The Mega Meeple Podcast

In this episode of The Mega Meeple, Thomas reflects back on a long RPG campaign once it comes to an end. Do you play different classes of characters or do you stick with what you’re familiar with? Also, discussion and experiences with the games played this past week including Clank! Sunken Treasures, Dresden Cooperative Card Games, Mechs vs Minions, and Sherlock Holmes. Keeping it short and sweet this week.

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Sherlock Holmes

Clank! Sunken Treasures

Dresden Files

Mechs vs Minions

In this episode, Thomas chooses his winning picks from the Dice Tower’s nominations for Best Games of 2016 Awards. He also features the Zen Bins for Star Wards Destiny CCG.

As teased in the last episode, our very first guest to the podcast is none other than Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games and creator of Scythe. Jamey discusses the history of developing Scythe, how he found the art work of Jakub Rozalsk, the new expansion to Between Two Cities, the upcoming Charterstone, and his approach to Kickstarter and Crowdfunding.

Links to topics in this episode:

Stonemaier Games

Dice Tower’s Nominations for Best Games of 2016: Dice Tower 2016 Game Awards

Zen Bins for Star Wars Destiny CCG: Zen Bins

 

In this episode, GM Thomas talks about trying to get thru a 33 hr gaming marathon during International Tabletop Day and failing miserably but still having fun. Also some Star Wars news from May 4th. We also play therapist and psychoanalyze the 7 Stages of Board Gaming and Thom has a very special announcement about who is the very first guest that will be on The Mega Meeple. Trust me, I guarantee that you have played this person’s games and you DO NOT wanna miss this!

Spread the word! Meeples of the world, Unite!!

Links to games in this episode:

Scythe- https://stonemaiergames.com/games/scythe/

Terraforming Mars- http://www.fryxgames.se/games/terraforming-mars/

Star Wars Rebellion- https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/products/star-wars-rebellion/

Star Wars Rebellion Rogue One- https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2017/5/5/rise-of-the-empire/

Star Wars Destiny CCG- https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/products/star-wars-destiny/products/spirit-rebellion-booster-pack/

Android Netrunner Terminal Directive- https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/products/android-netrunner-the-card-game/products/terminal-directive/

The 7 Phases of Board Gamer- http://www.uprightgaming.com/the-stages-of-a-board-gamer/

In this episode, GM Thomas is still getting familiar with his editing software. He looks forward to International Tabletop Day this Saturday, April 29 and talks about the games that he’ll be playing during a 33 hour long gaming marathon. Thomas also shares his thoughts about the boardgames Element by Rather Dashing Games and Too Many Bones by Chip Theory Games. He also rants about recent Kickstarter games like Stop Thief! and The 7th Guest and the pros and cons of rebooting an old favorite. Will they live up to the expectation or tarnish what was once fond childhood memories. Have a response or opinion of this week’s topic? Go to our website and contact us at any of the social media sites listed. Again, make sure to share, like, comment, subscribe and rate us on iTunes.

Spread the word! Meeples of the world, Unite!!

Links to games in this episode:

Element by Mike Richie and Grant Wilson

http://www.ratherdashinggames.com/games/element

Too Many Bones by Adam and Josh Carlson

https://chiptheorygames.com/store#!/Too-Many-Bones/c/22721100/offset=0&sort=normal

Stop Thief! by Restoration Games

http://restorationgames.com/2017/04/08/back-stop-thief-kickstarter/

The 7th Guest by Trilobyte Games

http://www.trilobytegames.com/index.html

 

Well, hopefully all my digital ducks are all in a row.

This first episode is simply a short and quick introduction of myself, the podcast, and what to expect in the coming weeks.

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Small beginnings sometimes grow into big things, so lets start down this road and see what adventures await. Thanks for listening!