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Merry Christmas and a happy Brexit, everyone! We wrap up 2018 in style and look forward to 2019 with a massive two and a half hours long show.

After immediately slipping into a Magic discussion with Dave, Fab recommends Springsteen on Broadway on Netflix to everyone because it made him cry. There’s also a great interview with Bruce in Esquire magazine.

Fab gives a quick overview of playing the Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II beta. It looks quite promising.

Games Workshop has started a video series called Angels of Death. Of course it can’t possibly compare to the original.

They’ve also started a 40K podcast and hey, it’s an actual podcast! Like, with an RSS feed! Wonders never cease…

We wrap up 2018 with a look back at the year and our podcasting. We also make some wild predictions for 2019, because history tells us that this must be done.

Mike

• Death Company Primaris Marines will enter the lore
• Another Primarch will surface: Russ, The Lion, Fulgrim or Lorgar
• Primaris Marines will enter the meta as cost reductions have started with Vigilus and Chapter Approved
• Hollywood execs decide that it is time to reboot the Avengers and make a new Mario Brothers movie
• There will be a niche market for pre-apocalypse party sets or survival gear in the UK
• Trump will be impeached or resign

Dave

• Microsoft won’t buy Canonical in 2019
• No Deal Brexit is coming
• Leman Russ will return to 40K

Fab

• Microsoft will buy Canonical in 2019
• The only people in the EU who will even notice Brexit are those ordering from Games Workshop or Amazon UK
• Magic Esports will be very successful and paper Magic tournaments will profit from it
• Star Citizen won’t come out in 2019

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