Wargaming Recon

Open world collaborate storytelling is the name of the game with Dungeon World.  Anything is possible in a world you build with your fellow gamers and the game master.  Game master Rachael and players Adrian, Alex, and Jonathan discuss their Dungeon world campaign in this NOT family friendly episode of the show.

Dungeon World in print on Amazon [affiliate link]

Dungeon World in PDF on DriveThruRPG [affiliate link]

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song.  Jeremy Kostiew designed our podcast logo.  Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Where do you get your inspiration for tabletop gaming?  Learn how Jonathan gets inspired along with obstacles and successes in the hobby.

Be inspired by reading Battle of Arnhem by Antony Beevor on Amazon [affiliate link]

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song.  Jeremy Kostiew designed our podcast logo.  Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Adrian teaches Jonathan how to play Multi-Man Publishing's Advanced Squad Leader.  Learn how it went.  We also discuss what we've recently done in the hobby.

Get Advanced Squad Leader Starter Kit #1 on Amazon [affiliate link]

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song.  Jeremy Kostiew designed our podcast logo.  Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Privateer Press' P3, Redgrassgames' Everlasting Studio XL, and a homemade wet palette are all reviewed.  We also review a handful of Ironclad Miniatures' field positions and Things from the Basement's two columns inspired by Frostgrave (affiliate link) Ghost Archipelago (affiliate link).

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Auphonic edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Blood & Plunder, Cigar Box Battle gaming mats, Dwarven Forge caverns deep, and Everlasting wet palette are some of the topics covered by Adrian & Jonathan in this episode of Wargaming Recon.

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Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Auphonic edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Dwarven Forge is diving to caverns deep and cold with their new Kickstarter.  Stefan Pokorny, founder, & Nate Taylor, creative director, of Dwarven Forge climb into the guest chair to chat with Jonathan about this exciting new set of modular tabletop gaming terrain.

Dwarven Forge

Raised $11,245,120 dollars from 16,650 backers over five prior Kickstarter projects.

Nate Taylor is Dwarven Forge's creative director and a director at KYLE nyc where he's edited commercials, music videos, and the film Kissing Jessica Stein.

Stefan Pokorny is Dwarven Forge's founder and CEO.  He's the subject of the incredible documentary The Dwarvenaut (Amazon affiliate link).

Kickstarter 6 - Caverns Deep

Caverns Deep Kickstarter returns to the familiar caverns setting and expands on it with larger and new modular terrain options.

The pieces are their most detailed and organic looking yet.

Most of the funds will go towards producing the steel molds necessary to create the beautiful pieces.

The modular terrain is intended for roleplaying games but also works well for skirmish games like Frostgrave.

Sneak peeks of some pieces including early prototypes are shown in the live streamed video recording of this audio podcast.

Listener Questions

Stefan & Nate respond to questions from podcast listeners.  The questions are:

Rich asks Stefan "What are Gnome Critical Crotch Hits"

David asks "On a scale of 1 to 10 how awesome is Joe Manganiello's Dwarven Forge setup?"

Carl asks "What pieces of Dwarven Forge are essential and which will give the customer the most bang for their buck?"

Angelia Parenteau from TotalCon asks Stefan "When are you coming back to TotalCon?"

Announcements

 

Podcast Award

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Thank you to the members!

Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Next Episode is 213 releasing on July 30 2018

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Peter Bryant of the Mythwits edited the audio for this episode.  Jonathan J. Reinhart wrote the show notes.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

A different stride after our serious episode last fortnight, we take it to show you guys what is coming up in future product reviews.  We also wanted to discuss the reaction to our last episode: Wargaming Against Anxiety.

Wet Palette Episode featuring

Everlasting Wet Palette from Kickstarter

Sta-Wet wet palette by Masterson

P3 wet palette by Privateer Press

Homemade wet palette

Other Reviews

28mm Field Positions by Ironclad Miniatures

Gaming Against Anxiety Reactions

Jonathan shares what the community has said and also about events leading to why he did the episode,

Announcements

 

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Thank you to the members!

Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Next Episode is 213 releasing on July 30 2018

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

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Contact Wargaming Recon

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode and wrote the show notes.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

About 40 million Americans suffer from anxiety.  Roughly 3 million American board gamers battle anxiety.  I am one of the 40 million Americans with anxiety.  Learn how I think tabletop games can help you or one you care about deal with their anxiety.

Please note this disclaimer.  I am NOT a medical professional.  I am NOT providing medical advice, care, or treatment.  If you or someone you know suffers from a medical illness, please seek professional help immediately.

In the United States you can reach the National Suicide Prevention Helpline 24 hours a day via live chat at: SuicidePreventionLifeline.org or telephone at 1-800-273-8255.  They can help you if your anxiety is taking over but, don't forget you also have other options for your anxiety.

Anxiety Help

Talk to a doctor

Reach out to a family member

Chat with a trusted friend

Therapists can make a big difference

Psychiatrists are here to help you

5 Ways Tabletop Gaming Can Help

It provides a safe space in which to deal with social anxiety (i.e. exposure therapy)

It can encourage you to try new things (new games, new places, new experiences)

It gives nearly instant feedback to help decipher what works well and what is a trigger for anxiety

It incentivizes through reaching goals.  Assembling a squad of troops.  Painting a house.  Planning a scenario.  Playing a game.

Allows one to have control of something even when everything else feels like it is spinning out of control.

Announcements

 

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Thank you to the members!

Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode and wrote the show notes.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

This thrilling episode the lads review Travel Battle from the Perry Brothers. We all know that Jonathan hates painting, so being the scale it is, is this the right fit for johnny boy?

Problems

Does not clearly say how to choose d6 rolling winner for placing 1st brigade.

Presuming it is highest roll because it says that for going first.  But, not 100% positive. This is a bit nit picky.

The terrain has issues, built up areas only give +1 dice when defending to infantry, but attacking cavalry get +1 dice against infantry in built up areas. That doesn't make a lot of sense.  Cavalry should do worse against built up areas.

The rules are a tad muddy when dealing with artillery shooting at a target if there's a hill in between that is the same height as the artillery. In one part the rules say "Artillery needs to be able to see half or more of a target i.e. without hills/buildings or any other intervening units in the way to be able to fire. "In another part the rules say "artillery can fire overhead of a any intervening unit if either gun or target are on a hill unless "there is a higher hill in the way. If artillery is on a level 1 hill shooting at a target with a level 1 hill in between, can the artillery shoot at that target?  The rules don't say.

The FAQ, Doesn't answer all questions.  Can be found at https://www.perry-miniatures.com/pages.php?page=travel-battle.

No declaration of what is the desired dice roll result for going first or placing a brigade first.

QUESTIONS

In a fight if an attacker rolls a 5 and the defender rolls a 5, the rules say the fight continues.  If a second unit attacks the same defender with attacker rolling a 5 and defender rolling a 3, which result takes precedence?

If defending artillery loses a combat to a heavy cavalry unit (attacker rolls a 3, defending artillery a 2) does it push back one square if the square behind it is a wood?  What happens?

When do you test for command radius?  Do all units in a brigade need to be touching at the start of the turn or is it at any point during the movement phase?

Can Brigadiers block line of sight of artillery since they’re listed as a unit in the rules (see Assembly section)?

Does a unit suffering push back or retreat (losing combat by a 1 or a 2) have to be directly towards its own board edge?

Announcements

 

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A place for listeners to hang out, chat about the hobby and the show. We have seen some great discussions lately. Some members have shared pics of minis they’re painting and had a lively discussion about wet palettes. Want to thank Enfilade & NHMGS for making it possible for us to back a wet palette Kickstarter. We will do a big Wet Palette episode in 2017 because of their support.

 

ITUNES REVIEW

5 star review titled “Top Notch” from landencelano of the Grunt Work Podcast” Really impressed with the quality of the content and how enjoyable it was even being semi-unfamiliar with the topic. Unique perspective. Can’t wait to consume all there is to listen to. ”

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Thank you to the members!

Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

Next Episode is 211 releasing on July 2, 2018

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode and wrote the show notes.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.

Another Year, another HUZZAH! The boys hit up the best historical con in Maine!

GAMES PLAYED

Operation Jupiter, Hill 112 Rapid Fire rules Peter Dalton GM

Omelet du Fromage Lion Rampant (affiliate link) rules GM Ken Eckhardt

Battle of Cedar Creek ACW Fire & Fury Brigade 2nd ed rules Peter Dalton GM ADRIAN ONLY

Test of Honour in Hanghai Test of Honour (affiliate link) game on Mike Paine's Hanghai table with Christopher Rett & Patrick Tuttle as GMs

VENDORS

Brigadiersbookshelf with Dean Emmerson

Bought 2 GMT games Manoeuvre (affiliate link) recommended by MHWA vice president Joshua, also bought A Distant Plain (affiliate link) from their COIN series. Been wanting it for a long time.

Adrian's purchases

Hobby Bunker: Fire & Fury Brigade 2nd edition rules

Wee Wolf Miniatures: Gangs of Rome (affiliate link)

Warlord Games Viking Hirdmen

A French board game by Clash of Arms from Timothy Colonna

PROBLEMS

No con can be perfect. We share what went awry this year.

THE PEOPLE

One of the best parts of Huzzah is seeing familiar people. It is a very friendly place. Shout outs to Mike Paine, Dan, Patreon backer Kyle, Wargaming Recon Fan Club members Robert & Sal & Johnny, everyone at MHWA including: Joshua, Julie, Dean, Billy, and Mike. Also the Vanguard Hobby Club but especially Ken. Adler Hobby's Gordon and Denise.

HUZZAH

Adrian and I were at Huzzah May 18-20, 2018. We did a live recording there on Sunday May 20th. If you were at the con you could have attended the live recording. We may also have had the chance to play a game with YOU.

Announcements

 

Wargaming Recon Facebook Group

A place for listeners to hang out, chat about the hobby and the show. We have seen some great discussions lately. Some members have shared pics of minis they’re painting and had a lively discussion about wet palettes. Want to thank Enfilade & NHMGS for making it possible for us to back a wet palette Kickstarter. We will do a big Wet Palette episode in 2017 because of their support.

 

ITUNES REVIEW

5 star review titled “Top Notch” from landencelano of the Grunt Work Podcast” Really impressed with the quality of the content and how enjoyable it was even being semi-unfamiliar with the topic. Unique perspective. Can’t wait to consume all there is to listen to. ”

Do You Like Wargaming Recon, then Review the show

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iTunes and Stitcher Radio are some of the most popular ways for listeners to find podcasts. Why not help a potential new listener find our show and help grow the hobby?

Recent Reviews

WARGAMING RECON ARMY aka Patreon

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Don’t want to wait? Support Wargaming Recon through Patreon. It costs as little as $1 per per month. That is less than a cup of coffee. You’ll get episodes before non-members AND you’ll get exclusive content. Big changes are here for 2018.

Thank you to the members!

Reminders

We suggest Mobile Users listen to the show using Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users.

Read the Episode Guide for sneak peeks at future episodes.

Next Episode is 208 releasing on May 21 2018

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Contact Wargaming Recon

We hope you enjoy this episode of Wargaming Recon and welcome your feedback. Send it all to:

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Credits

“Downtown” by Matthew Ebel is our theme song. Please give his other music a listen at www.matthewebel.com.

Many thanks to Jeremy Kostiew, Troll ITC’s logo designer, for our amazing logo. Check out his portfolio at MightyNightGaunt.com

Joshua Shoobridge edited the audio for this episode and wrote the show notes.  Cover photo by Christopher Boynton.

License

This recording is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Disclosure

This post may contain links to products or services with which I have an affiliate relationship. I may receive commissions or bonuses from your actions on such links.

Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name. I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor.