Hobby Night in Canada

This week we tackle such controversial topics as chapter approved, the Atlanta Pro Tournament and how to make your current terrain work for Necromunda

This week the gang talks about why they are so excited about Necromunda all of the sudden, how they are coping with all of the releases and FAQ's that GW is putting out and the amazing new Sisters of Battle.

During this episode the gang discusses the new Psychic Awakening release, playing in team tournaments and takes a sober second look at colourshift paints.

On this podcast we talk about the new fall 40k FAQ, A painting class Ward attended put on by LAN studios and how the new Space Marine Codex is shaking up the competitive landscape.

This week we talk about tiny planes and have our first ever repeat guest Matt Chaffee talk to us about all things infinity.

We keep marching along towards being caught up on old episodes, with this one covering the Blood Diamond Chalice BloodBowl event, the 40k Big FAQ for spring 2019, White Dwarf Ynnari update, and some ideas for hobby supplies from unconventional sources.

This week's episode has a certain theme to it -- culture. We talk about one of the really cool local gaming events (Pow Town), veer off into video game territory a little bit to discuss the EA/BioWare culture shift, and bring it back around to talk about developing a good gaming culture at home.

We're working through the backlog of old episodes, starting with this discussion of updated 8th Edition codices for 40k, the Doom of Molech expansion for Titanicus, and (at long last) non-Imperial terrain.

You'll never guess who went to another Bloodbowl tournament (Cry Fowl Cup)! We also dig into some hobby content, specifically some ideas for converting Imperial Assassins so you don't have to spend $300. To wrap things up we talk about how your army/collection evolves over time, and then we close with a quick review of Paint Pucks that Ward grabbed at the LVO.

The band is back together again, so that means it's time for some post-LVO chat! There's a section on scratch-building terrain sandwiched in between Steve and Ward's LVO rundown and a discussion about painting to a rubric for best presentation. As usual, we have some strong feels about that.