In this episode, the hosts talk about their tournament philosophies- how to approach a tournament, what to expect from yourself, and what to prepare for depending on how you think you may do at the event.

In this episode, the hosts talk about their tournament philosophies- how to approach a tournament, what to expect from yourself, and what to prepare for depending on how you think you may do at the event.

Ep80: Tournament Philosophies

In this episode, we don't scream as loudly as possible into the microphone, deafening everyone who listens. You're welcome!

In this episode, we don't scream as loudly as possible into the microphone, deafening everyone who listens. You're welcome!

Ep79: Wagh, It Is the Orks

Being the best player you can be has many aspects, and one of the most important is being a good sportsman. In this episode, the hosts talk about what this aspect means to them as well as some ways you can try and improve your behavior during games and the challenges you may face.

Being the best player you can be has many aspects, and one of the most important is being a good sportsman. In this episode, the hosts talk about what this aspect means to them as well as some ways you can try and improve your behavior during games and the challenges you may face.

Ep78: How to Be a Good Sport

What's up with the new Sisters of Battle codex? We dip our toes into the water with the book, looking at the various orders, units, and stratagems within as well as how to take the army on and what to watch out for.

What's up with the new Sisters of Battle codex? We dip our toes into the water with the book, looking at the various orders, units, and stratagems within as well as how to take the army on and what to watch out for.

Ep77: Sisters of Battle

Games Workshop is finally returning to running tournaments. The hosts discuss the format, rules, and what they think of the matter in general.

Games Workshop is finally returning to running tournaments. The hosts discuss the format, rules, and what they think of the matter in general.

Ep76: Crosstalk- US Open

In this episode, we look at playing defensively versus playing offensively- what that means, how it affects your strategy and list design, and when each of them are appropriate.

In this episode, we look at playing defensively versus playing offensively- what that means, how it affects your strategy and list design, and when each of them are appropriate.

Ep75: Defensive vs Offensive Play

When you are going to a tournament, it is worth considering what your goals for winning are when writing your list; this episode, we talk about how you should approach things differently when aiming for best of your faction versus winning the whole tournament.

When you are going to a tournament, it is worth considering what your goals for winning are when writing your list; this episode, we talk about how you should approach things differently when aiming for best of your faction versus winning the whole tournament.

Ep74: Best In Faction vs Best Overall

We've all been out of the game for a while thanks to COVID; this episode, we talk about how to get back into things.

We've all been out of the game for a while thanks to COVID; this episode, we talk about how to get back into things.

Ep73: Getting Back Into the Game

This episode as part of our series on different phases of the game, we talk about the charge and fight phases together.

This episode as part of our series on different phases of the game, we talk about the charge and fight phases together.

Ep72: Charge and Fight Phase

This episode, we look at a ways of approaching list writing that focuses on the sorts of threats that the enemy can throw at you and how you answer those threats.

This episode, we look at a ways of approaching list writing that focuses on the sorts of threats that the enemy can throw at you and how you answer those threats.

Ep71: Problems and Solutions

A Warhammer 40K podcast about giving you tips, strategies, and analysis you can use in about an hour.

Good competitive advise and great topics. Volume is great keep it up!!!!

Great podcast

For someone just getting into the tournament scene, their tips and guidance is extremely helpful.

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In the Finest Hour Podcast

"Everyone talks about, math, but no one ever seems to do anything about it." There's a lot of misconceptions about mathhammer that tend to float around, whether it's not understanding how statistics work and how to apply them, or misusing math and statistics beyond their purposes or even simply distrust of the whole idea of using them in the game because "that's not how my dice roll" or "well, might roll less/more than that." So in this episode, we take sometime to clear up a few of these misconceptions. Of course, if you're math-phobic, you might find this am intimidating topic, but rest assured- you won't get any lectures about exes squared or sums over integers in this podcast; instead, we look at how to apply the math and what it means for you as a general, rather than worrying so much about the practice of it. Indeed, why do out all yourself if you have tools that  can handle the number-crunching for you? As a bonus feature to go with the show, here are a couple of my favorites: https://www.mathhammer8thed.com/ https://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/

"Everyone talks about, math, but no one ever seems to do anything about it." There's a lot of misconceptions about mathhammer that tend to float around, whether it's not understanding how statistics work and how to apply them, or misusing math and statistics beyond their purposes or even simply distrust of the whole idea of using them in the game because "that's not how my dice roll" or "well, might roll less/more than that." So in this episode, we take sometime to clear up a few of these misconceptions. Of course, if you're math-phobic, you might find this am intimidating topic, but rest assured- you won't get any lectures about exes squared or sums over integers in this podcast; instead, we look at how to apply the math and what it means for you as a general, rather than worrying so much about the practice of it. Indeed, why do out all yourself if you have tools that  can handle the number-crunching for you? As a bonus feature to go with the show, here are a couple of my favorites: <a href="https://www.mathhammer8thed.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mathhammer8thed.com/</a> <a href="https://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/</a>

