From the Secret Cup Ball Studios, it's the Secret Cabball Express.

Today, Steve Aaron and Jamie discuss the importance of theme, lore, and backstory in tabletop games.

And now, please welcome the Secret Cup Ball Founders.

And now, Kabbalas and welcome to another episode of the Secret Cup Ball Express.

This is Jamie.

And this is Steve.

And this is Aaron. And this is Aaron.

That's right.

Both of you always go last in your respective shows.

Yeah, that's very, very awkward.

I forgot to remind you guys of that.

Anyway, so we got Steve and Aaron on Express today.

We're going to talk about some awesome games.

We're going wild with games lately.

Woo! Wow. Oh, yes, we are. Wild with games and scotch. Oh, yes. Aaron, I'm curious. So,

recently we've been talking about a video game on the main show, and I wanted to ask if you

ever played it before. Have you ever played the Slay the Spire video game?

I have not.

I have heard of it and I've looked at it, but no, I haven't played it myself.

I'm telling you, everybody is going absolutely apeshit over this game.

Like, for the past couple of years or last year maybe, people have been telling me how amazing it was how this is an awesome deck building

game if you're a board gamer you got to be playing this game and never got around to getting it and

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