020 (yes, *that* March 2020) as well as other projects, how we got involved and what inspires us. We recorded this a few months back, so things like AoS 3 were just a twinkle in Jervis Johnson's eye, and we were also still in full lockdown. Finally, as a little bonus, you can download the Illuminations of the Idolant Circle lore book/background that we created for our event here: Illuminations (PDF)

Games design legend Jervis Johnson joins Wade to chat about the process behind the creation of new battletomes and other Warhammer Age of Sigmar products.

We spare you the onomatopoeias this week, as our audio editing software cannot process the brightly-coloured spiky expostulations properly. Walker gets to backpedal at full speed this week, having previously declared his being done with both 1 vs. all games and games with tons of minis. So he surely wouldn't have any enthusiasm for this 1 vs. all minis-heavy game, would he? Could he?!Na na na na na na na naNa na na na na na na naPLASTICAYURIS: GKR: Heavy Hitters 1m25s (Matt Hyra, Cryptozoic Entertainment, 2018)Games Played Last Week: -Res Arcana 3m08s (Thomas Lehmann, Sand Castle Games, 2019)-Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress 6m56s (Jervis Johnson, Games Workshop, 2018)-Warpgate 9m38s (Artyom Nichipurov, Wolff Designa, 2018)-Titans Tactics 12m37s (G. Kelly Toyama, Imbalanced Games, 2013)-Pax Renaissance 14m21s (Phil Eklund & Matt Eklund, Sierra Madre Games, 2016)-For Sale 18m34s (Stefan Dorra, Uberplay, 1997)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Mensa? Do we care about Mensa? 19m26s-Renegade charms again with Bubble Tea 21m40s-Mega Vampires and Mega Werewolves 22m13s-More tile-laying from Reiner Knizia 23m19sFeature Game: Batman: Gotham City Chronicles 24m06s (Frédéric Henry, Monolith, 2019)Topic: Changing Tastes Over Time 53m17s

We spare you the onomatopoeias this week, as our audio editing software cannot process the brightly-coloured spiky expostulations properly. Walker gets to backpedal at full speed this week, having previously declared his being done with both 1 vs. all games and games with tons of minis. So he surely wouldn't have any enthusiasm for this 1 vs. all minis-heavy game, would he? Could he?!Na na na na na na na naNa na na na na na na naPLASTICAYURIS: GKR: Heavy Hitters 1m25s (Matt Hyra, Cryptozoic Entertainment, 2018)Games Played Last Week: -Res Arcana 3m08s (Thomas Lehmann, Sand Castle Games, 2019)-Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress 6m56s (Jervis Johnson, Games Workshop, 2018)-Warpgate 9m38s (Artyom Nichipurov, Wolff Designa, 2018)-Titans Tactics 12m37s (G. Kelly Toyama, Imbalanced Games, 2013)-Pax Renaissance 14m21s (Phil Eklund & Matt Eklund, Sierra Madre Games, 2016)-For Sale 18m34s (Stefan Dorra, Uberplay, 1997)News (and why it doesn't matter)-Mensa? Do we care about Mensa? 19m26s-Renegade charms again with Bubble Tea 21m40s-Mega Vampires and Mega Werewolves 22m13s-More tile-laying from Reiner Knizia 23m19sFeature Game: Batman: Gotham City Chronicles 24m06s (Frédéric Henry, Monolith, 2019)Topic: Changing Tastes Over Time 53m17s

Another round about the sun is complete, at least for those who acknowledge that sort of thing. I'm certain there must be a strand of Flat Eartherism that bows to the reality of the Earth's orbit--I could find out, but boardgaming already more than satisfies my desire for obscure minutia. We look back at the releases of the year, agreeing on many things but rather sharply disagreeing on others. There will be lists! And categories! Oh, the pageantry! Games Played Last Week: -Space Hulk: Second Edition 1m30s (Dean Bass, Andy Chambers, Chris Colston, Richard Halliwell, Jervis Johnson, Andy Jones, & Paul Murphy, Games Workshop, 1996)-Senji 2m58s (Bruno Cathala & Serge Laget, Asmodee, 2008)-Terraforming Mars 6m19s (Jacob Fryxelius, Stronghold, 2016)-Dinosaur Island 6m58s (Jonathan Gilmour & Brian Lewis, Pandasaurus, 2017)-Cryptid 12m14s (Hal Duncan & Ruth Veevers, Osprey Games, 2018)-Mega Civilization 13m26s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, Pegasus, 2015)-Welcome To... 20m12s (Benoit Turpin, Blue Cocker Games, 2018)-Reef 21m20s (Emerson Matsuuchi, Next Move Games, 2018)-Menara 22m18s (Oliver Richtberg, ZOCH, 2018)-Diamonds 23m00s (Mike Fitzgrald, Stronghold, 2016)2018 Year in Review Personal Top 10s 23m59sSVWAG Game of the Year 45m06sOther Categories 48m30s

