This is a D6 generation PIP.

Yeah, one of those dots on the side of a six-sided die.

Yeah, a PIP, you know, a short bit, a little something.

Yeah, about anything gaming related.

Sometimes featuring Craig, sometimes featuring us.

We'll see what's coming up today.

Yeah. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

So this is what I call a models-eye-view battle report.

And what that basically is is a battle report of a game from the

point of view of the models on the table it's an audio drama so I've included lots of sound

effects and a little bit of music but mostly sound effects and narration I did one of these a long time ago for War Machine,

a long time ago, so long ago, in fact, that I forgot how hard it was. But basically,

this is the battle that Russ and I played in in Illinois back in June. We took an entire segment to talk about it, I believe, when we had the great meltdown of the Drop Fleet review that disappeared on us.

And so this has been something that I've been trying to kind of put together. It takes a long time, and it takes a lot of scheduling on my part, mainly because there's a lot of other things I'm supposed to be doing.

But I wanted to try it. I wanted to try to create this. Remember, the whole point of the PIP era is to create different kinds of content that we can kind of feel passionate about and be interested in, but you guys will be interested in also.

So hopefully you enjoy this little drama.

It's about 15 minutes long, which is ridiculous when you consider that it took more time to put together and edit and record than an entire episode of the regular D6G show.

So it was over nine hours of work that finally went into this.

And there are areas in the battle report

where sound is layered almost 20 effects deep.

And I don't know if it's worth it.

So I'm looking forward to hearing from you guys

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