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I am interested to see that such a stalwart of video gaming also leans towards tabletop.



Increasing numbers of people at my office are coming out of the closet as tabletop and/or board game players. (I work in a large videogame publishing company.)

I think it shows that tabletop games offer some kinds of emotional involvement you don't get through video, even with the network.

He has been at it for a long time now. Or was it Gabe? I never keep those two apart. I've read that most members of their office are picking up Warmachine.

Tycho was always a D&D player.

Right, that's the guy. He has been into IK or whatever for a long time now. If you watch PA TV you can see some of his Warjacks on his desk.

He also has (or had) a Blood Angel army a while back, so he's no stranger to this sort of thing. Tycho is the more traditional nerd, whereas Gabe is the 'arty nerd'.