Dominate for Two – Units Part 2
Alex, Ben, and Mark return to finish their discussion and overview of units. This episode concludes with dedicated combat units and support units, why Stormblades are bad, and how you’re playing your Choir wrong. Got a question or an episode idea? Shoot us a line at dominatefortwo.podcast@gmail.com, or visit us on Facebook and Twitter. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 51:31 — 43.7MB)Subscribe: Android |...
Dominate for Two – Units Part 1
Alex, Ben, and Mark take on a type-by-type discussion of units. We break them down into shooters, skirmishers, dedicated combat units, and support, how to identify each role, what their hallmarks are, and how to play them to best effect. In this first part we examine shooters and skirmishers before devolving into nonsense. Join us next time for dedicated combat units and support. Got a question or an episode idea? Shoot us a line at...
Dominate for Two – Phoenix Open 2018 recap
Alex, Ben, and Mark discuss Mark’s victorious run at the 2018 Phoenix Open. We go into his lists, his games, and a surprising amount of front-loaded food content. Got a question or an episode idea? Shoot us a line at dominatefortwo.podcast@gmail.com, or visit us on Facebook and Twitter. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:01:47 — 57.4MB)Subscribe: Android |...
Dominate for Two – Tyson on Organizing
Alex, Ben, and Mark pick returning guest Tyson Koch’s brain on organizing gaming communities and tournaments, small and large. We dive into how to recruit natural supports for community growth and how to recruit assistants to make your tournaments a success. To attend more of Tyson’s tournaments, check out the SoCal Open and the Las Vegas Open. If you’re interested in Crucible Guard smoke effects or top quality...
Dominate for Two – NorCal Classic Recap
Alex, Ben, Mark, and guest host Tyson Koch go over the second annual NorCal Classic Wildcard tournament. Hot on the heels of our list checkin, we see how our games turned out in practice and the lessons learned. Congratulations to Chris Griffiths for taking down the whole event! To attend more of Tyson’s tournaments, check out the SoCal Open and the Las Vegas Open. If you’re interested in Crucible Guard smoke effects or...