The Havoc Rundown

What does it take to stay competitive at the top of the 12-pound division? This week, we sit down with Zack Knight — the builder behind Pramheda, one of the most consistent and feared vertical spinners in NHRL, for a deep dive into design philosophy, strategic thinking, and what keeps him pushing the sport forward.Zack breaks down how he approaches robot design, why calculated risk-taking is just as important as engineering precision, and what it means to be part of the NHRL builder community. We also get a sneak peek at the stacked robot lineup heading into the next competition — and trust us, you're not going to want to miss it.Plus, Ryan takes over Game Corner with a robot name guessing game featuring some of the most creative (and chaotic) bots heading to the March NHRL event. Can the crew hold their own against Ryan's increasingly unfair ruleset? Tune in to find out.Zack Knight: https://havocrundown.com/en/builder/zack-knight-1763909411206🎵 Music Credits:No Trust by Flint & Roie ShpiglerLate Night Dreams by Kirsten CollinsNight Lights by Alex MakeMusicAll music licensed via Artlist.io

In this episode, we break down the February 7th NHRL event from top to bottom, the standout performances, the biggest upsets, and what the results mean moving forward.We’re joined by Julian and Dima Papasian to talk about their experience at the event, high-level driving strategy, tough matchups, and how preparation and adjustments play out inside the cage.We dive into the top-performing bots across the weight classes, early exits that shook up expectations, and the evolving flame bot meta that continues to shift strategy at NHRL. We also unpack a full Havoc Rundown Fantasy League recap, including major leaderboard movement and a dramatic climb up the standings.And in true Havoc fashion, things take a turn with a round of Spyfall, where one robot is the secret and the interrogation gets intense. It’s part mind game, part chaos, and exactly the kind of energy you’d expect from this crew.We wrap it all up with Listener Mailbag questions from the community, bringing even more personality and perspective into the episode.From bracket chaos to strategy deep-dives to a little undercover fun, this episode covers everything that went down on February 7th.🌐 Website: https://havocrundown.com/en🎵 Background Music Credits:Kissing the Moon by SkygazeBasement by MonakoEpisode 6 by Walz

We’re gearing up for the first major combat robotics event of 2026, and this week we’re joined by Team Omega to break down everything you need to know about Mass Destruction: Resurgence 5, happening January 31st at the Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation in Waltham, Massachusetts.Team Omega, the builders behind legendary robots like Starchild and Ripperoni and longtime pillars of the New England combat robotics scene, joins us to talk about the history of Mass Destruction, why they brought the event back, and what makes it one of the most approachable and community-driven tournaments in the sport. We dive into what makes the Mass Destruction arena unique, including its infamous launching pit, how it changes match strategy, and why this event continues to attract both first-time builders and top-tier competitors.We also walk through what to expect from the upcoming event, including the beetleweight and plastic ant classes, standout bots attending, how the event is structured to maximize fights, and what makes Mass Destruction different from larger, more rigid competitions. Along the way, Team Omega shares behind-the-scenes insight into running an event, evolving arena design, and the philosophy behind keeping robot combat fun, accessible, and chaotic in the best way possible.🛠️ Event Links - Havoc Rundown Event Page:https://havocrundown.com/en/events/events-6468Official Mass Destruction Registration:https://www.robotcombatevents.com/events/6468📺 Live Stream (Omega Robotics Team):https://www.youtube.com/@OmegaRoboticsTeam/streams🌐 Havoc Rundown Website:https://havocrundown.com/en🎵 Background Music CreditsCactus Flower (Instrumental) by Southern CallLosing Time (Instrumental) by Brian McMasterSmoke & Sizzle by Danny Shields

