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Hosted by Frontline Gaming · leisure · EN · 999 episodes
This is the main feed for the entire Frontline Gaming Network lineup of podcasts. Subscribe to never miss an episode of Signals from the Frontline! New episodes weekly, covering every aspect of Warhammer 40,000 and competitive play.
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Episode #1207
In this episode we get an update on freight shipping, just weeks from hitting the water! We also do a deep dive into the Artificer class and what makes them tick in Blood Throne! #bloodthronegame #boardgames
Episode #1206
<p>Today we get an update on the final stages of production and dive back into our in-depth series after a break to focus on production, and this time we cover my personal favorite fantasy RPG class: the Monk!<br> <br> Back Blood Throne here: https://gamefound.com/en/projects/reecius/blood-throne-the-tower-of-sacrifice</p>
Episode #1205
<p>Hey everyone, we are back with the Paladin class in depth review for Blood Throne: the Tower of Sacrifice, an adventure tactical RPG. To back Blood Throne, click here: https://gamefound.com/en/projects/ree...</p> <p>#bloodthronegame #boardgames</p>
Episode #1204
<p>This week Frankie and Jake are joined by Phil @TheGlacialGeek who brought an incredible amount of helpful advice for hobbyists and anyone chasing Hobby Track goals this season. From staying motivated to painting efficiently to keeping the hobby fun Phil shares insights every player can use.</p> <p>Drop your thoughts in the comments we read them all and you might be featured in a future episode. Also, who do you want to see on as a guest next? </p> <p> </p>
Episode #1203
<p>Signals is back with Episode 746 and this week Reece Frankie and Jake are asking the big question — who do YOU think will win the World Championships of Warhammer? We’re scoping the top players and factions to watch, sharing our own predictions, and talking about what makes this year’s competition one of the most exciting yet. Join the conversation and drop your predictions in the comments — we read them all and you might be featured in a future episode.</p> <p> ◆ https://store.frontlinegaming.org</p> <p>◆ https://events.frontlinegaming.org</p> <p>☆ Signals Community Spotlight: Comment here or post using...
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