In this episode, we drink Consilience wine, talk about how I made Rhiannon's keys cost 20, discuss what creative endeavours each house might bring to an Eisteddfod, chat briefly about Brakken and the latest organised play prizes and ponder the significance of the two question marks on the Gamegenic house icon sticker set.

In this episode Owen drinks Fort Point beer (Rhiannon abstains!), we talk about some of the discussions that have been cropping up since the Archimedes ruling, what we'd like to see in new houses and the perfect cards for our kids.

We drink Chromatic wine, rant about Heart of the Forest (even though it’s quite interesting) and discuss duplicate deck names and infrequent traits.  Here's a question: do you play to time limits in casual play? We had a 1 hour 45 minute game the other day!

Rhiannon and Owen drink Pacific Redwood, discuss why all wines seem to be from Untamed and then debate why some cards have aember while others don't.Rhiannon thinks it's in order to tempt you into making sub-optimal plays instead of holding onto the card until it's perfectly timed.  Owen thinks it's an occasionally faulty balance mechanism which can lead to overpowered cards.What are your thoughts?  Who do you agree with?  Is there another reason we've overlooked?

Rhiannon and Owen drink 'Undaunted', talk about some of the difficulties we're having with which opening hands to throw and which to keep, and then dig in a bit more into some of the counter-intuitive probabilities in those initial draws.  Drop us a line!Twitter: @keyforgeafterbtEmail: [email protected]

A spoiler-free preview of the imminent Age of Ascension set where we discuss the card from the original set that do and do not make it into the new set. Other topics discussed are: do you use chains in casual play?  Was 6 months too long between sets?  Does knowing your win/loss ratio affect your enjoyment of the game?

It's our first ever episode! Rhiannon and her husband Owen stay up late to talk about why they love Keyforge more than other card games, their first deck loves, going to tournaments for the first time, their most/least favorite houses, prize support and what's more at fault: Library Access or Nepenthe Seed?