Tom discusses some history with a listener. What happened with the final Just Plain Chaos game? The Chechen rules will probably exist in the Palladium meta-verse.

A lead pile update and Tom introduces his simulation, Noble Warfare.

A very nice chat with Chris Abbott prefaced on getting out more lead to listeners.

Tom talks about unpainted lead and trying to tame this phenomenon. The listeners can take some of this lead off Tom's hands. Tom also talks about problems with the Just Plain Chaos rules update and painters.

Tom chats with Mathew Gibson about women in roleplaying. Going to be in London at the end of August? So is Tom. Questions from listener Mike King. Some future updates based on discovered miniatures.

The Just Plain Chaos game is a narrative driven role playing game.

Tom details some experiences from a recent game of Just Plain Chaos and it was impactful enough to promote some rules changes.

Why is independence important? http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#46

An impromptu tour makes a morning. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#44

Tom asks about the importance of GM Mathew's son's game. Mathew starts talking about his early experiences playing and why he doesn't want his son to have the same experiences. They discuss what the experiences are of the players and what the mentoring older GM role should be here. Mathew gives an elevator pitch on his card game. They discuss cooperative gaming and political based games although Mathew and Tom may have different ideas on diplomacy.