This is a D6 generation PEP, bite-sized content for a busy gamer, sometimes featuring Craig,

sometimes featuring Russ.

Hey, what about me?

Oh yeah, and sometimes featuring Raph, ah, Hollywood, Granger. Hello and welcome to another episode of the D6 generation.

This PIP is a continuing saga of Rief and my reintroduction to War Machine.

We're getting back into it thanks to Mark 4, right, Rave?

Yep, yep.

I'm feeling like these need to be like pips on two dice.

Two dice pips.

I feel like these are like the, you know, in a casino playing craps, people always call it snake eyes. It's the two, you know, the one and the one. But it's really called the eyes. So sort of a pit. This is like the eyes on two dyes. Eyes. Okay. Well, the eyes are on war machine right now, Rave. And at least for us, we've been playing around the Mark four. Now, last episode, we did an episode on the rules changes and what we thought about them before we even played a game.

And then there was a companion lost chapter available to our patrons over on Patreon,

in which we shared our thoughts about our very first game of War Machine Mark 4.

Yeah.

But now we thought, now we played a second game.

So this week we played another game, Rafe and I did.

And we thought it might be fun.

Now that we played two games to share on this particular episode,

all of our thoughts on the game now that we played twice,

our excitement, a little more detail about that particular match, our excitement going into it, having played one game already, what did we change? Were we

still excited? Why were we still excited? And then there's also a companion lost chapter over on

Patreon for this episode where we talk about some of the confusion that ensued as we were starting

to try to figure our lists out over privateers go-to-market strategy with Mark 4. So we talk about that a little bit and how

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