TableTop Dropouts

Sometimes life beats your @$$. The Dropouts had some stuff happen, and took a break. But now we're back with big NEWs!

Mike, Zach, and George get back together to talk about new releases, and what they are excited about from the Warhammer Community Reveals. 

In This episode Mike Hutchison of Osprey and Planet Smasher Games joins us to talk about A Billion Suns! His new Space Fleet battle game is Spess. If you are looking for a space fleet battle game, or you lamented the death of BFG. This episode is a good one. 

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In this Episode: Mike talks about perfection, George claims the title for nerdiest of the 3 hosts, and Zach expresses serious disdain for Terrance Howard. An Episode that goes into the Archives as one of the greats

Back to be wildly disappointing in the new season, the dropouts once again show up to discuss everything that happened over the break. And before you ask: No George still has not painted anything.

In the final episode of the season, the Dropouts hold a roundtable about games they want to play, games they wish they would come back, and Games they are looking forward to. We wish to thank all of you for hanging with us this season, and we hope to have you listening after the new year. We wish you a safe and happy holiday season!

In this episode the dropouts discuss all the big news from the GW reveals, and some discussion about the Internet, and general Hobby nonsense. 

In this episode we sit down and have a nice chat with the Creator of Gaslands, Mystic Skies, and several Other Notable ventures by the King of Car Combat games himself Mike Hutchison. 

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In this episode we discuss the FLGS or Friendly Local Game Store. This is an episode in the ongoing newcomer series. We also trigger Zach's PTSD of working in one. Mike gives solid advice about poaching, and George still hasn't painted his stuff. Everyone boooo George.

In This episode, Mike tries to light George's 9th ed codex on fire but its too humid outside. The dropouts discuss vaporwave as a colorscheme, and Mike shares his dream of Necrons that run on Windows 95.