Summary In this episode, the hosts celebrate Halloween with a mix of spooky themes and gaming discussions. They share their experiences from a recent game night, diving into various board games, including deck builders and the Old World game. The conversation highlights the dynamics of gameplay, strategies employed, and the challenges faced during their gaming sessions. They also touch on the design of missions in tabletop games and explore the potential of War Master as an alternative to Old World. In this segment of the conversation, the hosts discuss their gameplay experiences, challenges faced in the Warhammer universe, and their current hobby projects. They share insights on listener engagement through reviews, provide updates on their painting commitments, and delve into a discussion about pro-painted models, highlighting the quality of work in the community. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the pricing and evaluation of miniature models, particularly focusing on the Goliath Rock Grinder and Eldar Warwalker. The participants discuss the perceived value of painted models, the quality of paint jobs, and the standards that define professional versus amateur painting. Insights into market trends and personal preferences in the hobby are shared, highlighting the nuances of collecting and valuing miniatures. For the patrons, the hosts delve into the intricacies of the horror film 'Cabin in the Woods,' exploring its unique blend of comedy and horror, character archetypes, and the meta-commentary on horror tropes. They discuss the film's opening scenes, character introductions, and pivotal moments that highlight the manipulation of the characters by an unseen facility. The conversation also touches on the film's commentary on societal expectations and the horror genre itself, culminating in a discussion about the film's climax and the unexpected heroism of the stoner character, Marty. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the intricacies of a horror film, exploring its themes, character arcs, and the meta-commentary on the genre. They discuss pivotal moments, such as the zombie encounter, the comedic motorcycle jump, and the final girl trope embodied by Dana. The conversation highlights the film's unique take on horror rituals and the consequences of the characters' actions, culminating in a darkly humorous ending that subverts traditional horror narratives.