FTN 402 – Culture Club Part 2 – Consequences of Choice!

Red is back for part two of our Culture Crafting discussion.  I know so few of us actually end up running events but I do think it’s worth talking about all the decisions that go on behind the scenes for what is ultimately a host trying to put on a good time.

Hey folks,

It’s great to have Red back with us this week to dive deeper into the organizer decision making process.

Apologies for the late upload on this show!  I try to hit the same time every week but I missed the mark this week.

In this episode we talk about the little nudges that Organizers make that can have a HUGE impact on the attendance and enjoyment of events.  While this may not apply to you since you aren’t starting a tournament anytime soon it’s cool to know what the TOs may be thinking.  You can also suggest a few things to them that you may like.

What I hope to accomplish is to inject a lot of conversation points into the dialogue so players and TOs can meet minds and hopefully come away with unique and characterful experiences all over the globe playing Warhammer.

Later in the show we tease that Paul was heading to GenCon last week.  He’s back.. and now we have this show..  ha!

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The hobby segment this week is all about how to get started with an airbrush. We start from the very beginning – don’t go super expensive on your first brush purchase. You will likely regret it.

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