In which Josh Derksen revisits Tales From The Periphery to tell Mike all about Adepticon and Snowblind (the next Aces set), as well as some teasers for the 3rd and 4th sets, and a few other odds and sods.
Nat may have broken the record for the longest and most indecisive quickfire round ever. More importantly, here’s your chance to find out everything that is planned for UK Games expo in the BattleTech (and Shadowrun and Leviathans) world.
In which Mike gets to interview Jon Reid, honorary member of Peterborough Wargames Club, and we think the Middle East’s only Catalyst Demo Agent! The chat covers a range of stuff including how to draw new players in, as well as a look at the new Core rules for BattleTech.
Useful links:
Fortress Miniatures and Games loyalty program is on their website – you can’t miss it, it’s a big red button bottom right once you’ve signed in!
the Krita open source drawing software Ed mentioned that BTST use – runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.
I was clearly having far too much fun being roundly trounced by Josh the other Monday to actually take many photographs (note the Warhawk getting shot in the rear….).
I will grab some decent ‘posed’ token shots when I get back from Germany next week.
In which Mike is back from UKGE, and mostly awake again! Featuring interviews with a bunch of the demo agent team from the show.
Useful links:
SciFi Trader. Note that this site is in German, but most modern browsers will do a decent enough job of translating if you ask them to, to enable you to sign up, sign in and buy stuff.
Also not mentioned in the podcast (for reasons of time!), the new UK BattleTech podcast Hexperts who, being more organised and efficient than me, already have six episodes out and I’ll talk more about next time!
In which Mike talks to BattleTech author Bryan Young about Fox Patrol, his recent IlClan era novels, and the upcoming VoidBreaker. And fails to remember to mention the date of Bedford Tabletop Expo (see the events page :D)