Chief Rocka connects with the jovial cast of Drunk Theory, a Greenville-based podcast about getting liquored up and talking conspiracy theories.

We all mix up a vodka Rock & Roll drink that Kelli picked out, then she and I square up vs. Kara and Ryan to sing our guts out during the party game, Encore.

Funkdoobiest gets us open to the ill pornographic.

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Reflecting on why I fell so deeply in love with Warhammer 40,000: Conquest.

The oracle of Gtronic guides us to the spirit realm to confer with Big Ruck.

And a few choice thoughts at the end for my Congressman.

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Montclair the Magic Pig, aka artist Al Vigil, pays farewell to Trinidad by cracking a Banquet Beer and playing The Grizzled (a cooperative card game about WWI) with your host.

Happy trails, pal!

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The JK discusses aspects of his I Ching practice after having done more than 10,000 readings. Inquisitor Cinnamon Apple Cheesedick tries to relate by making strained board game analogies.

Also discussed: Beanie Siegel, nostalgia as prelude to fascism, and why boxing is an unwatchable tragedy.

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We drink reposado with The Olds, learn about a new game from my cousin, Justin, then I pick an awesome Golden Era hip hop track.

You need more than this?

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Allfather, Allmama learn more in one game of Splendor than I’ve apparently learned in three years. Why do people say Catan is a better gateway game than this?

I mix a fruity summer vodka drink and play some bangin’ shit from Tricky.

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Allfather, Allmama and Lily (that’s the dog) show up on a slow afternoon: Allfather brings the show’s first bottle of Scotch in for Drink of the Week, then shows us Farkle, perhaps the most wholesome way to act out family grudges while inebriated.

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The Allfather shows up and we drink all the Jameson.

Then, a detailed account of our Blood Angels’ foray into Space Hulk: Death Angel.

Brother Leon’s autocannon goes BRRRRRRRRR.

The air is heady with victory, so we then have a long, embarrassing white guy argument about Biggie and Tupac.

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Juan Alberto Delaroca (aka Juando Calrissean aka El Rey de la Playa) of Far Quarter Gravel shows us how his vision of Trinidad gravel biking dovetails with local history I knew almost nothing about.

Then we just get housed on White Russians and play my dead grandparents’ copy of Trivial Pursuit.

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Our guerrilla recording style proves incompatible with yet another shitty hotel.

Xian is reunited with their stolen lighters, HP leads us in some drinking stories and we try to play the new trick-taking card game, Anasazi.

Druncle bugs out on a track from Your Old Droog.

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