Gorkamorka

And similarly, we've had a go at HeroQuest and played a bit of Blood Bowl with them as well.

So a great one actually early on was Gorka Morka.

Yeah, it's the kind of rule set that just leans into that eight-year-old mindset of, can I do something completely crazy? You know, to which the answer is always, yeah, on a four plus.

So it just suits that kind of, you know, anything goes kind of wild vibe because in the game, the orcs tend to be that tough that they can more or less withstand, you know, most normal damage.

And it's only really the... you know, the truck has ascended a ramp and leapt over the whole fort wall and landed on top of your enemy's truck, you know, that's going to finally knock them out.

So, you know, that's the sort of game you're playing.

So, yeah, we would recommend Gorka Morka.

Yeah, that's cool.

mate.

And also playing Gorka Morka.

Not actually playing at all, really, but just getting stuff ready to play.

But there we go.

Whereas the old editions, more crunchy rules, more weirdness, more flavor, just is seeped into the DNA of this era of gaming, which I think...

So for me, from like 92 through 96 or 7, all of these games like your Necromundas, your Man of Wars, even like Gorka Morka that was in that kind of era, suddenly has got its own essence, which is the kind of thing, is the reason I play war games.

Good.

That's great, mate.

and was involved in a number of the boxed sets series.

Now, the boxed set series ran from Man of War right through to Gorka Morka, including Mordheim and Battlefleet Gothic.

But Gary was the sole sculptor of the entire range of Blood Bowl miniatures for third edition.

So, Gary, first of all, welcome to Down Under World Denizens.