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Thanks for your support. The Dice Tower episode 294.

Games from 1998, 15 years ago. Oh, Welcome to the Dice Tower a podcast about board games and card games but especially the people who play them.

This time we delve into the mailbag for some of your questions, run through some of our most

recent game sessions, and look back at our top 10 games from 15 years ago, 1998,

including a revelation on my part

that will have Tom teasing me for years to come.

I'm Eric Sommerer, and here's your your host the Mr Plow of Board Gaming Tom Vassal

Okay, I had to Google this because I don't know what you're talking about and the only thing I could find was a Simpsons episode I'm mr. Tom That's my name. That name again is Mr. Tom. Was this where he bought a snow pile and then that was his job?

Yes. Okay, so then I Googled correctly. You did. Google Foo!

I actually remember that episode.

It was a good one.

Well. Okay. Well, folks, my name is Tom Vassal.

Hello, I'm Eric Sommer.

And we're here to talk about all sorts of board games.

And in my last episode I did 15 games and in my last in our last episode I did 15

games and 15 minutes but there was two games I deliberately excluded from that

because they were awesome games and I wanted to talk about them in a bit more detail.

Okay. And so I'm going to talk about them now. First one is Batman Gotham City.

Batman Gotham City is produced by Whiz Kids and designed by Polo Mori.

Do you know that name?

Uh, that would be the designer of Vasco de Gama?

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