It's time for Part 2 of my Pacesetter's BX Remastered review.  This time I go over the layout things that I noticed.  I even found one other note that I had missed and add it in.

So, what happens to the first kickstarted I ever back?  Why, it was late.  That makes me like many others who backed other kickstarters.  But, it was the curious excuses and infrequent updates that really bothered me.  So, what does Pacesetter bring to the table with their take on the BX rules we love?  Part one allows me to state my position about the kickstarter and talk about the physical aspects of the book.

I finally got a chance to sit down with Minion Bravo during the holidays. I get him to talk about the Role-playing (he has to use a different term) he is doing while training in the military. I found several of the things he said intriguing.

Start by answering two voice messages that I received.  Then, tackling a question from Jason of the Nerds RPG Variety podcast.  Why is fantasy the most common theme for RPGs instead of Wild West or Horror or something else?  I definitely would like to hear some feedback about my thoughts.

Wherein I drop in the newest intro and talk a bit about Play-by-Post and why it can be good for you.  Also, I take a moment to respond to two messages.

Finally remembering to finish putting this podcast to bed. Thanks to Jason for going through all of it.

Welcome to the Minions and Nerds Variety Podcast! Jason hit me with a bunch of voice messages so I respond back to him.

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The episode wherein I respond to some voice messages from Lieren, Che Webster, and the Other Jason.  What else have I been doing since the last time I podcasted?  I also bring up a couple of items that I'm looking at using for the upcoming campaign.