It’s a brand-new year at Havoc Rundown, and we’re kicking things off with a streamlined, no-frills kickoff episode. No guests, no commercials, just the crew laying out what’s changing, what’s staying, and what’s coming next.In this New Year intro, we break down everything new for 2026, including a full walkthrough of the updated Havoc Rundown Fantasy League. We cover how the league is evolving, what new formats and ideas are being tested, and how listeners can get involved this season. This episode sets the foundation for the year ahead and explains where the fantasy league is headed as it continues to grow.We also look forward to what’s coming next for the podcast, including our first official guest episode of the year, dropping soon.This is a commercial-free episode focused entirely on updates, plans, and setting expectations for the season ahead. Thanks for being part of the ride, and welcome to a new year of Havoc.🌐 Visit us at https://havocrundown.com/en🎵 Music CreditsWALAKATA by LalineaCoffee Stop by Aveso k t o b u by Benny Bronco

This week on The Havoc Rundown, the crew comes together for a special roundtable episode to close out the year and officially wrap up Season 2. With no guest and no commercial breaks, this episode is a candid, free-flowing conversation covering combat robotics, the podcast, and the community that surrounds it.The team reflects on the past year, discussing standout moments, how the sport continues to evolve, and what they’ve learned from covering events, builders, and competitions. Ryan brings a game segment to the table, sparking debate and laughs around pit life, tools, and shared builder experiences, while the conversation naturally moves into broader thoughts on events, volunteering, and what makes the combat robotics community special.On the podcast side, the crew talks openly about what worked this season, how recurring segments and listener interaction shaped the show, and how everything is becoming more connected through havocrundown.com. Tony breaks down the vision for the website, including the robot registry, stats, rankings, events, games, and plans to continue building it into a central hub for the sport.Listener mailbag questions help guide the back half of the episode, touching on future ideas, community growth, and where both the podcast and combat robotics could be heading next. As the final episode of the year and the final episode of Season 2, we want to sincerely thank our listeners for an amazing year of support. We couldn’t do this without you, and we’ll see you next season.

This week, we’re joined by Jamison Go, two-time NHRL worldchampion, BattleBots veteran, and one of the most respected builders in thesport. With the 2025 NHRL World Championships right around the corner, we sitdown to talk about what to expect across all three weight classes, who’slooking dangerous, and what it takes to show up and win on one of the biggeststages in combat robotics. Jamison shares his thoughts on the current meta, thebots and builders that could shake things up, and how experience, preparation,and adaptability all come into play when the pressure hits.We also get into builder mindset heading into a high-stakesevent, why consistency beats flash, and what makes NHRL’s championship formatso intense. Along the way there’s the usual chaos—Game Corner antics, boldpredictions, and the crew does their best to keep things on track while Jamisondrops real insight. If you’re watching the championship, building for the nextseason, or just love hearing from one of the best in the game, this is the oneto queue up.GuestJamison Go – Multi-division NHRL champion, builder of Silent X, Megatron,SawBlaze, and moreBackground Music"Memory" by Magiksolo – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/memory/63842"Relax Bro" by Flint – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/relax-bro/134054"Fat Banana" by Kicktracks – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/fat-banana/109019More from Havoc RundownTo Listen to More Episodes, Get Merch, Watch Videos and more swing on over to https://havocrundown.com

In this episode, we’re joined by Richard Tieman, the newest addition to the NHRL commentary team and a rising voice in combat robotics broadcasting. Known for his high-energy pit reporting during Prime Time and thoughtful engagement with builders behind the scenes, Richard brings a fresh perspective to how the sport is covered, narrated, and grown.We talk about his journey from radio broadcasting to combat robotics, what it takes to stay sharp on the mic during chaotic tournament weekends, and the importance of spotlighting builders, bots, and stories that don’t always make the stream.This episode dives into the challenges of live commentary, the value of storytelling in robot sports, and how media coverage can shape the experience for both fans and competitors.Guest: Richard Tieman – NHRL Commentator & Pit ReporterFollow Richard: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardtieman/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/real_richard_t/?hl=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp57rT5ejVCw5MP1aHiz2mA/videosBackground Music:"Morning" by Out of Flux – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/morning/137730"Late Brew" by Danny Shields – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/late-brew/137393"Wakalata" by Lalinea – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/walakata-creative-cut-chill/137439Havoc Rundown Links:All our links, socials & merch: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

