I would go with Missing In Action. It shows the contrasts in Imperial life as he goes from the spires to the lower levels of Urbitane, it goes over the role of Inquisitor as an investigator, it’s got horrific elements, it’s got action, and a sad ending that shows how for some, the war doesn’t end when you leave the…

Inquisitor (later Grandmaster) Osma prosecuted a carta extremis against Eisenhorn and had him arrested and interrogated. Eisenhorn escaped the day before he was due to be transported for a tribunal.

‘Ere we go, ‘ere we go, ‘ere we go, ‘ere we go, ‘kross de cosmos.

The MB Games boardgame? Not at all. The backgrounds for Heroquest and Space Crusade were both based on the Warhammer Fantasy and 40K settings, as indicated in their manuals.

“No, it’s not a TV version of Brie Larson’s Netflix movie about a store.”

The name is not great. The composition makes little sense. But I could see it making a fun game.

Can I ask why you didn’t use a picture that illustrated your point?

I have so much time for Nog. Boy had a real story, an arc and growth in unexpected ways. You’ve got to have those early parts to see how much he changes.

If you don’t, you’re not trying.

I would have had an easier time with Answer the Call if they had kept to that. The Ghostbusters disband, the franchise operation lets them all retire, but by 2016 the levels of paranormal activity have hit an all-time low, and so have their licensing fees (Venkman basically keeps it going for beer money (disclaimer: I…

We’re into the co-operative games in our household, so Forbidden Island and Eldritch Horror get pulled out fairly regularly. Got an eye on Blackstone Fortress but the price is a sticking point. Maybe for Christmas.

I really didn’t mind Bob. What they did fit the medium better.

YES.

Ah, well, he’s screwed then. Dark Angels are always up to shady business. For Sanguinius and the Emperor!

Pretty much. Having it set after the end of the films would have solved things nicely for me. 

What? No Eldritch Horror? The globe-trotting spiritual successor to Arkham Horror with slightly less emphasis on pure chance while still maintaining the feel of trying to sandbag the Apocalypse at one minute to midnight? Because that's a game I can recommend.

It's dinky! You'd be lucky to fit a couple of Small Lasers on that thing.

I try and pick up one the third ring at work. It’s just a habit.

But he was still TROGDOR!

Bonding!