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Hey, everybody. Welcome to Forge and Narrative. This is episode 124. My name is Paul Murphy. We have a Bell of Los

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for doing that. And thank you for listening. There's a lot going on in the miniature gaming world,

and we're thankfully a part of it. You know, we're kind of, connoisseurs of all this stuff. Our

main game is 40K. I normally refer to like 40K as my wife and all these other games is like

my girlfriend.

Yeah, I'm totally with you on that. Who's your side chick then? Well, I guess right now, I've been playing a lot of board games like to Caito and Cthulhu Wars. So I'm going to cloud. And I know I can't lump all those board games into one thing. But, you know, I've been doing that. haven't been playing a lot of other war games outside of 40K.

I've been playing some games in the 40K universe from Fantasy Flight

enjoying, enjoying all that. Those guys just make good stuff. I like their whole concept of essentially

like, if you license with us, we will treat your license well. Yeah.

You would think that we would have saw something similar to some of these other like

pre-painted miniature games, but I don't know, maybe GW standoffish about letting them do that

because they're doing that exceptionally well right now.

Well, they can't make, as far as they're agreeing with the Games Workshop, as I understand it,

they can't make miniatures. And they're agreeing with Game's Workshop, as I understand it, they can't make miniatures.

And that's why the busts for the Relic Wars and that kind of stuff are what they are, because they can't make actual game tokens that look like a space marine or Imperial Guard or whatever.

Oh, okay.

Yes and no, because, I mean, you got the The Probidden Stars game has some very obvious nods, and they're essentially miniatures, but they're more risk size.

So it's not like you're going to be buying those and using those instead of your 48 Army pieces.

But they are figures.

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