Cargill on NPR?

[cargill]

Yup. Got interviewed earlier this week for the NPR show The Brian Park Project about, of all things, Dungeons & Dragons. You can enjoy 8 whole minutes of Cargill-y goodness here.

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[bushidoredpanda]

It wasn't THAT bad a game really... I didn't realize it was me knocking them over, sorry about that. Smack me next time! :) I try to be as friendly as possible when I play, but I wasn't exactly sure what would have changed your mood...

I actually said that I was playing eldar because I wanted to play a 100% painted army and the blood angels were not finished. Believe me, I would DEFINITELY have played the blood angels if they were done. The eldar is my wife's army and I don't play it often.

[cargill]

Well, then, perhaps we'll have to give it another go in the future. I'm trying to do Thursday night 40K every week (that I don't have a screening), and I'll be playing Blood Angels led by Pizarro in the Mancharan Crusade this fall. So perhaps we'll meet again.

[cargill]

Oh and the Eldar frustration stemmed from me setting out to playing anything but - and I ended up playing 2 of only 3 Eldar players in the whole tourney. I had played the third on Thursday. So it was one of those Murphy's Law "Oh to hell with this" kind of experiences. So I sincerely apologize for being pissy. You just ended up being the caboose on a very bitter karmic train wreck.

Man, and I REALLY wanted to play Nids. 17 5E games and I still haven't played Nids or Tau. No one shows up with them on Thursdays. Sigh.

[bushidoredpanda]

*shudder*

Why would ANYONE want to play against 'nids!?!

Sean is really the only one who consistently plays them, this was the first time I saw Adam at BFG with his.

I haven't really heard much about the campaign, but if I end up involved I will likely be playing the Blood Angels or Deathwing.