Ep29: Mathhammer

Sometimes we like to talk about broad, general subjects- but sometimes, we like to get down to the nitty-gritty. This week on In the Finest Hour, we discuss summoning; coming off the back of an LVO top 8 finish, Josh obviously has a lot to say on the subject, so we dig in deep to the Daemonic Ritual ability and look at it in detail. What the ability does, stratagems that interact with it, units that enhance it, and of course the many units you may want to bring in using it. We talk about why summoning is useful, and what kinds of lists can take advantage of it as well as the things you need to make it work and some of the common pitfalls involved with players who try to incorporate summoning. Of course, if you're coming from the other side of things, we also talk about the limitations of summoning and ways that you can beat armies that use it as well as how a summoning-focused list can fall apart and common archetypes that give it trouble. If you haven't yet, also check out our new sponsor, Mindtake Miniatures- the owners are good personal friends of the show and if you're looking to pick up an army on the cheap or have some old minis that you're never going to find a use for, they can help you out with both sales and consignments. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Mindtaker Miniatures Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Sometimes we like to talk about broad, general subjects- but sometimes, we like to get down to the nitty-gritty. This week on In the Finest Hour, we discuss summoning; coming off the back of an LVO top 8 finish, Josh obviously has a lot to say on the subject, so we dig in deep to the Daemonic Ritual ability and look at it in detail. What the ability does, stratagems that interact with it, units that enhance it, and of course the many units you may want to bring in using it. We talk about why summoning is useful, and what kinds of lists can take advantage of it as well as the things you need to make it work and some of the common pitfalls involved with players who try to incorporate summoning. Of course, if you're coming from the other side of things, we also talk about the limitations of summoning and ways that you can beat armies that use it as well as how a summoning-focused list can fall apart and common archetypes that give it trouble. If you haven't yet, also check out our new sponsor, Mindtake Miniatures- the owners are good personal friends of the show and if you're looking to pick up an army on the cheap or have some old minis that you're never going to find a use for, they can help you out with both sales and consignments. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: <a href="https://mindtaker.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindtaker Miniatures</a> Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep16: Summoning

We get real specific this time as we buckle down and talk about just one singular rule from the core book and its implications- but one that a lot of players misunderstand, and a rule that a lot of people don't take advantage of (or get caught by.) Heroic Intervention is a rule that didn't really exist in previous editions, so even veterans of the game can get caught off guard by it, but at its core it's actually a very simple rule. That doesn't mean it's an unimportant one, however, as it has myriad applications across a variety of different armies. The hosts talk about the many ways you can use heroic interventions- whether simply joining a combat or bypassing overwatch, or more esoteric applications such as controlling sections of the board, dictating movement, or even escaping from fights you want to avoid. We look at when and how it activates, when to use it and when not to, and even who gets access to it- a broader swath of models than you might think! Even armies like Tau can make good use of heroic interventions, so it's not a topic to be ignored by any general. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

We get real specific this time as we buckle down and talk about just one singular rule from the core book and its implications- but one that a lot of players misunderstand, and a rule that a lot of people don't take advantage of (or get caught by.) Heroic Intervention is a rule that didn't really exist in previous editions, so even veterans of the game can get caught off guard by it, but at its core it's actually a very simple rule. That doesn't mean it's an unimportant one, however, as it has myriad applications across a variety of different armies. The hosts talk about the many ways you can use heroic interventions- whether simply joining a combat or bypassing overwatch, or more esoteric applications such as controlling sections of the board, dictating movement, or even escaping from fights you want to avoid. We look at when and how it activates, when to use it and when not to, and even who gets access to it- a broader swath of models than you might think! Even armies like Tau can make good use of heroic interventions, so it's not a topic to be ignored by any general. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep31: Heroic Interventions

So you've gotten your list together and done a bunch of practice games and taken it to a tournament, but you're not happy with how it's performing. How do you identify the flaws in the army? How do you know when it's the army underperforming, rather than you making mistakes? And even once you've figured out what you're lacking, how do you add those things in without compromising the core functionality of the army? These questions are at the heart of list design, and they're problems that every player grapples with sooner or later- and in this episode, we hope to give you a leg up when confronting them, or at least an arm across. We talk about the kinds of failings lists can have, discuss how to identify your core concept (and what to do if you don't have one), and elaborate on how each of the hosts follows their list iteration process as well as comparing and contrasting their strategies for army design. We talk about list assemblies and how they can aid your process as well as how to determine when a list is a failure, and why that's not necessarily a bad thing. And, of course, we discuss the two dread symptoms that have been the bane of many a general- It's Only 5 Points disease and Battleforce Syndrome. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Mindtaker Miniatures Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

