Hobby Night in Canada

Lots of good ranting this time around, as we wrap up the episode with a steaming pile of hot takes. Before that, we talk about ITC vs. rulebook scenarios for 40k, and (of course) #Orktober!

Honestly this episode is like 90% Adeptus Titanicus because why the heck wouldn't it be? That game looks awesome!

We reach a milestone with our 100th episode, and we do it in style with a very special guest joining us via Skype to talk about the NOVA Charitable Foundation -- Dave Taylor! Slightly more mundane topics include Sportsmanship at tournaments, and some of the usual retrospective nonsense.

The blood gets up a little bit in this week's episode, as we talk about a few topics that we've all got some strong feelings about: Age of Sigmar, the ITC Hobby Track, and Kill Team. Even when we're agreeing with each other, it still sounds like we're arguing!

We are back, and with a full roster this week. Tom regales us with tales from Lock & Load (spoiler: he drinks a lot), Steve takes some coaching sessions for 40k competitive play, and Ward goes to his first tournament in ages as a player! Maybe next week Dan will paint a model or something.

Forgive the time warp, but hopefully a discussion about Gretchinz!, the crazy impressive lineup from Warhammer Fest, and talking about Pow Town will be worth it for you listeners out there!

Fresh off their recent class with Sergio Calvo Rubio, Tom and Ward lead the discussion on painting classes (including how to get the most out of them), and we do a quick review of Maelstrom Bloodbowl tokens.

Joining us this week to talk about Shadespire from a bit of a different perspective is Alex! We also dig into the 40k Big FAQ #1 and the Drew Carey Codex (Commorragh rocks!).

For this week's thrilling episode, we sandwich a little Hobby Mail Sack in between yet more 40k discussions. What do we notice as the Index lists continue being replaced with proper codexes, and how has the general awesomeness of the game affected the community? Listen and find out.

This episode we establish a bit of a theme, as we delve into wound tracker etiquette, some tournament results, and then right back into a big tournament etiquette/sportsmanship issue from last month, and finally ending up on some hobby content -- using glass microbeads for some next level water effects.