Andrew Galea of Gunmeister Games joins us to talk about the original version of Judgement, a 54 mm scale skirmish wargame. Recenrly, Judgement underwent a significant set of changes and became Judgement: Eternal Champions, a 32 mm scale wargame played on a hex mat released in conjunction with Creature Caster. Andrew walks through what's changed, what was left behind in version 1, and correctly identifies that deep dish "pizza" is the American equivalent of Vegemite.
Note 1: There's some weird audio interference on Andrew's audio, caused by either Outback noises or men at work (as in men working, not the band). We've removed as much of it as possible, but unfortunately, some still slips through. Chris also has some unusual clicking in his audio. We've tracked this down to his headphone cable hitting the mic or his processing of Taylor Ham during recording. A corrective and preventative action plan has been put in place to make sure this doesn't happen again.
Note 2: Around the 58 minute mark, we called Andrew our first international guest. Chris correctly pointed out that we had Ash Baker on, one of the leading drivers of Canada's GDP. Owen was under the impression that America had already annexed the nation of Tim Hortons. He attributes this error to his public school education.
Useful Links:
Judgement (version 1) Kickstarter Page: Useful resource for images of some of the original version of Judgement.
Judgement: Eternal Champions Kicktstarter Page: Useful information on the new version of Judgement.