Podcasts about just plain chaos

Tom talks about three stories following Just Plain Chaos.

Tom talks about creating a fantasy rule system around Just Plain Chaos.

Tom has started the formalized Just Plain Chaos rules.

Tom is about to release a recording with Barney Dicker. Before it hits the feed, there are a couple of things that need updates.

Tom reflects on six months since the Pletinckx medals - what has been learnt? Would Tom become a medal collector? Probably not. He's in it for the documents. From a Monty's Reviews, Tom talks about wargaming a more realistic Operation Sea Lion. The lead pile is coming down to a medium distance sprint, perhaps. Through this is a discussion about an upcoming series of moves. What about those Just Plain Chaos games?

Tom has some freedom but freedom isn't free. The lead pile appears to have the fiction of manageability. The JPC game is about to split into multiple different groups but sadly without Barney Dicker going forwards. Tom still wants to find a magazine. Some people will never be happy.

There are a number of updates that are long overdue.

Barney reports on holiday gaming, playing in Griff Mon Morgan III’s OD&D adventure, Tom Barbalet’s Just Plain Chaos and recommends Cabo, Wizard and Century: Spice Road. Then he discusses working on Vantage/Alluvial Plains and playtesting the Brexit card game he’s designed with his son.

Tom starts the recording following the first online session of Just Plain Chaos. He talks about some of the things learnt through the first game and that there was way more pluses than minuses. Through the week Tom also found a pen pal request letter in a long lost magazine and also how he has decided to conclude his miniature interests with some wood elves.

Tom explores some correspondence from Barney Dicker on future rules purchases. He provides a brief lead-pile update and then he tackles the main topic of the recording, how he is preparing material and getting in the mood for the virtual Just Plain Chaos game, starting next week.

Tom is setting up an online game of Just Plain Chaos to test out the new normal.

More discussion with Tom Barbalet @ My Rules Are Better, this time about his game Just Plain Chaos. We also talk miniatures, Games Workshop’s chaos, dice and more. Thanks for listening!

You are going to have to use your imagination as Tom paints greenskins and talks about the October Skirmish rules, Britannia, the origins of Just Plain Chaos and a WW2 skirmish game coming up in the new year.

You are going to have to use your imagination as Tom paints greenskins and talks about the October Skirmish rules, Britannia, the origins of Just Plain Chaos and a WW2 skirmish game coming up in the new year.

Tom wants to explore the newly minted Easy Dice rules for Just Plain Chaos.

The Just Plain Chaos rules modified with Easy Dice to simplify the rolling rules. Video coming shortly.

Tom wants to explore the newly minted Easy Dice rules for Just Plain Chaos.

The Just Plain Chaos rules modified with Easy Dice to simplify the rolling rules. Video coming shortly.

Tom welcomes back on Barney Dicker who produced a wonderful YouTube video with his son https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y2fV0uE4wk Tom misspoke when describing the current Kev Adams offerings. The best place for new Kev Adams is http://knightmareminiatures.com/ with shields of interest from Black Tree Design https://eoeorbis.com (you have to ask for them especially) Knightmare also has a selection of green skin shields http://knightmareminiatures.com/product/set-de-escudos Tom offers some ideas on finding good sets of miniatures in the wild. Barney talks about the spectrum between war-games and roleplaying games meeting in skirmish games. This requires some discussion about Tom's experiences moving from 5th Edition to Just Plain Chaos in the work game. Barney also wants to know more about the Chechen rules in the work setting.

Tom welcomes back on Barney Dicker who produced a wonderful YouTube video with his son https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y2fV0uE4wk Tom misspoke when describing the current Kev Adams offerings. The best place for new Kev Adams is http://knightmareminiatures.com/ with shields of interest from Black Tree Design https://eoeorbis.com (you have to ask for them especially) Knightmare also has a selection of green skin shields http://knightmareminiatures.com/product/set-de-escudos Tom offers some ideas on finding good sets of miniatures in the wild. Barney talks about the spectrum between war-games and roleplaying games meeting in skirmish games. This requires some discussion about Tom's experiences moving from 5th Edition to Just Plain Chaos in the work game. Barney also wants to know more about the Chechen rules in the work setting.

Tom discusses some history with a listener. What happened with the final Just Plain Chaos game? The Chechen rules will probably exist in the Palladium meta-verse.

Tom discusses some history with a listener. What happened with the final Just Plain Chaos game? The Chechen rules will probably exist in the Palladium meta-verse.

Tom talks about unpainted lead and trying to tame this phenomenon. The listeners can take some of this lead off Tom's hands. Tom also talks about problems with the Just Plain Chaos rules update and painters.

Tom talks about unpainted lead and trying to tame this phenomenon. The listeners can take some of this lead off Tom's hands. Tom also talks about problems with the Just Plain Chaos rules update and painters.

The Just Plain Chaos game is a narrative driven role playing game.

Tom details some experiences from a recent game of Just Plain Chaos and it was impactful enough to promote some rules changes.

The Just Plain Chaos game is a narrative driven role playing game.

Tom details some experiences from a recent game of Just Plain Chaos and it was impactful enough to promote some rules changes.

Tom introduces the Just Plain Chaos role-playing game rule set. He uses these rules to explore narrative, setting and providing interlinking skills as a means of stimulating game-play. http://www.myrulesarebetter.com/

Tom introduces the Just Plain Chaos role-playing game rule set. He uses these rules to explore narrative, setting and providing interlinking skills as a means of stimulating game-play. http://www.myrulesarebetter.com/

Tom discusses how he tested the rules for Just Plain Chaos by himself before he took the rules to a group to play. He also talks about reaching out to square-base fantasy rules authors and Oldhammer players.

Tom discusses how he tested the rules for Just Plain Chaos by himself before he took the rules to a group to play. He also talks about reaching out to square-base fantasy rules authors and Oldhammer players.

The Just Plain Chaos game is a narrative driven role playing game.

Tom introduces the Just Plain Chaos role-playing game rule set. He uses these rules to explore narrative, setting and providing interlinking skills as a means of stimulating game-play.

The Just Plain Chaos game is a narrative driven role playing game.

Tom introduces the Just Plain Chaos role-playing game rule set. He uses these rules to explore narrative, setting and providing interlinking skills as a means of stimulating game-play.