Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for Forge the Narrative.

Hey everybody, welcome to Forge the Narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host.

We have a by Los Halls podcast.

I'm Jordanette by Ricky Addington.

Hello, world.

Yo, man, this is going to be a kind of a Sigma-specific show.

I've actually, after this, we're going to

do a segment with Chris Carlisle from War GamesCon. And then after that, I'm going to do a segment

with me and Rob Symes from the honest wargamer where we talk about the dreaded double turn.

That's how I describe it. And then he kind of talks me off that ledge and some other stuff for the Age of Sigmar second edition release. And then after that, we're going to do a segment with the tournament organizer from GenCon for the 40K grand tournament event at Jencom, one of the largest conventions in the in the U.S.

That is a lot of interviews. Okay, that's good.

And the reason I like having a lot of interviews is I'm not in them so I can listen to the show and enjoy it. And I critique and everything. Yeah, it's like, gosh, do I really sail that country? Oh, you do. Yeah, I've been told. Yeah, absolutely. But it's all right. It's part of your charm. Did I tell you I I had a guy at a Deppicon, like, yell at me from, like, across the hall? And I was like, hey, are you Ricky Addington? And I was like, yeah. He said, I thought so. Yeah, I mean, thought so. Wow. Yeah. So apparently that, uh, that Southwest Virginia is real strong. Man, I'm pumped about Agent Sigma, and I'm going to talk about a game that I played last night.

But I also want to talk about we did a practice tournament for the ATC.

The ATC is coming up in three weeks, and we practiced.

We had a really good time here at the place, had four tables going, probably had

20 people hanging out. It was an awesome time. And nothing replaces playtesting, but when you can

playtest that many games all in the same place while eating some good food and hanging out

with friends, nothing's better than that. Yeah, it's great. I should have been there. I'm sorry.

We had our tournament here for our store. We ended up having 18 people or 17 show up.

So that is huge. That's great for your area. And, you know, for Gate City, Virginia to actually,

enthusiasm for 40K right now. I mean, there's going to be 300 people playing 40K in the team tournament and all the other side events and stuff. I'm really jazzed and yeah, I'm taking Yanari. So, you know, whatever. It's going to be what it is. But I'm happy with the list. It plays really well. Got a lot of good playtest games in. And I'm really looking forward to seeing what the team does this year. We'll be posting a lot of stuff on Twitter and Facebook as we get closer to that. And I also tried to post some shots from the practice stuff. You can find the Twitter at Warmaster underscore TPM or find us on Facebook at Ford's Narrative. Anyway, it was cool having the wrong way kids come together and play some games.

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