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Thank you patrons for helping us pursue one of our very lofty goal, to change the way battle reports are viewed forever.   When six guys got together in January of 2019 and questioned why all the battle reports we watched look similar we decided to try and change the status quo.

Here is a bit of a behind the scenes on our cameras and the brave men who operate them.

Luckily for us a few of us were seasoned veterans in the field of video production and  we quickly got to work to challenge EVERYTHING.  We dreamed big.  

We put forward all the gear we had and all the gear we thought we'd need and suddenly we were dealing with 4-5 cameras per shoot.  Quickly, we had to figure out a way to do this with a limited amount of time and manpower and somehow we've made it work so far.

This came with two of our guys who had no experience with video production to step up and quickly evolve into camera operators.

Tycho and Paul worked really hard to stabilize themselves as secondary shooters.

We are still experimenting.  Still growing.  And, still looking to improve and evolve.  Thank you for supporting us on this endeavour.

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Ender

Top End production for our Hobby. A needed and welcomed change. Keep up the great work gents!

Alex Walker

Your format is FANTASTIC. The whole process (camera switches, overviews, comments, gameplay highlights is great and a joy to watch. You can really see the tactics being played out. I only saw one BatRep in this style before which had the same format but you guys have really nailed it. One thing that might be good for you and nice for us views is a link in the description to the terrain used, the dice (some cool looking ones in your games), game accessories, army lists maybe. That would be amazing and can help people support you financiall if it's done via an Amazon (or similar) associates link. Cheers

Big Dee, The Gamecraft Dragon

Just signed up to be a Patron - you guys are fantastic - and all the work you do is incredible. You guys should really look into working with a maker or whatnot and see about gaming specific merch - dice, command point counters, tokens of various types - might be a good way to expand cost covering

Michael Pace

Really appreciate watching your games. Just started supporting after I saw the latest contest! Fingers Crossed. :)