On the second episode of this series, Paul, Dan and Andy meet with Grant Richey to talk about Liberty Brawl. Liberty Brawl is a Warfaire Weekend qualifier event and seems to be more of the scale the Susquehanna Scuffle will be designed as.   

The hosts of Tried and True learn about Grant's experience playing wargames, talk about his recent accomplishment of being a captain for WTC, and finally discuss the history of the Liberty Brawl and how Grant is organizing his first large event.

On this brand new series, the community leaders of Delaware Warmachine talk about their next project, the Susquehanna Scuffle, a team event between Maryland store Critical Hit Games and Delaware's Alternate Universes.   

On this episode, Paul and Erica interview Seth from the NJSOB meta. Seth runs the Bokur Brawl, a 3-day wargaming event held in Manville, New Jersey. Paul, Erica, and Seth discuss the history of the Bokur Brawl and seek advice on the best steps forward in planning the Sussy Scuff.

In this final episode of Tried and True, Paul, Dan, Andy and Erica discuss how to search for aspiring leaders to take on the roles in your communities and how to coordinate your schedule with other WMH communities around you. The hosts reflect on their time doing Tried and True and share their thoughts for what will happen next in the Delaware Warmachine Community.

:45 - Intro

Google Calendar for NJ, MD, DE, PA - https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=3ajutk46gl20elrrtu3v3vfoc8%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York

On this episode, Paul, Dan, Andy and Erica discuss the highlights of two events in their local area and discuss the importance on focusing on the community of players  and not the game of Warmachine. The hosts discuss the difference between the terms Meta and community, why it's important to focus on the player, and how we can manage expectations for all players in your local area. All of this focuses on the goal of not falling into the trap of the self-fulfilling prophesy, and how you can strengthen the group of players.   

0:50 - Reflecting on recent events 

7:45 - Tried and True episode outline 

8:30 - The difference between meta and community 

16:30 - Focusing on the members as people and not players 

20:00 - Game sizes and managing expectations 

27:25 - Expectations for playing your games.

In this third episode, Paul, Dan, and Andy are joined by the last co-host of the series Erica. Erica provides the others a clearer glimpse of gaming at the Ice House and the hosts talk about how to set up events. Paul and the co-hosts speak about getting the materials and people needed to run an event. The group then talks about other events that became a success after that first steamroller.

:50 - Intro 

6:00 - TNT Episode Outline 

8:29 - Finding a place & getting it ready 

11:40 - Seeking help from others to get the materials

17:10 - Where to get players and how to make your steamroller stand out 

20:20 - Thoughts on the event 

22:50 - What happened next 

24:45 - Escalation League

Paul and Dan are joined by Andy as they talk about what steps they took to build the Delaware Warmachine Community. Where should you play? Why should you seek help? When do you find time for all these commitments?

:50 - introductions 

3:00 - TNT Episode Outline 

4:20 - Where to play 

13:00 - Why seek help from other metas 

17:40 - How to maintain and when to find time 

22:50 - Ways to stay in touch consistently

In this episode, meet Paul and Dan as they talk about their history playing Warmachine and what happen to their local metas over the years. Knowing the history, how were they going to use this to provide direction moving forward?

:50 - Introductions 

6:20 - Goals of Tried and True 

6:48 - The history of WMH in Delaware 

9:00 - History of WMH in South Philly 

12:00 Self Fulfilling Prophesy 

12:12 What happened during the Pandemic.