So you've gotten your list together and done a bunch of practice games and taken it to a tournament, but you're not happy with how it's performing. How do you identify the flaws in the army? How do you know when it's the army underperforming, rather than you making mistakes? And even once you've figured out what you're lacking, how do you add those things in without compromising the core functionality of the army? These questions are at the heart of list design, and they're problems that every player grapples with sooner or later- and in this episode, we hope to give you a leg up when confronting them, or at least an arm across. We talk about the kinds of failings lists can have, discuss how to identify your core concept (and what to do if you don't have one), and elaborate on how each of the hosts follows their list iteration process as well as comparing and contrasting their strategies for army design. We talk about list assemblies and how they can aid your process as well as how to determine when a list is a failure, and why that's not necessarily a bad thing. And, of course, we discuss the two dread symptoms that have been the bane of many a general- It's Only 5 Points disease and Battleforce Syndrome. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: <a href="https://mindtaker.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindtaker Miniatures</a> Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep22: Improving Your Competitive List

Going to a tournament can be an intimidating experience, but it doesn't need to be- and whether you're a veteran of dozens of events or someone who is considering making the leap for the very first time, we have some tips for you. Not the usual sort, where we tell you obscure rules or strategies for most effectively taking out your opponent's super-cool flavor-of-the-week army, but things that can help you, the person going to the tournament, be more comfortable and happy over the course of the weekend. Not only will it make you happier with the event as a result, it will help your performance as a whole- after all, if you feel like complete shit you're not going to be playing to your highest standard. We talk what to bring, what to wear, what to eat, how to talk to people, what to drink (or not to drink), how do avoid hurting yourself more than necessary (even if you're into that), and most importantly of all how to save yourself some dough when making that tournament run. If you've ever considering going to a tournament, this is an episode that you'll most certainly want to give a listen. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Going to a tournament can be an intimidating experience, but it doesn't need to be- and whether you're a veteran of dozens of events or someone who is considering making the leap for the very first time, we have some tips for you. Not the usual sort, where we tell you obscure rules or strategies for most effectively taking out your opponent's super-cool flavor-of-the-week army, but things that can help you, the person going to the tournament, be more comfortable and happy over the course of the weekend. Not only will it make you happier with the event as a result, it will help your performance as a whole- after all, if you feel like complete shit you're not going to be playing to your highest standard. We talk what to bring, what to wear, what to eat, how to talk to people, what to drink (or not to drink), how do avoid hurting yourself more than necessary (even if you're into that), and most importantly of all how to save yourself some dough when making that tournament run. If you've ever considering going to a tournament, this is an episode that you'll most certainly want to give a listen. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep24: Tournament Tips

Struggling with how to put together a tournament list? Our three hosts talk through the processes they use to formulate a list and the tools they consider critical to succeeding with an army. From single-minded armies that do one thing brutally well to multifaceted generalist lists that bring a tool for every situation, we talk about how you can make your creation come to life.    Episode Music: Dankmus (https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory)   Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow (https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow/)   Sponsored by: Vreda Forge (https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/)                         Charity Hammer (https://www.charityhammer.com/)   Directed by: Sean Morgan   Recorded by: Shaylynn Allen   Edited by: The Lady of Titan

Struggling with how to put together a tournament list? Our three hosts talk through the processes they use to formulate a list and the tools they consider critical to succeeding with an army. From single-minded armies that do one thing brutally well to multifaceted generalist lists that bring a tool for every situation, we talk about how you can make your creation come to life. Episode Music: Dankmus (<a href="https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory</a>) Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow (<a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow/</a>) Sponsored by: Vreda Forge (<a href="https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/</a>)                       Charity Hammer (<a href="https://www.charityhammer.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.charityhammer.com/</a>) Directed by: Sean Morgan Recorded by: Shaylynn Allen Edited by: The Lady of Titan

Ep04: Writing a Competitive List

When it comes to horde armies, you're hard-pressed to find one more powerful and influential on the meta these days than Orks. Armed with a plethora of special rules from their many powerful characters (not to mention the many built-in abilities they have), Orks are a threat in all phases of the game and their aggressive pricing along with their excellent stratagems can be a danger to virtually any army in virtually any format. They are not, however, unbeatable, and this week we take a look at the many factors that make them so strong and how they are likely to be used in a "typical" Ork army as well as what you can do to mitigate them. From baiting stratagems to managing morale to engaging in combat, there are a large number of tricks you can use to make the fight a lot easier; we also talk about the importance of their characters, high-priority secondaries in ITC, and the proper time to call a Waagh at a tournament. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

