Welcome to a special edition of Battlechat featuring Richard Clarke of TooFatLardies, focusing primarily on their forthcoming Ancients ruleset Infamy, Infamy! which has been all the buzz on social media recently. Like many others, I […]
Yes, that really is the photo that Per supplied as his mug shot for this piece! I can hear the collective “Aaaaah!” echoing around the digital ether. But this is also the man who, towards […]
Helena Nash is probably best known in the wargaming community for her association with Crooked Dice and their 7TV series of ‘spy-fi’ games, set in the imaginary worlds of cult TV stations. However, Helena began […]
My guest on show number 33 is Gav Thorpe, formerly of Games Workshop and, to his fans, a legendary member of the GW team for nearly 14 years. Gav fulfilled a number of roles during […]
Barry’s demo game of War of the Three Kings at Partizan 2018. Barry Hilton has been a well-known and respected figure on the show scene for many years, and it was sometime in the early […]
For this Battlechat, I welcome to the show Marcus Cowper, MD of Osprey Publishing and a published author in his own right, with several historical titles to his name. A graduate in Medieval History, and […]
The photo above shows Annie in her natural surroundings, with a halo of vibrant, patterned rays emerging from her incredibly active brain! I’m so delighted that at last, I managed to get Annie onto the […]
I was lucky enough to be invited to visit the TooFatLardies HQ on Lard Island on Thursday 29th August, where I was joined by Mike Hobbs, famous contributor to Neil Shuck’s Meeples & Miniatures podcast […]
A Battlechat mini-special, composed in a hotel room at a secret location during the night before a very special get-together with some wargaming chums. ‘Nuff said, listen in! This little intro is available to all. […]
It may be that you are feeling a little… tense…given the political situation at home and abroad, the onset of global warming and the general shenanigans associated with everyday existence in the early 21st century. […]
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