Milarki Podcasts

Hello and welcome to the third episode of the Conversation. My name is Kim and in this pod I will interview interesting people from the Age of Sigmar community. In this first season I want to explore the rich but sometimes fractured narrative scene. Together we can learn about the community and the people therein.

In this episode I'm interviewing Keegan, the creator of The Great Weave, a digital platform built to support narrative wargaming. We explore his personal hobby journey, what sparked the creation of The Weave, and how it’s evolving based on the needs of its growing user base.

From the vibrant gaming community in Asia to the shared role platforms like The Weave and Milarki play in connecting players, we dive into how digital spaces are becoming creative hubs—focal points for storytelling, inspiration, and community building. We also chat about the inspiration behind Keegan’s own Age of Sigmar narratives and how to redemption is a great narrative hook for stories.

Whether you're a lore lover, a narrative gamer, or just curious about where the hobby is heading online, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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Jesper and Anders sit down to reflect on the most recent tournament they attended in Eskilstuna. They take a deep dive into the games they played, analyzing key moments, tactical decisions, and how their lists performed under pressure. Along the way, they discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what changes they might make for future events.

In addition to breaking down their own performance, they share their impressions of the venue itself—everything from the atmosphere and organization to the terrain setups and overall experience. The conversation also turns to a broader look at the current state of the gaming scene in Sweden, touching on trends, community growth, and what they hope to see in the months ahead.

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Hello and welcome to the second episode of The Conversation. My name is Kim, and in this podcast, I interview fascinating people from the Age of Sigmar community. In this first season, I want to explore the rich but sometimes fractured narrative scene. Together, we can learn more about the community and the people within it.

In this episode, I'm interviewing Andreas Nyström—a lifelong Warhammer player and a PhD in English literature. We discuss gaming in the gaps, Age of Sigmar as a post-apocalyptic setting, and the Ravage Coast narrative book as a perfect way to conclude your story. We also explore kitbashing and naming your characters as great ways to start your own narrative, as well as the tedious yet rewarding process of learning to write.

All this and much more—so join us as we explore the Age of Sigmar together!

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Jesper Melander and Anders "Böbben" Larsson sit down to discuss the stark differences between playing at the top tables versus the bottom tables in a Warhammer: Age of Sigmar tournament. They explore how mindset, strategy, and even their approach to the rules shift depending on their position in the rankings. At the top tables, precision, deep knowledge of the meta, and calculated risks define the game, while at the bottom tables, the atmosphere can be more relaxed—sometimes unpredictable, sometimes just as intense in its own way.

But before diving into tactics and tournament dynamics, let’s get to know them as players and hobbyists. What drew them into Age of Sigmar? What armies do they favor, and how do they prepare for competitive play? From their earliest games to their biggest tournament moments, this introduction sets the stage for an insightful and entertaining discussion.

Whether you're aiming for the top or embracing the chaos of the bottom tables, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

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Hello and welcome to the premiere episode of the Conversation. My name is Kim and in this pod I will interview interesting people from the Age of Sigmar community. In this first season I want to explore the rich but sometimes fractured narrative scene. Together we can learn about the community and the people therein.

In this episode I'm interviewing Nuno Martin, a well known name in narrative circles and is the current custodian of the NEON Network. We talk about NEON, the narrative event organiser network and its history. We talk about narrative events and go back in time to mention the Coalescence event that brought a sense of togetherness in the narrative space. We talk about the state of the narrative in Games Workshop products, Animosity events and their place in the community, big conventions vs small events. Podcasts you need to listen to, live narrative games on twitch, Grand narrative, siege battles even manowar on a 28mm scale. We also touch on Milarki and how you can use it to further your narrative experience, tips and ideas on how to host you first event. Spearhead, how thinking of the hobby is also part of the hobby, we even touch upon inq28, AoS28 and Turnip28 and their influence of the mortal realms.

If you know someone you think should be interviewed in this pod reach out to me at [email protected]

Enjoy

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