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Grown Men Playing with Toys

by Steve and Erik
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Latest episodes

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  • 47 - Shake the Snow Globe: A Check In On Some Of Our Favorite Factions

    September 5, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min

    Send us Fan Mail Cousin Josh joins the chat (literally) for the first time, heckling Erik and Steve from the sidelines while they take a step back from the week-to-week to talk macro direction of where their favorite factions are headed…

  • 46 - The Nerfing Eye of Sauron: Erik's Favorite Factions Take One on the Chin

    August 30, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min

    Send us Fan Mail A balance update dropped this past week and several of Erik's favorite factions got hit with nerfs. Steve declares it a "feelings podcast" and the guys work through Erik's frustration before landing on the real point: how…

  • 45 - Finding Your Nemo: Faction vs Force Disposition Specialization

    August 22, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min

    Send us Fan Mail Team USA won WTC and Steve blindsides Erik by admitting that he has fanboyed over it a bit.  The guys break down how a Guard player ground out key tournament-clinching wins and why "keep it simple and execute flawlessly"…

  • 44 - My Other Army Is a Flowchart: The Deliverability Problem

    August 15, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min

    Send us Fan Mail Erik is back on Orks and built a "just for fun" Da Big Hunt list that somehow tabled a CSM Defiler heavy army despite calling the Waaagh! in Round 1.  This has Steve's attention and the guys dive into why this strategy…

  • 43 - Are You Not Entertained?: Why Playing 40K at Your LGS Hits Different

    August 7, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min

    Send us Fan Mail Erik and Steve were supposed to sneak out for a game at the Local Game Store (LGS) this week and instead got stuck at home, so naturally they spent forty-five minutes turning that disappointment into a full breakdown of…

  • 42 - I'm Not Dead Yet: 40K's First Balance Update

    July 31, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min

    Send us Fan Mail Steve is fighting off a Nurgle infection, Erik is fighting off bad habits with Cursed Legion Necrons, and everybody on the internet is convinced their faction is dead. Spoiler....they're not dead yet.  Erik and Steve are…

  • 41 - Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho: Barnhammer's First Taste of 11th Edition

    July 21, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min

    Send us Fan Mail Erik is back from vacation to find that Barnhammer has been played without him.  He's definitely not feeling jealous, FOMO, or left out and DEFINITELY is not punishing Steve for organizing it without him by making Steve…

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About the show

Grown Men Playing With Toys is a Warhammer 40,000 podcast about getting better at the game without it feeling like a job or chore. Join longtime friends Erik and Steve for practical discussions of strategy, list building, painting, and the lessons learned from games that went brilliantly.....or spectacularly wrong. Drawing on their systems engineering backgrounds and different approaches to 40K, they explore where casual and competitive play meet, with plenty of stories and friendly disagreements along the way. This is a podcast for players who enjoy thinking seriously about their toy soldiers and laughing with the friends across the table. They said we were too old. We said, “Hold our dice!”