Hello and welcome to the 72nd episode of the Shut Up and Sit Down podcast. I'm Matt

Lees and joined by Quentin Smith. Hello. And across the big pond of fun, Mr. Paul

Dean. Hello, I'm on the other side of the pond of fun. Yeah, it's what I like to call

the ocean. Paul, still in exile right now, I believe, having temporarily left Canada

for visa purposes and a traveling round America like a cold or some kind of beetle. I'm

hop in railroad trains and play on a guitar and wearing a hat. And only becoming sad occasionally,

is that right? Yes. It's the life. Today we've got some board games to talk about. Well,

I say we, mostly Quentin Paul have been really playing the hell out of the things. Quentin,

you've been playing a bunch of stuff. You've been playing a tale of pirates. London. You've

been playing London, a city of London. I've been playing London, living in London and hoping

it's good enough to do a review where I walk around London. Wow. What a connection.

Right. And a guy project is Nash, Terra Mystica. Yes. Yeah. I've obviously dipped him for a bit of

Terra Mystica as an outsider anchor to be like, is, am I going insane? Is this game actually

as good as I remember? Yeah. Which I said, yes. Yeah. It's great. Yeah. You're an important part

of that review process. Meanwhile, Paul, yeah. What have you been playing? I've been playing

a whole bunch of things, including but not limited to the mountain is. I've just seen a theme

here. The mountain is the climbers and actually unrelated the Munchkin CCG. And I can't believe

that I'm going to talk about Munchkin game on this podcast. Matt, have you ever had the pleasure

of playing Munchkin? I haven't. I've seen it being played and I thought, I don't want to play

that. I think because I had, I had, I had, I had my experience with flux was, um, I'm

positive. Oh, it's yes. Not as terrible as flux. No, no, it's not. But it's still there's

something about the spirit of Munchkin that I can, I can completely understand why

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