Jul 3, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 14 segments
Unburdened by Minor Tom this week, we are graced by Trent Hale after his recent win at the Indy Open. We talk about Supply Run, why Brian is bad, why Jon is bad, and really just how to be more like…
Brian BaerHost
Trent HaleGuestJohn BushmanHostEach player places two supply caches in contested territory, not within two of each edge of the battlefield and not within one of another supply cache.
Then to score, starting in the second round at the start of each allied unit's activation, if that unit is contesting a POI and is holding a supply cache, its controlling player may choose to remove that supply cache from the game.
So what are some of the ways that you would approach, that you approach this secondary in particular? So
The straightforward maximize your points way is hide them off in a corner that you can protect a lot, probably behind LOS as close to you as you can and as close to your deployment zone as you can and have your backup units grab the supplies and hold on to them until round four and then turn them in immediately.
Specifically, you don't want to put them in a corner, though, because you need to be near POIs.
You normally have a safe POI on most of these primaries, and that's what you put them near.
This is one of those secondaries where if everything goes chalk, you're going to tie a lot of games.
Each player places two supply caches in contested territory, not within two of each edge of the battlefield and not within one of another supply cache.
Then to score, starting in the second round at the start of each allied unit's activation, if that unit is contesting a POI and is holding a supply cache, its controlling player may choose to remove that supply cache from the game.
So what are some of the ways that you would approach, that you approach this secondary in particular? So
The straightforward maximize your points way is hide them off in a corner that you can protect a lot, probably behind LOS as close to you as you can and as close to your deployment zone as you can and have your backup units grab the supplies and hold on to them until round four and then turn them in immediately.
Specifically, you don't want to put them in a corner, though, because you need to be near POIs.
You normally have a safe POI on most of these primaries, and that's what you put them near.
This is one of those secondaries where if everything goes chalk, you're going to tie a lot of games.
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