It's time to forge the narrative.

Hey everybody, welcome to Forge the narrative.

My name is Palmer for your host.

We are the Bell and Los Holes podcast.

This is episode like eighth edition.

That's what this is.

That's what episode number this is.

Eight edition.

It is here.

I'm joined by Andrew Whitaker and Adam Abramowitz. What's up, homies? New Hammer is on the way. And Chris Morgan. Hey, guys. Welcome to the show. Real happy to have you all here. even happier to be talking about this brand new day here for Warhammer 40K. This is a totally

different game. I mentioned on the YouTube channel that by the time people heard this podcast, I would

have already played a couple of games and that has happened and is a completely different experience,

but yet comfortable and familiar all at the same time. It's a different game, but it's not.

Yeah, I would definitely say that in terms of their overall goal, I mean, a lot of people

were very, very anxious, right, that there was going to be some extreme fundamental

changes to this game la Age of Sigma from Warhammer Fantasy Battles.

This still feels very 40K. It just operates a little differently. It's the same car with a new engine. I actually got to play a couple turns last week. I got to learn a little bit, but, you know, playing it fundamentally, it still felt like 40K, 100%, but it's different. There are some things, of course, that are that we can expect.

You're going to have two armies facing off against each other.

You're going to have armies built on points.

How you build your army now is much, it's way more, I guess, codified, I think, to where

it will make future balancing of the game a lot easier, similar to how it is in Agen-Sigmar, but they've gone a step further.

Now, when you select a unit, it comes with some mandatory standard equipment that you still have to pay points for, separately from the model.

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