Episode 105: Raiders of the North Sea, Aquasphere and a Short Topic Extravaganza

The Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast

Jamie Keagy

Hobbies, Leisure, Games

4.7 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2016

⏱️ 205 minutes

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In Episode 105 the Founders review SRaiders of the North Sea, Look Back at Aquasphere and host a Short Topic Extravaganza

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, February 17th, and you're listening to the Secret Caball Gaming Podcast.
0:11.2	Today, the founders review, Raiders of the North Sea, and look back at Aquasphere, host another short topic extravagancea.
0:24.6	And now please welcome the Secret Cabal Founders.
0:34.6	Hello and welcome to episode 105 of the Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast.
0:43.0	My name is Jamie.
0:44.1	Tony here.
0:45.0	Hello, folks, Brian.
0:45.9	And this is Steve.
0:47.6	All right.
0:48.7	So it's time for another episode of the Secret Cabal.
0:52.1	And something that I consistently complain about happened this week.
0:56.5	Finally, Steve and I love to play two-player games together.
1:00.1	I thought you got to talk about that rash.
1:01.5	That keeps coming back.
1:02.3	No.
1:03.1	Okay.
1:05.3	No, we always complain that we never have time to play two-player games.
1:09.1	We love Horace Heresy.
1:10.4	We love Stronghold. We love all sorts of stuff. We got these games workshop games coming out of our
1:14.9	years, Dreadfleet, and we don't get a chance to play them. Because every time we have a game
1:19.0	night, there are three or more people at this night. Now, I guess that's a good problem to have, huh?
1:24.4	Yeah. Yeah, it is. Oh, that's, that's world first problems, yeah. Exactly. But this
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