Hey now and welcome ye gods of war to Volume 12 of Battletone. Go! Let's go! Well, all right, Kabolus, it's time to grab your Volcano cannon, your turbo laser

destructor, your Apocalypse missile launcher, and suit up in that 20,000-ton

war master, because it's time for volume 12 of Battletome.

This is Jamie.

This is Bender.

This is Aaron.

And this is Mike.

Well, Kabbalas, it's been over a year since the filthy casuals have got together to geek out about

miniatures, painting, miniatures, assembling miniatures, playing miniatures games.

And it's been a shame that we haven't done it.

Oh, yes, it was last July that we released an episode of Battletome.

And we just haven't done it because we weren't getting together and

doing it as much, which is quite a shame. Oh, I thought it's because we fell into some

strange parallel universe where we don't play games. No, I don't think, I think it's actually

the opposite, it's that we're in this universe right here where we play so many different

types of games that we can't possibly get in all of them that we want, right? So for me, it's, uh, I've just been keeping up with lore and stuff like that with a games workshop and some of the miniatures games, but as far as actually painting miniatures and assembling them that, I've taken a pretty liberal break from it. I have the gray pile of shame that a lot of us are used to.

Well, I was busting my ass to reduce my pile of gray shame.

But unfortunately, as we'll talk about in a short bit, I bought more.

Oh, no.

Your poor wife.

Myself, we haven't been playing miniatures, but I still have been collecting miniatures and painting and assembling miniatures, that kind of stuff.

My big project this past year was I was working on the game, O200 Hours, which is a World War II Ministers game that is essentially British operatives that are sneaking into

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