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This is NOT a Kickstarter Round-up episode. This is an episode recounting my experiences on 9-11 as a NYC Police Officer. This episode is dedicated to Paul Benedetti - Husband, son, gamer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support

  As the episode numbers climb further into double digits the guys decide to change up the show format one more time. Back is a looser banter section where they talk about what fun things they've been up to and briefly chat about a few games they've played recently. From there your intrepid hosts set out on a new quest: To provide a more specific game review section!   The target of this weeks quest is the team vs team game of submarine warfare: Captain Sonar! To start this new section, Zach runs through a loose description of the rules, then all 3 hosts chat about their experiences playing the game, and finally they all give their final verdict!   Following the shiny new review section comes a welcome bit of familiarity with a Kickstarter Round-Up and Industry News section featuring Thornwatch and Mechs vs Minions.   And last, but in no way least, is the discussion of the day where the hosts follow up on last weeks episode about gamenights by discussing what they look for in a "gamenight game"   Thanks for listening and enjoy!   Banter 00:42 New Equipment 01:23 Show Notes! These ones! 02:29 Football! The Hand-egg version!   03:25 Adrian was @ Broncos vs Colts! 04:11 Adrian learns Le Havre 05:46 Games that have sat on our shelves for a while 07:50 Jeff hasn't played anything lately 08:34 What is ISK? 09:23 Zach has played: Stockpile, Race for the Galaxy 10:06 Jeff has been reading rulebooks 11:23 Adrian got a new copy of Risk: Legacy 13:39 Our new plan to play more games 14:10 Zach unleashes one of his greatest weapons 14:23 Discussing new episode format Weekly Review: Captain Sonar 15:32 Intro 16:16 How to play 22:57 Our experiences 31:58 Final thoughts  Kickstarter Round-up and Industry News 37:50 One Night Ultimate Alien - Less than 1 week to back! 39:19 Jeff's missing Kickstarter 40:45 Thornwatch 47:09 Mechs Vs Minions 52:32 Robinson Crusoe (Last time, probably, maybe, hopefully) Discussion of the Day: Gamenight Games, a follow up 54:42 Intro 55:06 Zach's Criteria with examples 58:16 Jeff's Criteria and examples 01:00:26 Adrian's Criteria examples 01:02:33 Zach shares a good idea from Tom Vassel 01:08:00 Zach reiterates a plan to play more games Episode Wrap-up 01:09:16

   Fresh off a post-Top 10 high, the hosts catch back up on what they've been able to get to the table. Jeff starts by leading an expedition into Caverna then taking a toss at Roll for the Galaxy. Zach tries to steal the show with Thieves Market but is soon distracted when Adrian lights the room with Lanterns.   With pleasantries out of the way, it's time for Jeff to mourn the split between Games Workshop- Fantasy Flight only to be comforted with news of a revamped version of Robinson Crusoe. New Kickstarter game Endangereds Orphans leads to a revelation for Jeff while Adrian and Zach double up on backing Unfair. Jeff and Zach also throw money at the Expansion for Tiny Epic Galaxies along with the entire known world.   Actual fan mail leads perfectly into this week's discussion topic where Jeff and Zach help Adrian share what little knowledge he has about organizing a large-scale gaming group in order to help you Organize a Game Night! Thanks for listening and enjoy! Banter and Recently Played 02:15 - Jeff leads us deep into Caverna 11:37 - Jeff gives Roll for the Galaxy a roll 12:06 - Zach sells us on Thieves Market 17:24 - Adrian lights up Lanterns 19:31 - Adrian and Zach beat Jeff to Scythe   Gaming News and Kickstarter Round-up 21:49 - Games Workshop splits from Fantasy Flight 31:04 - Robinson Crusoe gets a new edition 33:32 - Endangered Orphans of Condyle Cove KS launched and funded 35:30 - Unfair KS Funded and  1 day left!! 36:18 - Tiny Epic Galaxies: Beyond the Black KS launched and funded   Discusion of the Day: Organizing a Game Night Meetup 39:58 - Topic Intro 40:05 - Relevant Fan Mail 43:09 - Review of our Gamenight Group 47:46 - Determine Why you want to start a gamenight 49:32 - Figure out Where you want to meet 54:04 - Find When works best for your new group 56:10 - Make sure you know Who is coming to your gamenight 58:53 - Do What you can to keep people aware of your events 01:00:09 - Time to HOST! 01:00:58 - Make sure people coming have a way to find YOU 01:06:19 - Have games available 01:07:38 - Be sociable, be a good host, get people involved 01:09:24 - Following up your first event 01:09:59 - Problems can/will arise over time - Deal with them (literally) 01:10:23 Inter-personal problems 01:11:36 Organization problems 01:13:43 All the hard work pays off 01:15:09 Q&A from the earlier fan mail 01:15:39 Q1) Does the group trend towards Regulars or New Attendees? 01:17:39 Q2) Do people come in knowing about hobby boardgames? 01:19:18 Q3) Do you end up playing a lot of easier, lighter games or do you get to try out new stuff on a regular basis? 01:21:01 Q4) Do you guys have a place where you post your Wednesday Meetup locations? Episode Wrap-Up 01:22:43 Another Email!