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Well well well, here we are at Episode 11, this completes the first year! Woohoo! And what better way to close it out than with the most prolific designer in 18xx, David Hecht! We take a look at the very first title of his, 1826!

This month we get a very interesting man Lonny Orlger, the designer of 1824, to sit with us for our chat about the game. We learn some fun facts along the way!

This month Tony and I take a look at 1846: The Race for the Midwest. We also reached out to Tom Lehmann and asked if he wanted to join us for a conversation about this 18xx classic. Join us as we chat and talk about this very different style game and how ti came to be.

This month Tony and I take a look at 1882: Assiniboia coming from All Aboard Games! This is a special treat as we have the designer, Marc Voyer of the game on to discuss some of the decisions he made along the way.

This week we are joined by Ian of the Bankruptcy Club to talk about the most common methods for online 18xx play out there that we have experience in.  We also look ahead to a new system being put together by Toby Mao.

This week Tony and I take a look at 1880: China from O&O Games!  This is a real treat because we are joined by Ambie Valdes of The Dice Tower and Board Game Blitz.  Ambie is no stranger to us as we have had her on talking about our favorite 18xx in the past as well being on our show, Game All Nite.

This conversation is a little tough as 80 is so different, but I think you will see why we are so in love with it!

This week Tony and Chris are joined by a bitter rival Johnny Hollander to discuss 1889.  While this one may not see a lot of play around here any more, we take the time to dive deep on it!

This week Tony and I welcome Special Guest Mike Hutton, the designer of 1862, onto the show!  We hope you will enjoy getting to know a little bit about the process for the game itself!