In this Episode, Ian, Nathan, and special guest Tim, review a USAriadna list made by Ian and one of Tim's Starmada lists. They discuss unit roles, balancing specialists, managing range-bands, as well as personal playstyle differences when writing lists. They then take a random mission and discuss how the list can function when playing that mission.

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In this Episode, Devin, Nathan, and Ian are discussing our new segment, List Review. They create what a generalist list, something that they believe can handle many or most missions, and discuss the choices for units, profiles, weapons, and the strategy it plans to utilize overall.

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In this Episode, Devin, Nathan, and Ian discuss the Special Skills, Super-Jump and Climbing Plus. How do these skills function? How do models that have them utilize it? What are some ways you can use these movement skills to your advantage, and what situations might you want one over another? If someone is attacking you with Troopers running one or both of these skills, how can you prepare for it? What are ways you use these skills that we may not have talked about?

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In this Episode, the whole cast of Andrew, Devin, Ian, and Nathan share in a retrospective of Infinity's N4 edition. They discuss what changes they have enjoyed most, things that made more or less of an impact than anticipated, and what they have missed in N4. We'd love to hear your thought on N4, having been out for approximately a year. How did it meet or subvert your expectations? What changes do you enjoy? What changes (or lack thereof) have you disliked?

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In this Episode, Andrew, Nathan, and Ian talk about the their first impressions of the new ITS Season, 13 - Frozen Roads. They discuss the scoring change for the season, special rules and extras from the season, as well as how they may impact tournament play. How might this change your lists? Does it encourage you to use new strategies? How do you feel about the changes thus far? Let us know!

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In this Episode, Andrew, Nathan, and Devin talk about how they choose a new faction. They discuss what goes into their thought process for starting a new faction, what they find mechanically interesting, what tools they look for when deciding, and what typically draws them to any given faction. What sort of things do you look for when deciding what to play? Do you typically look for specific abilities or profile types, or do you tend to be more interested in diverging from your last faction in one way or another? Let us know!

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In this Episode, Andrew, Devin, and Ian... would have talked about their experiences at The Krug. Due to a catastrophic technical failure, we were unable to retrieve the data for this episode, where talk about our experiences at The Krug, how we prepared, what was notable, and what we learned. We'll be posting a new recap shortly on our YouTube channel, and hope you get a chance to check it out there!

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In this Episode, Andrew, Nathan, and Ian are joined by a special guest, Krug organizer Mark Rybus!  Together, they discuss how Terrain rules function, adding terrain rules to competitive events, and the potential effects of doing so. Do you feel like events would be improved with more common use of Terrain rules/skills? If you build or prepare tables, do you typically have terrain rules in mind? 

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In this Episode, Andrew, Devin, and Nathan discuss the relative merits  between generic (or vanilla) armies and Sectorial armies. Which is more capable? How does one utilize a vanilla faction or a Sectorial? Which is easier to start with? Which is more competitive? Have a listen, and let us know what you think!

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In this Episode, Andrew, Ian, and Nathan discuss how to build up a competitive community for Infinity the Game. What does it mean to be competitive? What does a competitive meta look like? How do you foster a competitive environment? What are some ways you can work to build or strengthen a local community? Take a listen  for their thoughts, and let us know your thoughts!

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