
Podcast by Gondor Calls for Ale
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

In this episode we are back with the more Nova Open content! Our heroes recap the final three games of the Grand Tournament! These game reports come with zero notes, so expect a good ramble! If you want to support us on Patreon you can find that here... more
In this episode our heroes recap their attendance of the Nova Open. Starting of with the doubles and then moving into the first two games of the Grand Tournament. These are not our classic tournament reports, but something new and different. So sit b... more
In this episode Sam is once again going solo, this time he looks at and talks about 9 options for possible lists to play at the Nova Open, and reveals his army for the GT! Will it be a good list or a bad list? Listen and judge for yourself! If you wa... more
In this weeks episode Sam is all alone, and is testing how much he loves to talk. This is an episode covering two topics, first a discussion of the recently announced battlehost boxes. Secondly, getting ready for the Nova Open! How long can Sam rambl... more
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This show centers on tabletop wargaming within a fantasy setting, with deep dives into army lists, unit profiles, and rule interactions across popular Middle-earth and related battle games. Episodes blend tactical analysis, hobby anecdotes, and community-submitted content, often closing with sponsor plugs and event coverage. The format is playful but detail-oriented, making it a go-to for players seeking practical list-building ideas, clarifications on rules, and a sense of shared hobby community. A notable strength is the strong host banter paired with thorough breakdowns, occasional tournament reports, and consistent outreach to the community through sponsorships and event coverage.
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Gondor Calls for Ale launched 4 years ago and published 121 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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