When you are obliged to cite your sources is a fraught question, full of nuance. Even in academia there is some disagreement as to when yo quote, when to paraphrase, and when simply to assume common knowledge. Like the preceding sentence, for example--I assume it is common knowledge not requiring a citation, but then again maybe not, and were I using footnotes here I would comment on the absurdity of citations in episode notes (to say nothing of footnoting episode notes). And don't get me started on ibid, supra, and all their blighted ilk! Safer, I think, just not to ever read anything, and thus one's incoherent nonsense is indisputably one's own.

Games Played Last Week:

01:20 -Versailles 1919 (Geoff Engelstein & Mark Herman, GMT Games, 2020)

12:33 -Mass Effect: The Board Game - Priority: Hagalaz (Eric M. Lang and Calvin Wong Tze Loon, Modiphius Entertainment, 2024)

16:11 -Fromage (Matthew O'Malley and Ben Rosset, Road to Infamy Games, 2024)

24:56 -Behold: Rome (Joe Klipfel, Mythfield Games, 2024)

28:34 -Karvi (Torgei Tjong, Hans im Glück, 2023)

30:44 -Revive (Helge Meissner, Eilif Svensson, Anna Wermlund, and Kristian Amundsen Østby, Aporta Games, 2022)

35:07 -Castle Combo (Grégory Grard and Mathieu Roussel, Catch Up Games, 2024)

News (and why it doesn't matter):

36:04 Fateforge: Chronicles of Kaan re-print and new campaign on crowdfunding

37:06 Sad passing of Kory Heath, designer of Zendo and co-designer of The Gang

38:44 Join us on Bluesky! https://bsky.app/profile/sowronggames.bsky.social

39:13 Feature Game: The Fellowship of the Ring: Trick-Taking Game (Bryan Bormueller, Office Dog, 2025)

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