Our Question of the Month episode for August. Find the September question here, and the latest from the website right here.

Robert's back, and we're rolling some dice to playtest a game. The aim is to have a go-to ruleset that supports any future scenarios we play.

This is a whirlwind report of Bring Out Your Lead 2024, the world's finest celebration of Oldhammer. Check out the pictures here, as well as an interview with organizer Garth about the event's roots.

The question of the month for July 2024 was about your favourite hobby content channels. The response was initially slow, but we got a lot of feedback and recommendations in the end. There are many podcasts, YouTube channels, and blogs mentioned here, and you'll never be stuck for a hobby content fix again!

And here's the link for next month's QotM while we're at it.

A bit of a solo ramble around various recent topics:

• Bedroom Battlefields Patreon
• Wayland Games
• Miniature Wargames Magazine
• Podcast chat with Tom Holden
• Podcast chat with Conrad Kinch
• Podcast chat with John Treadaway
• White Dwarf 166
• Solo Wargaming Book
• Question of the Month

Ryan, AKA Donjuandon, from our Discord community, joins me to chat about a wide range of topics, including collaborative solo campaigns, 3D printing, and the importance of physical analogue hobbies. Find Ryan's 3D models on his Cults3D page.

The question of the month for June 2024 was: What hobby-related thing did you once own that you most wish you could get back? And also, what became of it?

And, you can now send in your answers for our July QotM right here.

Talking through a few of my latest projects, including:

• A portable miniature wargame in a tin
• Random event cards for solo/co-op mass battle games
• Playing the 'Data Drip' scenario on Titan
• Question of the Month

From Partizan 2024 to Warhammer World, Mark went on an adventure recently, and he's here to tell us all about it.

Also mentioned: A massive game of Warhammer

Our question of the month for May 2024 was, "What rules have you created or adapted to improve your favourite gaming system?"

"This might be a homebrew rule or something you’ve ported over from another game. The point is, you tried it, it worked well, and you kept on using it."