AOS RantCast

Paul Conti of Radio Free Hammerhal joins me to talk Nurgle, Local Meta vs. Tournament Meta, and Path to Glory. We also touch on some more personal issues such as bi-polar depression and the COVID-19 crisis (even though I tried to avoid bringing it up on the show for the last couple weeks). Still, not regrets. We laugh. We cry. We make a tiny change to Earth, just a dent of goodwill but sometimes that's all you can do. Be excellent to each other, everyone.  

Jack & Brent from Rerolling Ones on YouTube join me to talk about their journey into content creation, inspiration for their great sketches, and what the Age of Sigmar community means to them. We also do a wide view assessment of the Seraphon book.    

How do MMA and AOS fit together? Find out from an MMA champion in RantCast 38!

The unabashed hype is real when Brice (@moosegeek_) joins me to talk about Lumineth Realmlords and Holy Wars for episode 37 of AOS RantCast. What bold predictions and wishlisting will we have for Warhammer's latest army and can we convince Brice to buy parachute pants to show of his love for Teclis and his Pointy Elves?

Dr. Alex is so busy asking if he can do something with list science that he never stops to think about if he should in episode 36 of RantCast. He shares three lists that span Cities of Sigmar, Stormcast Eternals, and Tzeentch plus a doubles list I've taken to calling Cream+Cities. We also manage to meander onto the topic, once more, of how to build your own narrative on the table with your list.    

My good friend Dr. Nic True and I tackle Invisible Disorders as they relate to the social club of Age of Sigmar. No world problems are solved here on this still emerging,  heavily researched topic. Nic recounts personal anecdotes of his own struggles and triumphs playing Warhammer as someone on the autistic spectrum as we meander through a broad spectrum of topics with an awesome and active Chat Gang tonight.    

AOS Coach, Anthony Magro and Clint from the Heralds of War join me to talk about the world's largest Age of Sigmar Singles tournament in the world, CanCon.

John and Garret of Wide World of Wargaming join me to talk about the most important aspect of Age of Sigmar... The Whiskey Meta, The American Walnut, and... Bees?! Okay we do talk about all of that but we also recap LVO, discuss honor in AOS play, and shoutcasting a Warhammer event.

Three prolific Warhammer fixtures join me to talk about adding a narrative to your AOS army. Chuck "Strength Hammer" Moore discusses the importance of character driven hobby. Martin Orlando stresses the importance of visual storytelling. And Paul from the Mortal Realms podcast weaves a web of lore from the social contract of wargamers to tournament packs and table terrain and everything in between.   

Brice and Andrew join me to talk about Waaaghpaca, THE MOST Wisconsin Tournament we have in the Midwest Warhammer scene, its past, present and hopeful future. We also share some epic news regarding Age of Sigmar tournaments. Personal stories are recounted, OBR are mentioned, and we kindly remind you that Tzeentch are for cheaters even pre-book... Andrew knows what he did. :P