Point Hammered

Johnny and Rodge Skype the Bear, to talk about WAAAGH!Paca 2014. Tournament registration goes live, and the waaaghpaca.com website has been updated with all the info. The boys discuss the Rodge Podge 2013 with took place in late July. They also discuss all the usual nonsense topics.

Musical credits go to Die Apokalyptishen Reiter with the following tracks: Auf Die Liebe, Friede Sei Mit Dir, and Wir Sind Das Licht.

Johnny and Rodge catch up a bit, and discuss their experiences at Blood in the Sun III: Enchantment Under the Sea. Johnny talks about his Ogre build for Northstar in November. The guys also chat about tournament match-ups.

Musical credits go to Bryan McPherson with I See A Flag.

Johnny and Rodge finally get together again! They discuss what's been happening in and out of the hobby. The four part daemon reviews that we've been doing get wrapped up, as Rodge talks Nurgle. Also, there's an extra special interview with George RR Martin near the end. The quality of that isn't what it should be, but we discuss the details of that in the episode.

Musical credits go to the band Sylosis, with Transcedence, Teras, and Manipulation Through Idols.

Johnny and Rodge get together with Ryan Nicol to discuss Khorne Daemons. Later on, there's also a bit of High Elf discussion. Rodge announces this year's Rodge Podge tournament, which will be held on July 27th. Info on that can be found on the waaaghpaca.com Rodge Podge webpage.

Musical credits go to Bad Religion with Sinister Rouge, and Brian Fallon with Goodnight Irene.

Johnny and Rodge catch up. Rodge announces the sale of his Dogs of War army. The boys discuss their experience at the Battle for Big Bull Falls tournament in Wausau, WI. The Point crew made a very good showing there!

Musical credits go to Engel with Frontline, Feel Afraid, Numb, and Cash King

Johnny and Rodge wrap up their trip to the UK. They discuss the SCGT partying that went down, and day two of the event. This is part two of a two part episode. They also discuss their time in Nottingham and London.

Musical credits go to Soilwork with This Momentary Bliss and Rise Above the Sentiment.

Johnny and Rodge are finally back from the UK! They boys discuss what they've been up to in the hobby, catch up a bit, and then talk about their trip. This is part one of a two part episode. It covers the beginning of the trip, the Friday warm up games, the Friday evening drinking debauchery, and the first three games of the South Coast Grand Tournament.

Musical credits go to Korpiklaani with Rise, Louhen Yhdeksäs Poika, and Happy Little Boozer.

Johnny and Rodge do quite a bit of chatting about what they've been up to. Rodge details his army progress to date, while keeping a few things close to his chest. Johnny's Warhamer ADD is in full effect lately, and he discusses that. The boys talk about SCGT prep, and they're upcoming trip to the UK. This episode's guest is Mike Ballard. Mike is from the Wausau Weirdboyz gaming club, and he's a long time Daemons player who's been focusing mainly on Tzeentch. He details his take on how to make Tzeentch work.

Musical credits for this episode go to Chuck Ragan with Nomad by Fate, from the Covering Ground CD. The closing song is The Parting Glass, as sung by The Tossers. It is the hidden final song on their Purgatory CD.

Johnny and Rodge catch up on their latest hobby activities, discuss their upcoming South Coast Grand Tournament trip to the UK, and chat about Daemons a bit. Johnny talks about how his new Pelican 1510 army case worked out for him. The boys interview special guest Erik Lindley from the short-lived, but much-loved Brohammer podcast for most of the show. Erik is a long time Slaaneshi Daemons player, and he was gracious enough to come on and share!

Johnny dips back into his musical archives to the year 2000, for some excellent tracks off of Bad Religion's The New America CD. The tracks are entitled I Love My Computer, and A Street Kid Named Desire.

Johnny and Ryan get together for the first sans Rodge episode. We discuss theme, take some Twitter questions, talk about the new Daemons army book, and more. Johnny recounts his experiences at the CheddarBowl Tournament, as well details the schedule for the upcoming UK vacation.

Musical credits this episode go to two artists that are about as far apart as two artists can get. The opener and break music is poetry by Gil Scott Heron entitled Whitey On the Moon. The closing song is an American hillbilly classic by David Allen Coe, entitled Don't Bite the Dick.