By RJ Bayley
The podcast currently has 80 episodes available.
A couple of shorter ones coming up to accomodate real-life issues. What can I say, I guy's gotta eat.
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The big man himself. Mind you, the other guy isn't exactly small-time either.
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Nice to get a wee bit of good old fashioned flash fiction to break up the army list lore entries, which continue next week.
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This is a nice chunky lore section for an army list, isn't it? This is the stuff I loved most as a kid.
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Going back to an age when when the Death Guard, Thousand Sons and World Eaters were represented by a single unit entry each in the Chaos Space Marines codex. Ahh, simpler times.
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Sorry for the week off! I've had an extremely turbulent life this past few weeks, and simply forgot that last Monday was a Monday. Here we are though, back with the Chaos Space Marines forces, with some welcome humour towards the back of this entry.
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In the ongoing evolution of Oldex, this time I'm separating the lore from the army entry stats, as the majority of feedback suggested following the unit entries in last season's Codex Tyranids.
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A few topics covered here, but after a couple of episodes diving into just one each, this is a nice change of pace.
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There's some very cool colour schemes in this part of the codex, you should look them up.
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Did you know the Emperor was almost stangled to death by an ork warlord? True story.
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Are there any old codexes you think I should turn into audio next? Let me know at www.twitter.com/RJBayley or at robertjbayley(at)gmail.com. Get in touch with me if you've got an old Codex you want to donate to the project too and we can discuss postage options.
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The podcast currently has 80 episodes available.