The MeG Podcast Series 4, Episode 7 - Terrain

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The MeG Podcast team with a special guest discuss terrain, how it works in MeG and how we represent it on the table.

Read on for the episode link ...

The usual team of Richard Jeffrey-Cook, Matt Haywood and Nik Gaukroger were joined by Paul Stovell to have a wide ranging conversation about terrain in MeG.

The episode can be found at - https://themegpodcast.podbean.com/e/the-meg-podcast-series-4-episode-7-terrain/

Hopefully this discussion is informative and gets players thinking about how terrain works and is used in MeG, as well as how we represent it on the table.




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