In this special episode, we welcome Kekoto Maane, builder of some of the most unpredictable, off-meta, and surprisingly effective robots in the combat scene, including Kill It With Fire and the multi-bot marvel Power of Friendship. We dive into his creative process, why building “weird” works, and how he turns chaos into consistency.The crew kicks off with a festive Halloween edition of Ryan’s Game Corner, featuring AI-generated costume concepts inspired by popular bots and builders. Then it’s on to Choose Your Champion, where everyone shares their top picks and predictions for the upcoming November NHRL qualifier across all weight classes.Later, in our new Bot Lab segment, we throw absurd design prompts at each other...like building bots with no motors or that lose weight every 30 seconds...to see who can come up with the most chaotic concepts. Finally, we dive into the Listener Mailbag for some great questions from the community, covering Kekoto’s robot ideas, creative philosophy, and plans for future builds.From jelly-covered arenas to Easy-Bake flamethrowers and 6-driver bots, this episode celebrates the imagination and ingenuity that makes robot combat so exciting.Guest: Kekoto Maane – Builder of Power of Friendship, Kill It With Fire, and moreBackground Music: "Together" by Out of Flux – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/together/137731"Shoujo" by Magiksolo – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/shoujo/137681"Sunshine Rider" by Dor-C – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/sunshine-rider/135317Follow Havoc Rundown: All our socials, YouTube, and merch: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

In this episode, we’re joined by Paige Clayfield, builder of Jelly Baby—one of NHRL’s most feared and consistent 3-pound control bots. Coming off her second dumpster win of the season, Paige walks us through the October 4th qualifier, the evolution of Jelly Baby’s design, and what it takes to dominate a division known for explosive spinners and fast turnarounds.We also dive into a full recap of the October NHRL event, including standout performances in the 30-pound and 12-pound brackets, emotional moments from Maximizer, and the cage-breaking clash between Ares and Deadrise.The episode opens with another chaotic edition of Ryan’s Game Corner, where the crew (with Paige’s help) struggles to guess the media references behind robot names—and slowly loses their minds in the process.Later, we talk shop about forks, foam, floppy armor, and the power of orange juice. Paige shares advice for aspiring builders, reveals her dream matchup, and discusses the community-driven spirit that keeps her coming back to the box.Guest: Paige Clayfield – Builder of Jelly BabyBackground Music:"Shoujo" by Magiksolo – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/shoujo/137681"Blue Morning" by Johnny Gorillas – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/blue-morning/123397"Coffee Stop" by Aves – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/coffee-stop/132138Havoc Rundown Links: All our links, socials & merch: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

In this episode, we welcome veteran builder and BattleBots driver Zach Lytle, the mind behind Skorpios and founder of Bot Bash, a hands-on educational robotics program that teaches kids engineering through real robot demos and engagement. Zach shares his journey from BattleBots to Bot Bash and walks us through what it takes to compete, teach, and grow the next generation of builders.We kick things off with Ryan’s Game Corner, featuring a pumpkin spice-themed trivia challenge that spirals into total seasonal chaos. Then we dive into predictions for the upcoming NHRL World Championship qualifier, share insights on standout bots across weight classes, and discuss what makes NHRL such a unique competition environment.Zach also opens up about his latest bot H-Bomb, what excites him about entering NHRL for the first time, and the importance of community support in combat robotics, from LEGO bots to 250-pound monsters.Guest:Zach Lytle – Skorpios BattleBot / Bot BashFollow Zach & Skorpios:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SkorpiosBattlebotInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/skorpios_battlebots/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SkorpiosBattleBot/Bot Bash: https://botbashparty.com/Background Music:"Shoujo" by Magiksolo – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/shoujo/137681"Late Brew" by Danny Shields – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/late-brew/137393"Fold" by Nuer Self – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/fold/137527Havoc Rundown Links:All our links, socials & merch: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

