This week, I am joined by Tony from the Gergen Gaming Youtube channel to discuss terrain, independent and lesser seen games and the hobby in general.

Warlord Games has been doing a fantastic job of sharing the six sets of national rules for all SIX ARMY LISTS in the upcoming Armies Of The British Commonwealth book on their community webpage. We go deeper than this though by looking at the actual units in these lists and how they work with those new sensational national rules. Today we will explore the first three of these nations: The Australians, The Canadians and The East Africa Command.

Luke Alvin, the author of the newest expansion to Pike And Shotte, joins to discuss the Highest Throne. We explore the conflicts between the Ottoman Empire and their European adversaries through the 1500 and 1600's. This book includes a record number of new army lists for players to use. There is a lot to discuss!

I am joined by our old friend Ruebs this week to talk about the MEGA game convention. What is it? How can you sign up as a player? How can you organise your own event within it?

This is such a great community building event. This is a fantastic listen for possible attendees or for those who might like to grow gaming in their own cities.

Ausvengers Assemble! The guys are back to deep dive the new crises pack for Marvel Crisis Protocol.

One of my favourite gaming narratives has always been the Badab War. And I am not alone! Our old friend Nick Beattie and his 3rd-A-Palooza crew have been working hard to create a slim format codex, popular in the late 90's that captures the units and forces that fought in the most exciting conflict over taxes for Warhammer 40k 3rd edition. Today, he joins us to discuss his love of Badab, some of the highlights of this book and the event that uses it later this year.

We are joined in the episode by Zach, who recently played Yugoslavia at the Adepticon Bolt Action event to talk about how to create effective and more niche Bolt Action forces using historical research, model conversions and some creative list writing using existing lists. Along the way we also discuss the Armies of Greece and how to adapt existing lists into something new, balanced and original.

We are back to discuss an alternative to competitive Marvel Crisis Protocol events that we recently tried out. Basing games on narrative formats and providing players with different ways to play and win on the tabletop. We discuss what went well and what we are going to try next time.

I am joined by our passionate, British player friend, Drake, to unpack his recent successes running infantry based lists on the tabletop.

To celebrate the Ghost Army Podcast's 50th episode we are back with players from, and one of the organisers of, this year's huge Bolt Action events at one of the biggest game conventions on the planet, Adepticon!