Episode 34: Stronghold, Our Acquisition Disorder Triggers, and Favorite RPG Settings

The Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast

Jamie Keagy

Hobbies, Leisure, Games

4.7 • 869 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2013

⏱️ 176 minutes

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Summary

In episode 32, The founders review Stronghold and discuss what triggers our Acquisition Disorder and our favorite RPG settings

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0:00.0	It's Wednesday, January 23rd, and you're listening to The Secret Cabball Gaming Podcast.
0:10.7	Today, the founders review Stronghold and discuss what factors give us the acquisition disorder
0:19.6	and list their favorite RPG campaign settings.
0:25.8	And now please welcome the Secret Cabal founder.
0:33.2	Hello and welcome to episode 34 of the Secret Cabal Gaming Podcast.
0:38.1	My name is Jamie.
0:39.0	Hello, folks, Brian.
0:39.9	Hey, this is Chris.
0:41.2	All right.
0:41.7	Well, we have good news and we have bad news.
0:44.0	We'll start off with the bad news.
0:45.3	Tony Topper's not going to be with us today as he has the flu.
0:48.8	Aw.
0:49.7	This flu thing going around is scary.
0:51.7	Yeah, it's...
0:52.2	It's the dreaded flu that's taking everyone out. It's Captain Trips, I'm telling
0:55.9	you. And I absolutely do not want Tony to be hanging around recording with us with the flu.
1:00.6	Oh yeah. And especially, that's because of the good reason. Oh, absolutely. Chris, the good news.
1:06.1	Okay, so if you're not on our Facebook and you're not on our board game geek wall, you don't know this.
1:13.7	I had a baby actually on the recording date.
1:14.4	Nice.
1:18.9	So it was that morning, it was, I don't think you can go to your podcast today.
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