For the final episode in our Around the World summer series, we’re handing the mic to Ryan for something completely different: a full-on trivia showdown. That’s right—this one’s all games, all chaos, and absolutely no structure.Ryan takes over with a custom-built Jeopardy-style game covering everything from combat robot history to media appearances, obscure builder facts, and even some unhinged Over/Under challenges. The entire Havoc Rundown crew—Tony, Ashley, Megan, Thomas, and Justin—battle for trivia supremacy with custom buzzer sounds, questionable guesses, and a lot of shouting.Expect nonsense, obscure facts, and a surprising amount of yelling about Gundams, syringes, and Mechagodzilla alloys. It’s loud, it’s weird, and it’s a lot of fun.Huge thanks to all the builders who helped contribute questions and facts for this special episode!Video: https://youtu.be/rVzlFX9J1RoHavoc Rundown LinksAll our links and socials: ⁠https://linktr.ee/havocrundown⁠Background Music"Kissing the Moon" by Skygaze – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/kissing-the-moon/135750"Roll the Dice" by DG Pacino – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/roll-the-dice-no-lead-vocals/135538"Post Bloom" by Skygaze – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/post-bloom/137449

In this episode of our Around the World summer series, we travel to Brazil to explore one of the most decorated and innovative combat robotics teams in the world: UaiRrior Robotics, builders of the legendary heavyweight Black Dragon.We sit down with Pedro Paulo and Leonardo Labegalini from UaiRrior to talk about what makes Brazilian bots so resilient, how they’ve built a high-performance team from the ground up, and the unique role that universities play in keeping Brazil’s combat robotics scene thriving. From handmade electronics to homemade rivalries (complete with team fight songs), this is a deep dive into a community fueled by passion, precision, and a whole lot of heart.We also discuss the rise of micro hockey bots, the challenges of sourcing materials in Brazil, and how the UaiRrior team manages to remain one of the most feared—and beloved—forces on the global stage.GuestsPedro Paulo & Leonardo Labegalini – UaiRrior RoboticsUaiRrior LinksWebsite: https://uairrior.com.br/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@uairriorBackground Music"Morning Booster" by Elifas Sonaru – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/morning-booster/137482"Bokeh" by Soundroll – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/bokeh/32670"Extra Sauce" by Aves – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/extra-sauce/137138Havoc Rundown LinksAll our links and socials: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

In this episode of the Havoc Rundown, we head to Australia as part of our “Around the World” summer series to spotlight one of the most creative forces in the southern hemisphere: Ben Hayton of Team Panic Robotics.Ben shares the evolution of Australia’s combat robotics scene—from grassroots antweight events in backyard sheds to national featherweight championships—and what makes the Aussie bot community so unique. We explore differences in design philosophy, resource challenges, the joys of putting on a show, and why MDF arena floors change everything.We also dive into Ben’s prolific catalog of bots (including the squeaky hammer-bot “Squeak” and the toaster-themed “Breakfast”), how he balances building and content creation, and his dream of building a robot on-the-fly with only what he can find at a local store.Whether you’re a longtime viewer of Team Panic or curious about how combat robotics looks outside the US, this episode offers insight, laughs, and plenty of robot inspiration.GuestBen Hayton – Founder of Team Panic RoboticsTeam Panic LinksTeam Panic Wiki: https://ultimate-robot-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Team_PanicYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TeamPanicRoboticsBackground Music"Street Life" by Johnny Gorillas – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/street-life/135338"Raindrops" by Ariel Shalom – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/raindrops-instrumental-version/134999"Evening Elegance" by Avni Vibes – https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/evening-elegance/131780Havoc Rundown LinksAll our links and socials: https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

