Cockles Faulkner
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Legion tactics with tournament-table banter.
That’s No Moon treats Star Wars Legion like a living event scene, not a rulebook on a shelf. Episodes move from jokes and scheduling chaos into list archetypes, event prep, matchup lessons, and practical table decisions.
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That’s No Moon is a Star Wars Legion podcast rooted in the UK and European competitive scene. It sounds like regular players catching up before they start pulling lists apart. The opening minutes often wander through work shifts, missed recordings, technical issues, holidays, rugby injuries, community jokes, or who has been left in charge this time. Then the table talk sharpens. The panel works through gunlines, droid builds, battle card choices, primaries, secondaries, recover plays, bunker assault plans, and the small support decisions that decide whether a list actually functions. A unit is rarely just a unit. It has to feed aims, hold a lane, threaten melee, buy time, or make the next activation stronger. That practical lens gives the show its value. Episodes around Worlds, Adepticon, and other events follow the meta through real preparation rather than abstract rankings. The panel talks about double snails, deckers, BXs, B1s, Cassian fleets, sleeper cells, Grievous on wheel bike, and similar pieces as active problems to solve. The result can be messy. It can also be very specific. There are quick disagreements, repeated clarifications, and plenty of laughter left in the recording. Special episodes stretch the format with quizzes, Patreon/community business, or conversations with AMG guests. Even then, the focus stays close to the people who play, organize, test, travel, and argue about Legion. That’s No Moon suits listeners who enjoy the social texture of a gaming club as much as the strategy. It is best when the panel is collectively pressure-testing an idea until the useful answer finally drops out.
Made for: Built for Star Wars Legion players who follow competitive lists, event prep, faction changes, and tabletop problem-solving. Newer players may still enjoy the energy, but the show assumes comfort with Legion terminology.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the mix of UK-and-European community texture with detailed, lived-in tactical debate. The panel does not smooth away the jokes, interruptions, or corrections, so the strategy arrives with the feel of real post-game table talk.
That's No Moon: A Star Wars Legion Podcast. A UK & European Star Wars Legion Podcast. Expect unit reviews, battle reports and general Star Wars Legion chit chat from a UK and European perspective. That’s No Moon features three of the UK’s most known players in the UK Star Wars Legion scene. Andy Terrell, also known as AJST on discord is “pundit” number one. As current UK champion, tournament organiser and once described as the UK’s version of LJ Pena, what this man doesn’t know about Legion isn’t worth knowing. Expect expert tactical advice and insightful takes as this...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed list analysis, candid battle reports and lively crew chemistry reveal how Star Wars Legion games are planned, supported and sometimes lost.
That's No Moon turns Star Wars Legion play into an animated table discussion, with Cockles and the regular crew moving easily between tournament results, practice games and the decisions hidden inside an army list.
A scanner token starts a rules argument; your inner tournament judge is reaching for the book.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose but practical gunline discussion that turns list theory into competitive thinking.
The episode opens in a loose, table-talk rhythm, with technical trouble, missing Zoom details, shifting work schedules, and the familiar scramble of getting everyone settled.
A practical Legion rundown with real table talk and just enough chaos to keep it moving.
That's No Moon comes back with a focused Legion conversation about missions, secondaries, and event prep. The talk stays practical, moving through list changes, scoring logic, and the ripple effects of shifting battle cards.
A relaxed holiday quiz built around Star Wars Legion chatter, team banter, and one instantly regretted Babu Frik choice.
That's No Moon frames its 2025 Christmas special as a nine-person holiday quiz, with three teams of three passing around jokes, guesses, and points.
Loose Legion banter turns a messy recap into useful table talk.
The episode is a loose, community first Legion hangout that starts with introductions and settles into practical table talk. It spends its time on how to survive droid pressure, keep key pieces alive, and answer Grievous when the wheel bike shows up.
A loose special clarifies how AMG, Asmodee, and Legion community frustration fit together.
A one-off special uses visits from Atomic Mass Games to clarify the business machinery around Star Wars Legion. Andrew Durson and Will Schick explain how AMG relates to Asmodee, why that distinction matters when players are struggling to find stock, and why Asmodee branding has…
Worlds prep with list talk, matchup discussion, and enough Legion meta detail to stay useful.
The episode stays close to Worlds preparation, moving through practice results, list theory, and matchup talk without losing its line. It gives real attention to Legion-specific details, from double snail builds to Decker-heavy lists and the way reinforcements on snails changes…
A disputed Legion rules call becomes a jokey, grounded discussion of panic, tokens, and timing.
That No Moon turns a disputed Legion rules call into a clear, watchable breakdown of panic, tokens, and timing. Andy Terrell and Oli keep the back-and-forth lively, but the conversation never loses its footing as it tracks how the sequence unfolds, when panic is checked, and…
The hosts discuss their experiences at Adepticon and recent games of Star Wars Legion.
The crew opens with a bit of chaos around recording schedules, work shifts, and missing Zoom details.
Cockles is back after a short hiatus.
The That's No Moon Christmas 2025 special gathers nine Star Wars Legion community members — including current world champion Isaiah from Seattle and UK players Andy, Ollie, and Louisa (a married couple competing against each other) — into three teams for a four-round Christmas quiz covering Star Wars Legion card costs, Christmas music identification, Star Wars media trivia, and a captains-only potluck round.
The host opens by saying there was no prep and goes straight into introductions.
That's No Moon hosts a developer Q&A with AMG's Will Schick (VP of Creative Development) and Andrew Dursum (lead developer on Star Wars Legion), answering community questions collected from Patreon supporters.
The host and a guest discuss listening back to a previous episode while on holiday and reflect on being too kind in their commentary.
The hosts open with Worlds 2025 preview talk, comparing practice results and current confidence levels.
The episode opens with a disputed rules call.
This episode features a recap and reflections on the UK Games Expo, discussing the event, games, and social aspects with guests.
This episode of the Star Wars Legion podcast features four hosts, including Andy Terrell, who humorously discusses his nickname related to eating dogs and shares memes about it.