When it comes to horde armies, you're hard-pressed to find one more powerful and influential on the meta these days than Orks. Armed with a plethora of special rules from their many powerful characters (not to mention the many built-in abilities they have), Orks are a threat in all phases of the game and their aggressive pricing along with their excellent stratagems can be a danger to virtually any army in virtually any format. They are not, however, unbeatable, and this week we take a look at the many factors that make them so strong and how they are likely to be used in a "typical" Ork army as well as what you can do to mitigate them. From baiting stratagems to managing morale to engaging in combat, there are a large number of tricks you can use to make the fight a lot easier; we also talk about the importance of their characters, high-priority secondaries in ITC, and the proper time to call a Waagh at a tournament. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep30: List Archetype: Ork Horde

Big, stompy robots; ever since the edition began, way back when we were still just little bitty babbies playing with the indices, Knights have been a boogeyman for players of all sorts, and following their codex release they have been a legitimate competitor on the tournament scene. But what is it that makes Knights so strong? In this episode, we go over the basics of a Knight army- be it pure Knights or the much more common mixed version that includes support from other Imperial factions. We talk about their options and stratagems that you should be aware of as well as some of the most common variants you'll see and why people run them. More importantly, though, we talk about the weaknesses of the Knight list and how you can prepare yourself to beat them, focusing especially on their performance in ITC missions. From keeping pace with them on the primary to taking advantage of their tendency to bleed secondary points, we discuss the ways in which you can easily out-score a Knight army and even look to methods to wipe them off the table entirely if the situation permits. Being a hundred feet tall has its advantages, but it does make it miiiiiiiiiighty difficult to reach all the way down to the ground and tag Home Base, after all. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Big, stompy robots; ever since the edition began, way back when we were still just little bitty babbies playing with the indices, Knights have been a boogeyman for players of all sorts, and following their codex release they have been a legitimate competitor on the tournament scene. But what is it that makes Knights so strong? In this episode, we go over the basics of a Knight army- be it pure Knights or the much more common mixed version that includes support from other Imperial factions. We talk about their options and stratagems that you should be aware of as well as some of the most common variants you'll see and why people run them. More importantly, though, we talk about the weaknesses of the Knight list and how you can prepare yourself to beat them, focusing especially on their performance in ITC missions. From keeping pace with them on the primary to taking advantage of their tendency to bleed secondary points, we discuss the ways in which you can easily out-score a Knight army and even look to methods to wipe them off the table entirely if the situation permits. Being a hundred feet tall has its advantages, but it does make it miiiiiiiiiighty difficult to reach all the way down to the ground and tag Home Base, after all. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep26: Archetypes- Knights

What's the deal, with Flyers? [/Seinfeld] In this first episode of our new series, we take a look at some of the major list archetypes that are in the meta right now and discuss how they function, what makes them strong, where they can fail, and what impact they have on the game. And what better starting point for the game right now than everyone's favorite boogeyman for two full years and running, Flyer Spam? We get you started with a crash-course in how the flyer list operates, the units it typically fields, and talk about some of the variants of the list that you typically will see. We also discuss the list's challenges in the meta as well as its strengths and look into why flyers benefit so much from many of the quirks of the format. And, of course, we round things out with tips for how to overcome the list if you're struggling to beat it- plus another round of listener questions from our Patrons and announcements about several upcoming tournaments where you can meet us. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

What's the deal, with Flyers? [/Seinfeld] In this first episode of our new series, we take a look at some of the major list archetypes that are in the meta right now and discuss how they function, what makes them strong, where they can fail, and what impact they have on the game. And what better starting point for the game right now than everyone's favorite boogeyman for two full years and running, Flyer Spam? We get you started with a crash-course in how the flyer list operates, the units it typically fields, and talk about some of the variants of the list that you typically will see. We also discuss the list's challenges in the meta as well as its strengths and look into why flyers benefit so much from many of the quirks of the format. And, of course, we round things out with tips for how to overcome the list if you're struggling to beat it- plus another round of listener questions from our Patrons and announcements about several upcoming tournaments where you can meet us. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep23: Archetypes- Flyers

There is a whole spectrum of skill levels of players who play Warhammer 40K, from ones who have to be reminded how shooting attacks work up to the folks who regularly win Major events. Knowing where you are on the scale is a lot more than just a feather in your cap, though- it can guide the kinds of learning that you need to do to improve your game and give you a more realistic assessment of where your failings lie (as well as how you can overcome them.) However, it isn't always easy to self-assess like that, so in this episode we try to give you a guide to a few ways you might go about making a more-objective guess at where you sit in that spectrum and what kind of players are keeping you company. Of course, 40K doesn't just have one skill that governs everything you do in the game, so we also spend time talking about the kinds of skills that contribute to your game performance- and some of them may be the sorts of things that you might not even think of as skills, but are still absolutely vital to how you do at tournaments and absolutely trainable. If you are considering the many ways in which you might pay your billz, this episode will have something for you in it. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Mindtaker Miniatures Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

