
Love Middle Earth? Love tabletop wargaming? So do we! Join podcast hosts Matt, Evan, Mik, Devin, Rainier, Rob and Tim as they discuss all things Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game related!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this episode, Matt, Evan Alisher, and (surprise surprise, he's not dead) Rainier, finish up reviewing the Rohan factions and also talk a bit about Adoption.
In his episode Matt, Evan, and Alisher begin reviewing the Rohan profiles and offer their thoughts on the competitive merits of the factions.
In this episode Matt, Evan, Rainier, Mik and Alisher talk about Rainier's journey returning to the game and review the Gondor profiles and corresponding legions. We talk about the lists' competitive viability and overall enjoyment!
In this episode Matt, Even, Alisher, and returning host Rainier talk about his return to the game! We also have a spotlight discussion about the differences between the Veto System and Random Scenario Selection.
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Trey was sooo entertaining
Awesome podcast highly recommend.
There’s been an uptick in MESBG-related podcasts over the COVID-19 quarantine and this one is, in my opinion, one of the best. The podcast takes a “roundtable” approach and focuses on a specific aspect of MESBG, competitive tournament play. This gives the show a nice solid niche and allows for a deep dive into the competitive arena of the hobby. The hosts are experienced, reasoned,
amicable, and humorous. All are veterans of the highest caliber and they speak from real experience and knowledge. ... more
Always good to find another quality middle earth sbg podcast
One does not simply find a better miniatures podcast out there. Diverse, informative and fun! These guys know their stuff!
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The show centers on Middle Earth Strategy Battle Game (MESBG) with a focus on army reviews, list building, and competitive strategies. Episodes frequently cover specific factions (Rohan, Gondor, Hobbit armies, etc.), new edition changes, and tournament dynamics, including veto rules and roundtable-style discussions with guests. A notable strength is the insightful mix of tactical analysis, hobby anecdotes, and humor, plus recurring attention to tournaments and evolving meta, which helps listeners gauge viable lists and enjoy engaging, community-driven debates without losing entertainment. Thisหลาย approach seems especially valuable for players aiming to sharpen competitive edge, as well as fans who enjoy deep dives into narrative-driven arm... more
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