We’re back! And to contrast the previous episode, we’re really raising the bar in this one. No mention of the defining motive in Asur architecture this time, instead we hit you with a highbrow analysis of modern art, fine literature, and we repeatedly dabble in that most occult of arts, math. (The value of x is always in the eye of the beholder, don’t let anyone tell you differently.) But to reassure you we haven’t really changed and are still awful, ignorant people at heart, we also display some terrible prejudices.

But that’s not all! We also proudly display and discuss an exclusive Cataclysm spoiler – thanks, FFG! Our Deviant Lifestyles segment is back, we rules lawyer unique cards a bit more, wonder about the Eternal War legends in tie-breaker situations and multiplayer games, look back at The Silent Forge, and of course discuss the Hidden Kingdoms announcement.

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(Oooooh … 21212121 … we told you math is occult! Numbers are the tools of Tzeentch!)

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Good news, everyone! We’ve made it to the tenth episode. It has cost us blood, sweat, and tears, has ruined relationships, eardrums, and the economies of several countries, but here we are. It was worth it.

In this extra large episode with fries and a cherry on top we talk about jumping jack decks, rules lawyer Gathering the Winds, introduce our daring new section Deviant Lifestyles, and talk about our pet peeves. We also check out the latest Cataclysm preview, look back at The Fall of Karak Grimaz, reveal the great Call of Cthulhu scandal ignored by all the Cthulhu podcasts, and provide exclusive in-depth coverage of what some of the most respected names in Warhammer: Invasion podcasting consider to be the tournament that defined the worldwide meta for decades to come.

… and more!

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