PJ Coffey

this week is PJ Coffey from the Southampton Guild of Roleplayers and Homebrew and Hacking TTRPG Design.

As ever I am delighted to be here and joining us also fresh from the deepest bowels of the technical research department having brought us all sorts of exciting graphic design and video editing including for those of you who joined on time and

were alarmed, baffled, dismayed by the lack of heavy metal guitar at the start of our podcast.

It's the one.

It's the only.

Yeah.

We won't be proceeding with it at this time.

We'll be taking it right here on board, move it to the other side of the ship, and then shove it off.

So, okay.

That's big.

That's a big wrap.

Yeah.

That's almost like a zero equivalent.

Yeah.

Side of a door basically.

wider yeah like well it depends on your door but yeah like equivalent in size to a door like if someone showed me I'd be oh it's a bit of a small door but I'd still treat it as a door so yeah like Crawford is probably a bit small but yeah it's big is what we're saying that you could whack it on a door and not have a lot of space left over yeah you could play a really good game with a 40k on it yeah

On your door, yes.

I mean, you might need to take the door off the hinges first and have it horizontal.

So we push the models that are tied on with Velcro with sticks.

I see no flaw in this plan.