Cartographers Review + Tour a Sweet Vintage Fantasy Flight Shelf | Episode 119
Howdy, it’s The Colonel Hector Bravado in Starkville, Colorado.
Here’s what’s worth staying inside and playing while your dopey relatives flirt with heat stroke at a Fourth of July parade.
I went to a cookout last year where they didn’t even bother heating the food; the raw meat just braised to safe temp inside your body.
Anyway, games:
Game of the Week: Cartographers (2:20)
Three episodes ago we met Stafford Airbiscuit, my cartographer from the hit Thunderworks flip and write of the same name. He was having a tough time in the field, what with the goblin attacks and general incompetence and all. We’re gonna check back in on Stafford and find out if he’s gonna stick it out or not.
Interlude (9:02)
Mantronix, “Sex-N-Drugs And Rock-N-Roll”
Tour Noisy Andrew’s Dope Vintage Fantasy Flight Games Silver Series Shelf (10:30)
The Fantasy Flight Games golden era retrospective continues to spin out of my control. My pal in Perth, Noisy Andrew, showed me a pile of vintage cardboard from the early 2000s that was way off my radar, so I asked him for a tour — and to rate which ones he still thinks are worth playing today.
Interlude (29:25)
• Fred Wesley and the J.B.’s, “Blow Your Head”
• Public Enemy, “Public Enemy No. 1”
• Freestylers, “Punks”
Music
Dow Jones and D.O. The Fabulous Drifter, “Wash Ya Ass”
℗ 2006 Five Points Plan
Danger Lion X, “Ghost Hallways” (Via Uppbeat)
License code: WDLNZS0KQM727RLL
Mantronix, “Sex-N-Drugs And Rock-N-Roll”
℗ 1990 Capitol Records, LLC
Fred Wesley and the J.B.’s, “Blow Your Head”
℗ 1988 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Public Enemy, “Public Enemy No. 1”
℗ 1987 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Freestylers, “Punks”
℗ 1990 Capitol Records, LLC
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