NDNG BattleVault Episode 16 – Wolfkrieg Edition: In-depth analysis of the longest running US Red on Blue FoW (and now TY) Tournament
00:00:41 Recent Ops – Ed and Tom cover recent FoW and TY event results and winning lists
01:08:42 Heroes of the Hobby  – Chris Fretts joins the team to to explain German List construction and Wolfkrieg in-depth analysis
01:50:40 Ed and Tom cover “Rules US Masters Players Forgot at Wolfkrieg” and Upcoming US FoW/TY events

By Mitch Reed

One of the best aspects’ gamers love about Blood & Plunder is its historical setting in the days of the early colonial Americas. Once a gamer has painted their miniatures, they immediately look to create a beautiful table to show off their amazing models. Firelock Games has some great solutions for those who wish to pick up some great terrain that will create that world in which the game is played.

Join The Talesmen, Glenn, Tyler and Tom as they talk Blood and Plunder, Painting Projects and upcoming goals for the month of March. They cover strategy and tactics for two new missions: Escort and Rescue. They announce new challenges for Glenn and Tom’s painting Cues. Finally, the episode closes with our announcing of the first ever Trivia Winner, and the posting of our 2nd question (which Tom made overly difficult) about an obscure fort during the French and Indian War.

By Mitch Reed

Well before I ever rolled a die, painted a miniature, or put a map under plexiglass I played with little green army men. As my son was growing up, he also gravitated to those green men and played with them for hours. I always wondered what use I would have for the bucket of army men as I grew up. My question has been answered with the game from .

NDNG BattleVault Episode 15 – Hero Shock Rifles, best Late War List ever?

By Mitch Reed

When I first heard about this game being ported to a digital format, I was excited and also worried on how some ports from board games turn out. After bugging Dave Thompson for a preview copy, I got the chance to check it out, and it is amazing and will make you salivate to play over and over again.

By Mitch Reed

Porting tabletop games to digital is a hit or miss endeavor. Sometimes the developers get it right and sometimes we end up getting a game that just fails. Recently acquired the rights from Warlord Games to bring the aerial combat game Blood Red Skies to the small screen. How well this will turn out remains to be seen, but my talks with some insiders make me feel confident that this port will not crash and burn.

Blood Red Skies Digital is about to launch their Kickstarter. Mitch and Doug from the amazing Lead Pursuit Podcast go 1v1 and talk about the development of the digital version of BRS. As old gamers they also talk about the industry, you do not want to miss this one.

Join Tyler, Glenn and Tom as they catch up on their painting projects and talk all things Blood and Plunder in this Month’s Episode.