In which we learn that were-creatures like to guard warehouses.     Link to Patron exclusive video version if you'd like see how it all looks in Roll20 as we play:

Craig talks to authors from around the Baltimore/DC area about their work, their processes, their challenges and more.    Links for the covered authors:  John L French - look for him on facebook  Jonathan Sol -   Michael Watts -   Patrick Thomas - , ,

Raef "Hollywood" Granger does a Hollywood style review on Valve's Steam Deck. And talks about a few of the Steam games he has been playing on it."      Correction: Initially the wrong audio content was published on 5/28/23 for this episode (it was an old episode on a different topic.)  This was corrected on 5/29/23. Sorry about that and we hope you enjoy the content that matches the title!

In which we learn dragons' have mothers and you shouldn't make them angry.     Patron Bonus content: Link to video version -

Craig interviews friend of the show Tim Colonna about his Indy game Trilaterum and discovers what gaming entrepreneurship was like through COVID.  Join them as they engage on a far-ranging and interesting chat!    Links to topics they discussed:        Red Nebula:

In which we learn why a dragon gets so many actions.

It's time for more Warmachine & Whiskey. This time Raef and Russ discuss what it's like list building in this transitional period between Warmachine Mark 3 and Warmachine Mark 4.   After that, they talk a bit about their progress in the Black Tide campaign and mission setup going into the next battle. Don't miss the companion Lost Chapter for Patrons in which we discuss Warmachine Mark 4 model quality and painting techniques we've been trying. Patron only companion content:

We're kicking off a new D&D live play campaign...Sands of Khassan. This time with a new Dungeon Master: Russ's brother John Wakelin and a whole new cast of characters. The campaign is already underway...but in Session 0 Russ interviews John on the backstory to catch listeners up...along with John's thinking behind his world-building.

Craig shares his epic journey of painting 3,000 (yes, three thousand!) American Civil War miniatures.  He focuses on why this project might be taking so long, some soul-searching on why we paint, and ultimately what the payoff is and how to get there. And even the consequences of what might happen when you're not getting there soon enough...

Raef and Russ are excited to welcome Matt Wilson, the Chief Creative Officer at Privateer Press, back to the show.  We catch up with Matt and ask him to share all about the thinking behind Warmachine Mark 4. We cover everything from rules thinking, new ways to purchase armies, using an app, army packaging, and the pro's and cons of manufacturing with 3-D printing technology. And speaking of the new 3-D printed models.  Don't miss the patron-exclusive companion content in which Raef shares his thoughts as he unboxes his new Khador Winter Korps models: