In this episode of d6 minutes, we talk about if the 2-10 dollar games on Wargame Vaults would be purchasable, and What we think of Sculpted Smoke and Flame on Miniatures (Cough, Dark Angels Cough).

In this episode of Dice Over Everything, we talk about Terrain - does it stop people from getting into the hobby?

In this episode of d6 minutes, the companion podcast to Dice Over Everything, where we talk about topics for as long as the dice decide, we look at how long our backlog is, whether there are good mini games that came from video games, and what we think about Zine Formats for Miniature Games.

It's Lesson 11 of Frostgrave 101, as we go through the Thaumaturge School for Frostgrave Second Edition!  Our favourite spells, our least favourite spells, and what kind of starter warband we'd create, this is the penulatimate school to go through!

In this episode of d6 minutes, the companion podcast to Dice Over Everything, we talk about what we've been doing, and then we talk about whether GW is a Monopoly or not.

In this episode of Dice Over Everything, we talk about one of our favourite games, and the new game mode they have just released - Infinity Reinforcements. Is it good, bad? Unredeemable trash? Is there things we would change?  Let's find out!

In this episode of d6 minutes, the companion podcast of Dice Over Everything, we talk about what we're most looking forward to at Adepticon, whether arcs modelled on bases is good, and what makes a Skirmish World interesting.

We're back with Frostgrave 101, talking about The Summoner School.  We'er almost wrapped up with going over the schools, but this one is definitely a fav of Frostgrave players around.  Check out our ratings for the spells, some cool builds, and our overall rating of this classic Wizard archtype.

In this episode of D6 Minutes, the companion podcast to Dice Over Everything, we talk about what we're looking forward to in 2024, Whether Webstore Exclusive Models are Okay, and if we'd play Frostgrave in a convention.

In this episode of Dice Over Everything, we talk about the differences between Wargames that have light story (fluff), and Heavy, deep story, such as Warhammer 40k, and what the gains are from either.  Which is better? How much fluff is the right amount?