We’re kicking off our Robots Around the World summer series with a visit to the Great White North! In this episode, we sit down with Team Unforeseen Consequences, the Canadian builders behind the terrifying melty brain robot Demon Core. We talk about how they got started, what makes the Canadian combat robotics scene unique, and how they engineered a 30lb bot that sounds like something out of a sci-fi nightmare.We dive into their experience at NHRL, their last-minute flight fiascos, the joys of testing terrifying machines in small garages, and how they plan to evolve Demon Core after a strong showing in June. There’s plenty of technical talk, great laughs, and a heated debate about the best poutine in Canada (spoiler: Costco fans, rise up).Plus, we answer your listener questions, discuss scaling melty brains to larger weight classes, and hear some incredible stories about inspiring the next generation of builders.🎵 Music by:“Baby” by EG404“Crème” by Barrell“Forgotten Dreams” by Aves📲 Links & Support:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/havocrundownMerch: https://www.bonfire.com/havoc-rundown-tee/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553209148845

On this episode of Havoc Rundown, the team dives into the June NHRL event to recap the most explosive moments from all three brackets. From Monkfish’s relentless run in the 3s, to Full Court’s suffocating dominance in the 12s, to Red Storm’s suplex-powered 30lb championship win, it’s a full breakdown of the chaos, upsets, and highlights that defined the event.Special guest Kevin Milczewski joins the Rundown to talk all things control bots—from his suplex-savvy design choices in Red Storm and Timber Viper to his sportsmanship in the finals and strategies for lifting (and flipping) house bots. He also answers a jam-packed Listener Mailbag with questions about drivetrain design, dual-jaw lifters, robot testing rituals, and why he almost welded a chair to his heavyweight.Also in this episode:Fantasy League shakeups and surprise MVPsThe evolving fire bot meta and how teams are starting to counter itA discussion on Kill Switch, Dutch Oven, and other bracket standoutsThomas’s airbag-free conspiracy theories and very serious questions about Timber Viper’s timber-vipe potential🎧 Music in this episode:Ryan Montbleau – “Break the Silence”Aves – “Forgotten Dreams”Shinto – “Dinner”Grab merch, support the show, and follow us at https://linktr.ee/havocrundownThanks to our partner Just Cuz Robotics – https://justcuzrobotics.com/

The June 7th NHRL event is almost here, and the Havoc Rundown crew is breaking it all down! We’re joined by fantasy league front-runner Dan Dischino for a stat-packed episode featuring Ryan’s chaotic new game “Over and Under,” where the house is out for blood. We preview the June event by weight class, spotlighting returning legends like Dutch Oven, Megatron, Red Storm, and fan-favorites like Big Frank and Monkfish. From flame bot meta shifts to melty brain enthusiasm, we dig into evolving strategies, emotional storylines, and what it takes to draft a championship team. Plus, listener questions, rabbit mascots, and the emotional core of combat robotics. This is the most stacked episode yet—don’t miss it.Special Guest:Dan Dischino – Fantasy League Leader, Team BrandeisSegments:🎲 Game Corner: “Over and Under”🔍 June NHRL Preview🎙️ Five in Focus: Interview with Dan Dischino📬 Listener MailbagMusic Featured:🎵 Sunshine Rider by Dor-c🎵 Oblivion by Benny Bronco🎵 On My Own by Sedley Beats🎧 Follow us, grab some merch, or join the fantasy league: linktr.ee/havocrundown

