This is a D6 generation PIP.

Yeah, one of those dots on the side of it.

It's 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. Welcome back. Well, it's been a while since we've done this kind of thing, hasn't it for us?

It has. I'm going to enjoy this fine, fine iced tea beverage here.

Oh, very nice. I myself have a diet Coke from McDonald's.

I also have a plate of fine snacks here, some chocolate covered pretzels, a little bit of caramel corn, you know, regular pretzels. I'm jealous. I'm really a hearty meal, but, you know. I'm snackless. Game snack. So in reference to what we haven't done in a long time, we are going to do

a good old fashioned D6G deep dive into a miniatures game, which I don't know how we, we didn't

do this earlier. We've talked about it. We've talked about it a few times. We have really talked

about the mechanics, the models, what you get with this

high quality game, a song of ice and fire. Indeed, a song of ice and fire. And we'd like to thank

Phil, long time listener and poll ombudsman for pointing out that we have not done the full review.

Well, he's a very specific kind of ombudsman, actually, Craig. I said poll. He's the poll on. Exactly, the poll ombudsman. Yeah. Oh, my mic just fell apart. Well, well, will you fix that? Yes. So cool many or not, they launched a miniature game, they have several miniature games out there, but one of the ones that got Craig and my attention when it first came out was a song of ice and fire. Yeah. Based, of course, on George R. Martin's works of the same name. Yeah. Of course, at the time it was released, the Game of Thrones TV series was still in full swing, and so the hotness was all going on there. But what's interesting is the license and the art and everything is inspired from the books. Not it is all book.

So you will notice that no one actually looks like the actors who played the characters in the

TV show. But of course, you can kind of imagine it because it lines up to the books very nicely.

So, so Craig, what are we up to now? I don't know if we need to give the history in the background of Game of Thrones. I think pretty much everybody knows what that is. So we can skip that whole part. I think we can skip that. I agree. I do think people need to know one of the things that makes this game so good to review right now is when a lot of miniature games

launch, one of the things that Craig and I are very sort of interested in is the number of

factions because from early episodes, listeners will remember that we have the rule of four,

right?

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