If you want first hand tactical insight from some of the best Mesbg players IN HISTORY… look no further. Can’t recommend it enough, even the older content is still solid gold.

Before I ever played a game I was a tremendous fan of the years of content. Its a masterclass by hosts you’ll enjoy, and whose respective enthusiasm for the game is infectious.

Awesome content from a fantastic cast of players. Also taught me random Australian idioms.

If this podcast were a hobbit hole it would certainly be on Bagshot Row! All the hosts (through the years) have been excellent but Jeremy, Matt and Kylie excel! They go deep into game mechanics and particulars with wonderful tangents and side bars sure to delight the most maggoty of farmer hobbits. Their down under hill humor and general chemistry enliven the most stat driven conversations. This was the first lotr (now me) sbg podcast I found and I haven't had a need to search for any others. Join the global network of listeners and remember, "Traps win games!"

The Green Dragon team has fun sharing their passion for the Hobbit SBG and Tolkien. They entertain. They inform. Their exuberance for the game is contagious. Keep up the great work!

Very informative and funny cast.

While this game isn't the biggest of GW's products I love finding others who love it like I do. Here we are graced with an amazing show with a great variety of hosts. The show has several different styles of episodes, from Know Thine Enemy where a single unit is focused on, or episodes focussing on factions or scenarios, the show is insightful and entertaining. Any time I listen to it I immediately want to get some dice rolling or start up a new force. The episodes come out a regular schedule which keeps me quite happy, especially as I listen to it on a regular schedule (work...) and the only criticism I might have is that sometimes one person may be very quite and so I turn up the volume only for the next person to speak, which will then be quite loud. This isn't enough for me to not listen, but I hope this can be fixed. Remember, traps win games!