How do we pick which board games to cull when we move? What is gaming life like in the military? What's considered a classic nowadays? And what's our ideal convention experience -- deadly viruses aside, that is? Lizzy Funkhouser (Board Game Spotlight) and Derek Funkhouser (Skybound Games) join us to discuss! Here's a full list of games discussed on the show: Intro Medium Q.E. The Walking Dead: Something to Fear Herbaceous Sprouts Derek's topic: What makes an evergreen or classic board game? Axis & Allies Azul Ticket to Ride Dominion Settlers of Catan 7 Wonders Risk Paladins of the West Kingdom Marvel Champions: The Card Game Nemesis Terraforming Mars Twilight Struggle The Castles of Burgundy Viticulture Architects of the West Kingdom Quacks of Quedlinburg Tidal Blades Gloomhaven Blood Rage Carcassonne Monopoly Scrabble The Game of Life El Grande Wingspan Christina's topic: What's your ideal convention experience? MetroX The Taverns of Tiefenthal Lizzy's topic: How do you decide which games to cull or keep? Azul: Summer Pavilion Herbaceous Mombasa Gears of War: The Board Game Chaos in the Old World World of Warcraft: The Board Game StarCraft: The Board Game T.I.M.E Stories Small World Ginkgopolis Rococo Orleans Arboretum Lords of Hellas Shoe's topic: What is board gaming like while deployed or in the armed forces? Magic: The Gathering The Crew Skull King The Resistance The Resistance: Avalon Hanabi Hive Mind Codenames Final thoughts The Godfather: Corleone's Empire