Masters of the Forge Episodes 54, 63, and 64 - The Forges of Ghorok Campaign

Episode 54 – The Forges of Ghorok Campaign Part 1 – In the Lore and On Your Tabletop

Adam and Jason are joined by special guest, Skip, to discuss the ongoing campaign with Adam’s Orks, Jason’s Blood Ravens, and Skip’s Mechanicus. Included are some narrative readings, special missions, and discussion on the games.

Episode 63 – The Forges of Ghorok Part 2 – Missions 4 & 5

After being away on vacation for some time, Jason has returned to join Adam and special Guest, Mike for Part 2 of our our 3-part series on the Forges of Ghorok Campaign. The campaign comes to a bittersweet conclusion because it will likely be the last one (at least for some time) that Jason will be able to take part in with the Flipside crew. In addition, we talk to Drew about his aspirations for running a campaign in his hobby space.

Episode 64 – The Forges of Ghorok Part 3 – F.A.T. Mats and Story

Doug Johnson, the creator of the F.A.T. Mats and President of TABLEWAR joins Snorre and Adam in the studio to discuss the F.A.T. Mats and how they were used in the Forges of Ghorok Campaign. In addition, we present the narrative synopsis of the campaign’s events as seen through the eyes of four different characters.

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