There is a whole spectrum of skill levels of players who play Warhammer 40K, from ones who have to be reminded how shooting attacks work up to the folks who regularly win Major events. Knowing where you are on the scale is a lot more than just a feather in your cap, though- it can guide the kinds of learning that you need to do to improve your game and give you a more realistic assessment of where your failings lie (as well as how you can overcome them.) However, it isn't always easy to self-assess like that, so in this episode we try to give you a guide to a few ways you might go about making a more-objective guess at where you sit in that spectrum and what kind of players are keeping you company. Of course, 40K doesn't just have one skill that governs everything you do in the game, so we also spend time talking about the kinds of skills that contribute to your game performance- and some of them may be the sorts of things that you might not even think of as skills, but are still absolutely vital to how you do at tournaments and absolutely trainable. If you are considering the many ways in which you might pay your billz, this episode will have something for you in it. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: <a href="https://mindtaker.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindtaker Miniatures</a> Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep21: Assessing Skill Levels

There's a lot of talk about 8th Edition being a "horde meta," but what does that actually mean for you as a player? In this episode, we explore the relative strengths of both horde armies and elite armies, and how they each function on the tabletop. From movement to board control to objective-holding, both armies can perform a lot of impressive tricks- but if you're going up against them, you're going to need to fight those strategies very differently. As usual, we also have a nod to our tempo episode as we consider how to fight each of them as well as more discussion of weapon types and how each of the two armies achieves saturation with its respective profile- all of these separate topics are fundamentally related, as it turns out. Plus, an opportunity to hear about each of the hosts' Closet of Shame.  Episode Music: Dankmus   Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow   Sponsored by: Vreda Forge   Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/   Directed by: Sean Morgan   Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

There's a lot of talk about 8th Edition being a "horde meta," but what does that actually mean for you as a player? In this episode, we explore the relative strengths of both horde armies and elite armies, and how they each function on the tabletop. From movement to board control to objective-holding, both armies can perform a lot of impressive tricks- but if you're going up against them, you're going to need to fight those strategies very differently. As usual, we also have a nod to our tempo episode as we consider how to fight each of them as well as more discussion of weapon types and how each of the two armies achieves saturation with its respective profile- all of these separate topics are fundamentally related, as it turns out. Plus, an opportunity to hear about each of the hosts' Closet of Shame. Episode Music: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dankmus</a> Icon Artist: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rylan Woodrow</a> Sponsored by: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vreda Forge</a> Our Patreon: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep10: Hordes vs. Elites

The first thing you probably do at a tournament, after sighing dejectedly at the terrain you'll have to play on once again, is take a look at the army list your opponent hands you- but how much do you actually know about what it says, and which parts of it are important? This week, we take a look at how to understand what's in an opponent's list and what parts of it are going to be critical to the game; we might not be able to help you parse the Full Text Battlescribe Nightmare (no human can, it is a riddle in an enigma in a conundrum), but we can give you some pointers on what the likely candidates for your concern are as well as what kinds of questions you'll want to ask yourself (and your opponent) about what is there. From there, you can build a battle plan and break down what their battle plan is, hopefully with the end goal of coming out of the match victorious. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Mindtaker Miniatures Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

The first thing you probably do at a tournament, after sighing dejectedly at the terrain you'll have to play on once again, is take a look at the army list your opponent hands you- but how much do you actually know about what it says, and which parts of it are important? This week, we take a look at how to understand what's in an opponent's list and what parts of it are going to be critical to the game; we might not be able to help you parse the Full Text Battlescribe Nightmare (no human can, it is a riddle in an enigma in a conundrum), but we can give you some pointers on what the likely candidates for your concern are as well as what kinds of questions you'll want to ask yourself (and your opponent) about what is there. From there, you can build a battle plan and break down what their battle plan is, hopefully with the end goal of coming out of the match victorious. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: <a href="https://mindtaker.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindtaker Miniatures</a> Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep20: Analyzing Your Opponent's List

The simplest stratagem in the game, and arguably the most important as well. This time around, we dedicate an entire episode to the humblest of strats in the game and one that everyone has access to. Although it may not seem like much, especially if you haven't played earlier editions of the game, the Command Reroll strat is incredibly important and can be a matter of win-or-lose in innumerable situations. In this episode, we talk about those many uses, how it existence changes the game, and why you need to be thinking about how our when you use this critical stratagem.   We also talk about when not to use it, the math of what portion of an attack sequence you should use it on, how it affects other stratagems, and much more.

