The Process ANR

In which the gang briefly talk UK nationals and our illustrious host's successes, before ditching all that to do a highly festive, 10th*** episode quiz

***none of us know how long we've been going

We're back, to talk John's new crippling Warhammer addition, what Nottingham is hiding in all of those caves, and to briefly catch up on the Dice Cup CO and how the first couple of continentals have gone

The ever expanding gang get together to talk about the mysteries of the Industrial subtype, those monkeys on the Pivot art, and occasionally the Automata Initiative

In which we discuss UK nationals this year and why we didn't release a testing episode in advance, the various delights of Sheffield, and we look at some sweet new NBN scoops!

We'll be back in the coming weeks for a more thorough review of Parhelion once all the cards are out and where we think the meta stands going forward.

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Scoop discussion begins at 24:13

It's been... a long time, but we're back and there are a whole load of new cards to talk about! Come and find out the most questionable out of faction place to play Moon Pool, the most powerful id to play Twinning in that none of us want to play, and what professionally boring corp deck we'd all play at a CO next weekend until someone more interesting comes up with something fun

We're back again, this time with a discussion of Nisei's hotly anticipated world's banlist update. This one is quite heavy on the theory based analysis and low on the actual conclusions but hopefully, once the dust has settled a bit, we'll be able to bring some more helpful conclusions and lists we're looking at on the blog

In which we discuss continentals, inters, the meta going into worlds and when we hope the banlist is going to be announced - this was totally recorded before NISEI announced when that would actually happen, promise

We're back, and on this episode Mike, John, Chris and an additional bonus Chris discuss: the latest banlist update from Nisei, our approach to the upcoming fite nite event and the lists we're playing and the highly varied, different and shocking runner decks all of the other teams are taking to that event - as well as demonstrating that we really, definitely know what is in our own, carefully refined decks. The lists in question can all be seen here

On this episode Chris, John and Mike are back with a look at the Chatteris and Stevenage store championships and some of the twists and turns in the meta that have come up as the Gateway meta has shaken out, as well as some thoughts on the latest banlist update from Nisei.

So a whole lot's happened, after a bit of a break post worlds and a long gap since we've had some new cards there's suddenly a ton to talk about. System Update and System Gateway have both been released and the third major rotation of cards has happened, taking out the SanSan Cycle and Honor and Profit.

On this episode Chris, Mike and John talk through what the major changes to the meta mean for each faction and our very first thoughts on what we'll be looking at this week, prior to the Chatteris and Stevenage store championships in the next couple of weeks.

Please note that for scheduling reasons we recorded this on the evening of Saturday the 27th, after the runner and corp economy articles had been released but before the full spoiler gave us the last handful of cards. None of those really changed anything in our analysis although a couple of them are pretty playable cards (particularly Weyland Restructure and Ansel 1.0) but at the time we didn't know what they did.

Also, the decks we mention towards the end are very much our first assumptions about the places to be looking as we start testing. Things are churning very quickly as people process the cards and even in the last couple of days we've shifted a bit. Asa is stepping right back to the front of the pack with Anoetic Void once we all stopped trying to fit Lakshmi into it and accept that it's changed a bit, and Neurospike Weyland decks are looking like a tier 1.5 rogue outsider that can't really be ignored. Crim, as ever, remains the fun police.