[Wargaming] Just a little something....

.....that I found online today. I was browsing Facebook, and found that the Chain Attack podcast guys had linked to this video. I thought that it provided a decent look into Warmachine, and a bit of insight into the reasons why I play the game. Sure, it could have been longer, but I feel that the level of depth was perfect for people looking for a quick explanation of what the hobby provides for people.


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