The simplest stratagem in the game, and arguably the most important as well. This time around, we dedicate an entire episode to the humblest of strats in the game and one that everyone has access to. Although it may not seem like much, especially if you haven't played earlier editions of the game, the Command Reroll strat is incredibly important and can be a matter of win-or-lose in innumerable situations. In this episode, we talk about those many uses, how it existence changes the game, and why you need to be thinking about how our when you use this critical stratagem. We also talk about when not to use it, the math of what portion of an attack sequence you should use it on, how it affects other stratagems, and much more.

Ep12: The Command Re-Roll

Tempo, tempo, who's got the tempo? This week on In the Finest Hour we explore a concept that isn't talked about a lot but is pretty fundamental to the game, namely tempo. If you don't play many other games you may not even know what tempo is, exactly, but you've most certainly felt its effects during a match- whether it's because you always seem to be getting the wrong charges off or because you always seem to get onto those objectives a turn too late. Tempo, in short, is the ability to control the pace and flow of a game of 40K and the back-and-forth action that typically defines the main conflict of most games.   From defining tempo within the context of the game, we go on to explaining how it's typically used and how lists can take advantage of it- as well as how to reverse it and when it's okay to sacrifice it in favor of other things. It's a deep dive into a subject that a lot of people may not be familiar with, so pull on your wetsuit and let's get ready get educational.   Episode Music: Dankmus   Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow   Sponsored by: Vreda Forge   Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/   Directed by: Sean Morgan   Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Tempo, tempo, who's got the tempo? This week on In the Finest Hour we explore a concept that isn't talked about a lot but is pretty fundamental to the game, namely tempo. If you don't play many other games you may not even know what tempo is, exactly, but you've most certainly felt its effects during a match- whether it's because you always seem to be getting the wrong charges off or because you always seem to get onto those objectives a turn too late. Tempo, in short, is the ability to control the pace and flow of a game of 40K and the back-and-forth action that typically defines the main conflict of most games.   From defining tempo within the context of the game, we go on to explaining how it's typically used and how lists can take advantage of it- as well as how to reverse it and when it's okay to sacrifice it in favor of other things. It's a deep dive into a subject that a lot of people may not be familiar with, so pull on your wetsuit and let's get ready get educational.   Episode Music: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dankmus</a> Icon Artist: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rylan Woodrow</a> Sponsored by: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vreda Forge</a> Our Patreon: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep08: Tempo

Ask not what your army can do for you, but what you can do for your army. In every game we inevitably end up losing some of our units, but in a lot of cases that's not such a bad thing- and in this episode, we look at the roles that sacrificial units can play in your army and how best to make use of them. We talk about how to get yourself in the right frame of mind so as not to be upset about those losses, ways and reasons to sacrifice something, and the most dreaded and worthless of all phrases: "m a k i n g  y o u r  p o i n t s  b a c k". From speedbumps to tempo, from objective-holders to shields, and from board control to assassination runs, we cover all of the ways you can make your little spacemans die heroically for you in battle. "Your life is the currency of the Emperor- spend it well." Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Vreda Forge Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ask not what your army can do for you, but what you can do for your army. In every game we inevitably end up losing some of our units, but in a lot of cases that's not such a bad thing- and in this episode, we look at the roles that sacrificial units can play in your army and how best to make use of them. We talk about how to get yourself in the right frame of mind so as not to be upset about those losses, ways and reasons to sacrifice something, and the most dreaded and worthless of all phrases: "m a k i n g  y o u r  p o i n t s  b a c k". From speedbumps to tempo, from objective-holders to shields, and from board control to assassination runs, we cover all of the ways you can make your little spacemans die heroically for you in battle. "Your life is the currency of the Emperor- spend it well." Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Vreda Forge Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep13: Sacrificial Units

This week we've got an important topic to lists of every kind- namely, the difference between giving your opponent a target for their guns and overloading them with things they have to shoot at. Most players recognize, on some level, that having just one of a unit (like vehicles) is often not a great plan, but it's not just because of issues with redundancy in a list- it's also about the kinds of units you give your opponent to shoot at. We talk at length at the various kinds of targets you tend to see on the tabletop as well as the different kinds of weapons that you tend to see for handling them.   However, as every coin has two sides, we also look at when you can have too much of something in a list, and why you would want to avoid that- more isn't always better, as it turns out. Our hosts discuss the costs of saturation, and the limits of what you'll want to put in a list as ways to play against lists that try to achieve hyper-saturation with one or more types of units.   This week also is the introduction of our new List of the Week feature, where one of our three hosts gives a brief shout-out to an army list that they recently found that was interesting, unique, or exceptionally well-crafted. Spoilers: this time around, it involves a lot of daemons.   Episode Music: Dankmus   Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow   Sponsored by: Vreda Forge   Our Patreon: inthefinesthour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/   Directed by: Sean Morgan   Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

