This is a D6 generation PIP.

Yeah, one of those dots on the side of it.

It's a six-sided die.

Yeah, a pip, you know, a short bit, a little something.

Yeah, about anything gaming related.

Sometimes featuring Craig, sometimes featuring us.

We'll see what's coming up today. Hey everyone, welcome back to another PIP. This time around, it is just me and I'm trying something new again. So you may remember last month, I did a pip whilst driving in the car.

And that time I was using the car's microphone to record, you know, some things.

And what happened there was I got feedback from all of you that it was listenable, but just barely.

And so basically the subtext was,

please don't do it again. So I didn't. So this time, I am in my car again, again, driving safely.

I have both hands on the wheel. My eyes are front. My phone is not even visible to me. It's on my seat

to my right. And everything's fine. The tricky pit now, though, is I think that might be better, make it a little better, is

that I am now got a Lavalier mic, which should mean that we shouldn't have any problem,

better audio.

Let's see.

I did some tests.

It sounds a lot better than the car mic, so you guys guys tell me when this is all said and done what you think. So on today's Pip, I really wanted to talk a bit about Joan of Arc, Legends of Time, I think it's called. I can't ever remember this subtitle. But basically it's the new Joan of Arc board slash miniature game from our friends

at Mythic Games. Now, this is a Kickstarter that Craig and I both got excited about, about, I want to

say two years ago, or was it three? I can't remember. Two or three years ago at Gen Con,

Craig and I saw it, and we were blown away by this board game. And so we both immediately backed it. I backed it at a pretty high level. Craig backed it. I think it. And we were blown away by this board game. And so we both immediately backed it. I backed

it at a pretty high level. Craig backed it, I think, at maximum level. So Craig got a few extra things.

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