Get ready. It's time to forge the narrative.

Hey everybody, welcome to Forge the Narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host.

We are the Bella Los Souls podcast.

I'm joined it out by Chris Morgan and Adam Abramowitz.

I grew up in the psychic hood. No pity, no remorse, no fear. We're not going to have our deep dive into space marine chapters and how to build armies around them just yet. We're going to have a series of bonus episodes coming out about that. I've got something lined up with white scars with Reese, Andrew and I, Andrew Whitaker, who can't be here tonight, and I may do something about Black Templar coming up pretty soon, and Doug Johnson from Table War is going to do some Ravenguard stuff for us. We're going to, again, talk about how to make these chapters work with the new Space Marine Codex of Star Day's Space Marine book that's coming out very, very soon. It's probably coming out a couple days after you've heard this show. So make sure you've got your pre-orders in. And oh, my goodness, those character models, you heard discussion about them on the last episode. Man, cool stuff, man. Customer of mine sent me a photo and it's like, can you believe this? I'm like, no, I can't. This is awesome GW. These are incredible models. Yeah, I love the chaplain. I've already started seeking, like, Photoshop conversions coming in. I'm looking like Reaper from Overwatch and some, I mean, I just can't wait to get in. The chaplain is fantastic, Paul, but I have to, I'm going to want to up you here.

That apothecary is the best apothecary we've ever seen. The apothecary looks great. The apothecary, they're all very good figures. You know, I'm a thing for chaplains, you know, being a blood angel player. and I have many of them and they're one of those figures that if I ever just kind of, I get an idea on my head, then I have to go to the workbench and I've got to build me a custom chaplain and I just love doing it. I get really excited about the idea of a sanguinary priest or an apothecary. I think they're just, they're a knowable character on the battlefield. Cool Many or Not is launching a new Kickstarter.

It actually launched a couple days ago.

They've already exceeded their goal.

The goal was a modest $300-something,000.

And I think at the time of this recording, it's over $500,000 right now for their Kickstarter, for their miniature war game based on the Game of Thrones universe.

I just want to know. How did they get done licensing for that?

I mean, they're a quality producer of games. I know. I mean, like, this is big stuff.

Yeah, and I think people are going to enjoy it. I've seen a lot of the sculpts already.

We did a brief talk with one of the creative hands behind that, and I hope to have them on.

So if I'm able to arrange that this is while their Kickstarter is going on, and if anybody

knows anything about how the Kickstarter work, it's basically a 24-hour job for the life

of the campaign.

So if I can get them for an hour, then we'll do a segment with them.

But I'm pretty excited to see how this all pans out. And they have an exclusive miniature.

It's called the High Sinishaw, which is kind of like a fantasy version of R.R. Martin himself

that you get from the Kickstarter. This is pretty neat. The rules for the High Sinishaw is he can't interact in the game. But the Victor, the person who

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