This week we've got an important topic to lists of every kind- namely, the difference between giving your opponent a target for their guns and overloading them with things they have to shoot at. Most players recognize, on some level, that having just one of a unit (like vehicles) is often not a great plan, but it's not just because of issues with redundancy in a list- it's also about the kinds of units you give your opponent to shoot at. We talk at length at the various kinds of targets you tend to see on the tabletop as well as the different kinds of weapons that you tend to see for handling them.   However, as every coin has two sides, we also look at when you can have too much of something in a list, and why you would want to avoid that- more isn't always better, as it turns out. Our hosts discuss the costs of saturation, and the limits of what you'll want to put in a list as ways to play against lists that try to achieve hyper-saturation with one or more types of units.   This week also is the introduction of our new List of the Week feature, where one of our three hosts gives a brief shout-out to an army list that they recently found that was interesting, unique, or exceptionally well-crafted. Spoilers: this time around, it involves a lot of daemons.   Episode Music: <a href="https://soundcloud.com/dankmus/the-box-factory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dankmus</a> Icon Artist: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ArtofRylanWoodrow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rylan Woodrow</a> Sponsored by: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/vredaforge/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Vreda Forge</a> Our Patreon: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/creators" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">inthefinesthour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep07: Saturation- Threats vs. Targets

It's not 4th Edition anymore, so missions no longer have a formally-declared "attacker" or "defender", but the struggle is still real- which one are you? Identifying your role during a game is paramount, as it determines whether you need to play aggressively or try to conserve your forces, whether you need to hedge your bets or swing wide, whether you need to aim for the long game or try to blow the opponent out before they can do anything. Misassessing your role can lead to an ignomious defeat, so you want to make sure to know which side of the fence you're on during games. In this episode, we look at what the attacker and defender roles mean, how to tell which you are, and when the roles can reverse themselves (as well as what to do when that happens.) We talk about the tactical and strategic implications of being on both sides and give some specific examples of different matchups and how to explain each of them within this framework. Plus, standing in for Josh this episode we have a very special guest, Justin Whitton of the Northwest Mercs. We also have the first of our Patreon-exclusive episodes up, an interview with some TOs with tips for running your first event; this special episode will eventually be posted for public listening, but supporters of the podcast get it ahead of time as a special bonus. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

It's not 4th Edition anymore, so missions no longer have a formally-declared "attacker" or "defender", but the struggle is still real- which one are you? Identifying your role during a game is paramount, as it determines whether you need to play aggressively or try to conserve your forces, whether you need to hedge your bets or swing wide, whether you need to aim for the long game or try to blow the opponent out before they can do anything. Misassessing your role can lead to an ignomious defeat, so you want to make sure to know which side of the fence you're on during games. In this episode, we look at what the attacker and defender roles mean, how to tell which you are, and when the roles can reverse themselves (as well as what to do when that happens.) We talk about the tactical and strategic implications of being on both sides and give some specific examples of different matchups and how to explain each of them within this framework. Plus, standing in for Josh this episode we have a very special guest, Justin Whitton of the Northwest Mercs. We also have the first of our Patreon-exclusive episodes up, an interview with some TOs with tips for running your first event; this special episode will eventually be posted for public listening, but supporters of the podcast get it ahead of time as a special bonus. Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep28: Attacker or Defender

Joshua does the boots on the ground and Shaylynn provides some air-support while Sean is busy getting lost in the webway.   That's how we do Adepticon Hottakes! Josh shares the latest in 40k gossip as well as setting descriptions so you can have the most informed convention experience should you choose to go at a later date!  Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Mindtaker Miniatures Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Shaylynn Allen Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Joshua does the boots on the ground and Shaylynn provides some air-support while Sean is busy getting lost in the webway.  That's how we do Adepticon Hottakes! Josh shares the latest in 40k gossip as well as setting descriptions so you can have the most informed convention experience should you choose to go at a later date! Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: <a href="https://mindtaker.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mindtaker Miniatures</a> Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Shaylynn Allen Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep: 17.5 Adepticon Hottake 2019

