This is the D6 generation. Dice are our vice.

Creating not too horrible content since 2008.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Oh, I think we're well past that. D6G. Hot take.

Hey, it's been a while, and I thought I should probably reach out.

And this is not going to be a hot take either.

It's been a take that's been brewing for just about two months now.

June.

No, all of June, all of July.

Yeah, about two months.

So if you have followed me on any of my social media, and by that I mean Twitter, because I still can't figure out Facebook, you know that most of my hobbying, once I finished the Confederate forces that took me forever, has been Star Wars Shatterpoint by Atomic Mass Games. That's what I've been listening to podcasts about.

That's what I've been painting. That's what I've been learning. That's what I've been playing when I get a chance.

And I wanted to share with you a little bit about Star Wars Shatterpoint, why it's been fascinating to me. And it's been a while.

So I thought, yeah, I'm going to reach out. So what is Star Wars Shatterpoint if you have no idea at all? It is a tabletop skirmish war game in the Star Wars era, obviously, and it sort of focuses on the Clone Wars time

period in Star Wars between episode two, Attack of the Clones, and Episode 3 Revenge of the Sith.

So it's actually that cartoon, the Clone Wars cartoon, and the artwork for it, not really the models, although the models to a lesser

degree, but the artwork for the game very much takes all of its inspiration from the Clone Wars

era cartoon. So it's a skirmish game, meaning, you know, it's, it has a small physical footprint

on a three-by-three table.

A low model count, usually between six to eight models per side.

And usually once you get the rules down a relatively short playing time,

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