Welcome to the Dice Tower, a podcast all about board and card games and the people who play them.

This episode, number nine, is part of our classic series and was originally aired on July 21st, 2005.

This episode is sponsored by Dream Punk Productions,

who are proud to announce the release of House of Wack,

an insanely fun, infinitely expandable board game.

Learn more about this fantastic game at houseofwack.net.

And now, here's your host tom vassel well hello

this is tom vassel welcome to dice tower episodes nine this was originally recorded on or at least

produced on july 20th 2005 now that this shows interesting uh because we talk about our top 10 board game companies,

and a lot of that has changed. I mean, if I did the same list now, I think you'd find some

very different board game companies. The number one board game company for me would stay the

same, but the rest would be shuffled around quite a bit, I think.

And you would see some companies there that I wouldn't have talked about earlier and some companies that I talked about back then that have changed even now. For example, one of the

companies we talked about Eagle Games is pretty much out of business now. Their stock has been

picked up by Funigan Games and Fred Distribution, so things have changed.

One game we talked about in this episode, that we call The Dice Tower, a podcast all about board and card games and the people who play them.

This episode, number nine, is part of our classic series and was originally aired on July 21st, 2005.

This episode is sponsored by Dream Punk Productions, who are proud to announce the release

of House of Wack, an insanely fun, infinitely expendable board game.

Learn more about this fantastic game at houseofwack.net.

And now, here's your host, Tom Bassel.

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