
Covering the WWII aerial combat game, Blood Red Skies, and other miniatures wargames
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryHobbiesLeisure | |||

If you haven’t seen the Crimson Skies table from Skirmishers Guild around the interwebs, you must be living under a rock! But that game board is about more than just looking pretty, it is at the heart of a gaming crossover. Steffan, the brains behind... more
You’re right, you caught us playing something OTHER than aerial wargames! This week we talk to the designer of Outside the Wire, a squad-level TTRPG set in the frame of modern counter-insurgency operations. Even if roleplaying isn’t “your thing” you ... more
Blood Red Skies is dead? Wait, nobody told the Lead Pursuit Podcast! Seriously though, the guys all talk about the long, slow slide that BRS has been on for the last few years. But more importantly they talk about what the future likely holds for BRS... more
Look, we know this episode will offend half of you, and the other half will ask blindly “what is the big deal”. Nothing polarizes people more than a discussion of AI these days - and we expect no less. But if you can put your personal feelings aside ... more
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Only 4 stars because your closing line sucks! It should be “Keep climbing for Advantage!”
Great resource. Love the banter and the perspective from actual aviators. Really enjoy the episodes where they focus on one plane both historically and in terms of the game.
I enjoy the knowledge and passion they hosts have for an area of wargaming that does not get as much attention. They cover WW2 aerial combat using a game called Blood Red Skies. Well done podcast.
I enjoy the knowledge and passion they hosts have for an area of wargaming that does not get as much attention. They cover WW2 aerial combat using a game called Blood Red Skies. Well done podcast.
I always enjoy listing to Doug, Brett, and Steve on this podcast. It’s humorous, fun, and doesn’t take itself too seriously. While the focus is Blood Red Skies, they do discuss a variety of aerial war gaming and other topics along with good interviews. If you are a Blood Red Skies player, this will keep you plugged into the BRS community.
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This show centers on WWII aerial combat wargaming, Blood Red Skies, and related miniature-game ecosystems, with deep chats about game design, rules, and community events. Episodes mix designer interviews, convention coverage, and practical guidance for building scenarios, organizing demos, and running campaigns, all tied together by a strong emphasis on accessibility, narrative flavor, and community engagement. Notable strengths include thoughtful design philosophy episodes, hands-on convention debriefs, and a consistent focus on making complex air-warfare games approachable for both new players and veterans alike.
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