
Hosted by Patrick Runge, David Lease, Alex Farrell, and JP George, we're here to help you get better and have more fun with your Crisis Protocol!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

With AdeptiCon just a few weeks away, the crew talks about their thoughts on affiliation selection and roster building for a big tournament.
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The crew talks about who are the winners and losers in the current state of the game.
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After a discussion on the crew's hobby progress, we talk about Adam Warlock's new leadership, Moondragon, Quasar, and Kang the Conqueror.
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We discuss the new Mighty Avengers affiliation, including the new characters Blue Marvel and Spectrum, the leadership, and the affiliation list.
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Enough said, can’t even get past the first 20 seconds. Nothing insightful to gain here, constant awkward silences, David’s takes are just as moronic as on the fanserver.
Listened to one episode. Will not listen again. One guy just yelled into his microphone sporadically in an old man voice which just made the whole podcast annoying to listen to. Wasn’t funny. So loud compared to the rest of the cast it hurt.
Lots of pauses.
People appeared I’ll prepared.
Basically, not worth your time.
I would recommend half a dozen other podcasts before this one. Danger room, taco truck, strike better, fury’s finest, house party protocol, champagne MCP and 12% of a plan... more
Listened to dojoing defenders. The crew couldn’t agree on anything and sounded like they had no idea what they were doing with defenders. Tell them to get rid of BP and then have a discussion on what to do against webs? BP is there to help counter webs. Get rid of sable and then discuss who is on your back point? SABLE should be on your back point. Handing out root, stun, extra attack dice, power, moving your team around. The only good advice I heard was put Bill and Dynamo in. Anyone can give ... more
Enough said, can’t even get past the first 20 seconds.
Love the content and the cast. They’re all very funny and provide excellent advice. The roster building part is probably my favorite.
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A crew of experienced Crisis Protocol players breaks down affiliations, rosters, and meta trends with a focus on strategy, leadership, and tactics. Episodes often pair deep mechanical analysis with tournament anecdotes, community chatter, and roster-building advice, making it useful for players aiming to improve and for listeners who enjoy competitive discussion wrapped in light banter. Notable strengths include practical roster construction guidance, in-depth faction breakdowns, and timely coverage of new releases and updates, while occasional audio quality critiques from listeners hint at room for polish. The show typically blends humor with practical takeaways, appealing to competitive players and hobbyists seeking actionable insights an... more
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