#271: Expeditions
Some randomness is accepted nearly uncritically by many gamers. Conventional deckbuilders have exceptionally high variance as a rule, but no one bats an eye. We accept that anything martial might have...
25 Jul 20231h 12min
#270a: Bonus Patreon Sampler
We offer to you a sampler, a little smorgasbord, a variety platter of content from our Patreon. We hope this will placate you in light of our absence last week. If you'd like more, you can of course s...
22 Jul 20231h 17min
#270: Ra
While we pride ourselves on editorial standards here at SVWAG, we have no shame when it comes to pandering. We thus present to you the episode of SVWAG with the most cat discussion yet. The good news ...
18 Jul 20231h 31min
#269: Credibility in Crowdfunding
Two crowdfunding campaigns stand before you. One only tells lies, the other only tells the truth. Both claim to be innovative and to be able to deliver on time. How do you decide which one to back? Or...
4 Jul 20231h 4min
#268: Undaunted: Battle of Britain
It is a well-known fact, observed by Infinity: the Game, Across the Spider-Verse, and Undaunted: Battle of Britain, that a Sikh man in uniform is always a good look. So here's to pilot Singh in his Hu...
27 Jun 20231h 13min
#267: Top 10 Revisited & "Golden Age"
Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents and everyone is running a Kickstarter. It is trivially easy to string together quotations going back to the dawn of human civilization lamenting ho...
20 Jun 20231h 22min
#266: Pent-Up Extravaganza
Mark's enthusiasm for Dungeon Scrawlers is telling. Whereas most children enjoy mazes, drawing, or even colouring, Mark instead as a child enjoyed the programmatic, deterministic mundanity of connect-...
13 Jun 20231h 21min
#265: Lacrimosa
We are very proud of our strict editorial standards here at SVWAG. Among them is our firm stance on Monty Python references, which are very firmly circumscribed. Philosophers are mentioned all the tim...
30 Mai 20231h 11min