Another round about the sun is complete, at least for those who acknowledge that sort of thing. I'm certain there must be a strand of Flat Eartherism that bows to the reality of the Earth's orbit--I could find out, but boardgaming already more than satisfies my desire for obscure minutia. We look back at the releases of the year, agreeing on many things but rather sharply disagreeing on others. There will be lists! And categories! Oh, the pageantry! Games Played Last Week: -Space Hulk: Second Edition 1m30s (Dean Bass, Andy Chambers, Chris Colston, Richard Halliwell, Jervis Johnson, Andy Jones, & Paul Murphy, Games Workshop, 1996)-Senji 2m58s (Bruno Cathala & Serge Laget, Asmodee, 2008)-Terraforming Mars 6m19s (Jacob Fryxelius, Stronghold, 2016)-Dinosaur Island 6m58s (Jonathan Gilmour & Brian Lewis, Pandasaurus, 2017)-Cryptid 12m14s (Hal Duncan & Ruth Veevers, Osprey Games, 2018)-Mega Civilization 13m26s (Flo de Haan, John Rodriguez, & Francis Tresham, Pegasus, 2015)-Welcome To... 20m12s (Benoit Turpin, Blue Cocker Games, 2018)-Reef 21m20s (Emerson Matsuuchi, Next Move Games, 2018)-Menara 22m18s (Oliver Richtberg, ZOCH, 2018)-Diamonds 23m00s (Mike Fitzgrald, Stronghold, 2016)2018 Year in Review Personal Top 10s 23m59sSVWAG Game of the Year 45m06sOther Categories 48m30s

StormCast has been reforged! Wade Pryce introduces a new season of the official Warhammer Age of Sigmar podcast with a new format. His first guest, veteran games developer Jervis Johnson, talks about the craft of game design, his thirty year career writing Warhammer games and the development of the latest edition of Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

Curious about using the Realms of Battle rules in your matched play games? We caught up with Jervis Johnson and Ben Johnson to get their thoughts...

Let's shuffle some cards with DeckBuilding Games! In these games players begin with identical decks of cards and alter them throughout the game. Listen to hear about the clank bank, Rob's most played mobile game, and the importance of pinnipeds in the Third Century Crisis. Featured Games: Ascension: Deckbuilding Game by John Fiorillo & Justin Gary (2010, Stone Blade Entertainment) Clank!: A Deck-Building Adventure Game by Paul Dennen (2016, Renegade Game Studios) Time of Crisis (The Roman Empire in Turmoil 235-284 AD) by Wray Ferrell & Brad Johnson (2017, GMT Games) Games of the Week: Isle of Syke: Journeyman by Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister (2017, Lookout Games & Mayfair Games) Necromunda by Andy Chambers, Jervis Johnson & Rick Priestly (1995, Games Workshop) Cuba Libre by Jess Grossman & Volko Ruhnke (2013, GMT Games) facebook.com/hotgamescast hotgamescast@gmail.com

Join Eddie and Rhu as they chat to studio head Pete Foley and legendary designer Jervis Johnson about what the new edition means for you.

Tune in for a very special bonus episode with the legendary Jervis Johnson speaking about Stormcloud Attack and the Generals Handbook. You don’t want to miss this! Hey Guys, I … Read More

Welcome to the first Bacon-Wrapped Skulls and Ones Blood Bowl podcast out of Richmond, VA.  Your hosts, Nate Ball and Mike Vag, will take you through our league set-up (SPRBBL), history, and what teams we love to play. Blood Bowl is a true fantasy football table-top game and was created by Jervis Johnson and is owned by Games Workshop.  We have no affiliation to GW because we actually love this game.  Sick burn.   

(2:02:27) Chance has returned from the NAFC with something better than a trophy - stories, memories, and surprises!  We even get to hear from the man himself, Jervis Johnson!  Then we discuss the brand-new Simyin roster (you know them as the Apes of Wrath) that just debuted on FUMBBL as an optional League team!  Then local league coverage, Cheering fans, 80s nostalgia, assorted nonsense and more direct to you from Drew's basement!! Times: 0:00:40 - Introductions 0:04:04 - Chance's NAF Championships Adventure 0:57:31 - Jervis Johnson Interview 1:29:05 - FUMBBL Goes Ape 1:37:06 - Local League Standings 1:47:32 - Cheering Fans

Notes (Not in order of discussion)Official Podcast of the 40K Fight Club (40kfightclub.com)1. Learn a bit about:Fabricator General,TheJesus (he controls the Internet with his mind)Earthen (the Fabio of 40K)2. New FW Book and modelsHow do you like them?Going to get them?The place of FW in the hobby3. Hobby catalog coming outtalk about how it came aboutWhat do you think of itAre you going to buy it4. Black Library Audio Dramas and their awesomeness5. Topic of the Night: Competitive play vs "Casual" Play6. WWJD? (What Would Jervis Do?)Imagine you were Jervis Johnson what would you do with the hobbyContact Us:Our Email is 40kfightclubpodcast at gmail dot comCall us leave a message, a review, or even say hi 248.403.8090 Stream it from the Internet Archives: Wed, 28 May 2010 13:00:00 EST