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Welcome to the Fallout lore cast,

the podcast that explores the boundaries of our knowledge about the world of Fallout.

One of the reasons why I love Fallout so much is that the setting and the different characters, the factions, the world, the monsters,

lend themselves so well to a variety of different ways that you can engage with them.

Now, what I'm talking about is how Fallout over time has changed the way, or at least the games

have changed, and the way we engage with the games are different. In the early days, you had

kind of this isometric RPG setup,

and then eventually they did tactics games,

and then you had a first-person RPG

with the Bethesda fallouts, and then eventually multiplayer.

There's also tabletop versions of Fallout.

Modifias has a, kind of like a D&D-esque kind of role play system,

but then they also have Wasteland Warfare, which is more of a squad-based combat kind of system,

but it's not massive and large like Warhammer 40K.

And that's why I'm doing this episode this week.

I have a very wonderful guest with me in order to talk about how we could take fallout and make it a massive war game.

Something way bigger than anything Modifius has done so far. Something on par with Warhammer 40K with different factions and different settings and different special effects and abilities.

And this is going to be a wonderful conversation because Brad is from the 40K lore cast and he knows his stuff.

He's been playing these games since the 1980s.

And I'll just tell you now, I'm patting ourselves on the back because we already did the interview that you're

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