Pillage and/or Kickstarter
May 8, 202647mEp. 4S5
Brian and I try out Pillage. A fun game. And, we discuss doing Kickstarters, which can behave like Pillage
Hosted by James · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 87 episodes
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James hosts Miniature Wargaming Labs, a leisure show with 87 episodes published.
Brian and I try out Pillage. A fun game. And, we discuss doing Kickstarters, which can behave like Pillage
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