Episode #134: Top 10 Trash-Talking Games

The Dice Tower

Tom Vasel

Leisure, Games

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2008

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In this show, we talk about games that allow 'trash talking'. Giles discusses different ways to do it, and we give our top ten games that encourage it. Geoff talks about card shuffling, and Mark reviews Band of heroes. We discuss recent plays of several games, continue our contest, and answer several questions.

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0:00.0	The Dice Tower, episode 134.
0:02.9	Our top 10 trash talking games. Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast about board games, card games, and the people who play them.
0:31.4	In this episode, we'll be discussing our top 10 trash talking games.
0:36.5	This episode of the Dice Tower is sponsored by Your Move Games,
0:40.4	makers of battleground, fantasy warfare, a miniatures game inside a small box of cards.
0:46.3	To learn more about Your Move Games or to try a flash version of their games,
0:50.4	please visit www.orghumvgames.com.
0:54.3	And now here are your hosts.
0:56.0	Ready to share their recipe for homemade cranberry sauce.
0:59.6	Tom Vassel and Sam Healy.
1:03.3	Well, that's one of the things we have a very difficult time getting over here in Korea's cranberry sauce.
1:08.6	I don't miss it that much anyway.
1:10.1	It's okay. Yeah, it much anyway. It's okay.
1:11.5	Yeah, it's okay.
1:12.5	It's just, you know, pumpkin pie is where it's at, man.
1:16.1	You think so?
1:16.7	Oh, yeah.
1:17.5	But we can get pumpkin pies here.
1:19.0	Yeah, and that's why I'm not worried about it.
1:21.0	I just want the turkey, but you can get turkey here too.
1:23.4	Yep.
1:24.1	Not cheap, but you can get it.
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