Winning games is, of course, important if you're playing competitively, but before you get to that stage there's something else that you need to do- finish your games. 8th Edition tends to be significantly slower to play than previous iterations of the game and a lot of players are struggling to complete six turns these days, even to the point that tournaments have had to institute time policies. How do you dodge the enforcement on that sort of thing without finding yourself too rushed and making mistakes? These week, our hosts give you the strategies and tips you need to speed up your games while still maintaining quality play. We talk about direct physical aids such as time clocks, of course, but also other tools you can use to speed things up such as measuring devices, trays, and more. We also discuss mental tools you can use to speed your play as well as ways to help you allocate the time you have more efficiently. Plus, a few asides on the worst time-wasting habits that we see in tournament players and why you should avoid them at all costs. If you're looking for a timely episode on a timely subject, look no further! Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Winning games is, of course, important if you're playing competitively, but before you get to that stage there's something else that you need to do- finish your games. 8th Edition tends to be significantly slower to play than previous iterations of the game and a lot of players are struggling to complete six turns these days, even to the point that tournaments have had to institute time policies. How do you dodge the enforcement on that sort of thing without finding yourself too rushed and making mistakes? These week, our hosts give you the strategies and tips you need to speed up your games while still maintaining quality play. We talk about direct physical aids such as time clocks, of course, but also other tools you can use to speed things up such as measuring devices, trays, and more. We also discuss mental tools you can use to speed your play as well as ways to help you allocate the time you have more efficiently. Plus, a few asides on the worst time-wasting habits that we see in tournament players and why you should avoid them at all costs. If you're looking for a timely episode on a timely subject, look no further! Music: Dankmus Art: Rylan Woodrow Our Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/inthefinesthour/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In the Finest Hour</a> Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep27: Playing Fast

Remember when I said I'd kill you last? I lied. This episode is all about choosing your targets- what you can afford to ignore and what you can't, what needs to die and what can wait until next turn. While the movement phase might be the phase that can win you the game, that's hard to do unless you're getting rid of the units in the enemy army that can prevent you from winning. And since you can't kill every unit in their army simultaneously (since it's not 7th Ed anymore), that means picking and choosing your targets carefully to get rid of the ones that can do you the most harm. Over the course of the episode, we talk about getting rid of threats to your threats vs. getting rid of threats to your victory conditions, how your target priority should change over the course of a game, and when you should shift priorities based on bad rolls. We discuss how to deal with reactive stratagems and abilities that your opponent can use against you and how to get around them as well as advice on how to choose the order in which you activate your units, both of which can be critically important in destroying targets effectively. Plus, we cap it all off with a short lesson on knowing your math and overcommitting versus undercommitting- and if you'd rather not do that math yourself, you're in luck, because we have a couple of links created put up by helpful individuals that can do the math for you! http://www.dice-hammer.com/#!/damage My preferred calculator for quick-and-dirty stuff. There's some features it's missing (like "rending" style effects), but if you're just running some raw math on things it's handy. This is probably your best bet for comparing options, since it lets you set up multiple "armies" to contrast them. http://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/ Doesn't let you compare, but provides more in-depth stats on a single unit or weapon. Provides not just the average, but also the distribution on things, which is great for understanding your chances of getting different results. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Vreda Forge Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: https://www.inthefinesthour.com/ Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Remember when I said I'd kill you last? I lied. This episode is all about choosing your targets- what you can afford to ignore and what you can't, what needs to die and what can wait until next turn. While the movement phase might be the phase that can win you the game, that's hard to do unless you're getting rid of the units in the enemy army that can prevent you from winning. And since you can't kill every unit in their army simultaneously (since it's not 7th Ed anymore), that means picking and choosing your targets carefully to get rid of the ones that can do you the most harm. Over the course of the episode, we talk about getting rid of threats to your threats vs. getting rid of threats to your victory conditions, how your target priority should change over the course of a game, and when you should shift priorities based on bad rolls. We discuss how to deal with reactive stratagems and abilities that your opponent can use against you and how to get around them as well as advice on how to choose the order in which you activate your units, both of which can be critically important in destroying targets effectively. Plus, we cap it all off with a short lesson on knowing your math and overcommitting versus undercommitting- and if you'd rather not do that math yourself, you're in luck, because we have a couple of links created put up by helpful individuals that can do the math for you! <a href="http://www.dice-hammer.com/#!/damage" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.dice-hammer.com/#!/damage</a> My preferred calculator for quick-and-dirty stuff. There's some features it's missing (like "rending" style effects), but if you're just running some raw math on things it's handy. This is probably your best bet for comparing options, since it lets you set up multiple "armies" to contrast them. <a href="http://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://mathhammer.thefieldsofblood.com/</a> Doesn't let you compare, but provides more in-depth stats on a single unit or weapon. Provides not just the average, but also the distribution on things, which is great for understanding your chances of getting different results. Episode Music: Dankmus Icon Artist: Rylan Woodrow Sponsored by: Vreda Forge Our Patreon: In the Finest Hour Website: <a href="https://www.inthefinesthour.com/?fbclid=IwAR0_fxNHX6MWX2Vonoeu0zLHeFoukKIeSqMBoNbYz0YvOhsye0e-_CeMr6Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inthefinesthour.com/</a> Directed by: Sean Morgan Edited by: Shaylynn Allen

Ep11: Target Priority

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