This one’s for the family bots and fantasy league fanatics! In this jam-packed episode, we dive into the unforgettable May NHRL Event, spotlighting Sad Octopus’s phenomenal semifinal run and the Garen family behind the bot. Cameron, Patrick, and Nora join us to share their journey—from foam wheels to custom casting, from test matches at home to taking down Cold Snap.🦑 We also break down other major May storylines:The rise of fire bots and how they’re reshaping the metaFantasy League shakeups and Ryan’s redemption arcStandout performances from Chaos Upright, Waddles, Open Hell, and morePrime Time surprises and the ever-evolving competition landscape🎮 Ryan brings back the Name Game in Game Corner (spoiler: the house gets some points), and we close things out with our biggest Listener Mailbag yet—shoutout to the community for top-tier questions.💡 Five in Focus gets personal with the Garen family, touching on design origins, sibling rivalries, and what it’s like to build and battle together.🎶 Music in this episode:"Will You Dance With Me" by Lalnea"Good Morning" by Barrell"Better" by Aves🎧 Music licensed via Artlist.io📌 Links Mentioned:Our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/havocrundownCameron and Nora’s YouTube (DuckBots): https://www.youtube.com/@DuckBots66🙌 Subscribe, share, and join our Discord for live event chatter, fantasy league updates, and more from the world of combat robotics.

In this no-guest chaos episode of Havoc Rundown, the full crew returns for a jam-packed May NHRL preview. Things kick off with Ryan’s Game Corner and its debut segment, The Price is Fight—a Price is Right-style game guessing bot build costs, spare parts, and some hilariously overpriced eBay listings. From there, it’s on to Mayhem in May, with fantasy draft predictions and bots to watch including Kratos, Sweet Tooth, Colossal Avian, Buzzkill, Chainsaw Massacre, and hover-melty newcomer Open Hell. The team dives deep into trends like the rise of flame bots, college team surges, and what to expect from a packed 12lb field. A new segment, Pass the Question, throws the hosts into a round-robin of bizarre questions—ranging from rude animals and Mortal Kombat robot picks to cross-country road trips. Finally, the listener mailbag delivers more absurdity with zombie survival plans, sandwich debates, and robot-themed board game pitches. Whether you’re tracking your fantasy team or just here for the banter, this episode brings the full-force chaos.🎵 Background Music:“Squoosh!” by Jimit: https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/squoosh/126734“The Beat Detector” by Novembers: https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/the-beat-detector/97421“Cruise Control” by LOLEK: https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/cruise-control/78793Follow Us:Discord: https://discord.gg/5NU3YVznhBFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/havocrundownLinktree (for merch & more): https://linktr.ee/havocrundown

This week on The Havoc Rundown, we’re joined by none other than Tim Hebert—robotics educator, NHRL fan favorite, and the brilliant (and slightly chaotic) mind behind Chubby Unicode. That’s right, not Unicorn—Unicode. Tim talks with us about driving his bot with everything from a dance pad to a drum kit, and how experimental control systems can actually hold their own in the cage.We break down the April 5th NHRL event with over 150 bots and some of the most emotional and unexpected moments we’ve ever seen—including Chainsaw Kitty’s legendary run. Plus, we dive into some serious fantasy league drama (Dan is running away with it), and the whole crew gets tested in Ryan’s Spelling Bee of Doom.Later, we put Tim through our Five in Focus deep-dive questions and end the show with our now-iconic Rapid-Fire Build-Off, where bot pitches are built around pure chaos and random word prompts.Massive thank you to Tim Hebert for joining us, sharing his story, and giving us all a reason to believe a drum kit can be a weapon of mass disruption.Want to keep up with our latest episodes, fantasy league updates, merch drops, and more?👉 https://linktr.ee/havocrundownFollow us on your favorite social platform and don’t forget to tag us during events or while you’re watching the latest fight stream!Background Music Featured In This Episode:Put On Your Fire by Cosmonkey🔗 https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/put-on-your-fire/120462Attikan Roast by Steven Beddall & Mansij🔗 https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/attikan-roast/103837Finale by MILANO🔗 https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/finale/96343All music licensed via Artlist.io

In this special episode of Havoc Rundown, the crew welcomes an all-star lineup from the MIT Combat Robotics Club ahead of the April NHRL event. From bold design philosophies to open-source accessibility, this conversation dives into what it takes to build competitive bots under pressure—while juggling coursework, team dynamics, and the love of the sport.Each builder brings their own unique flavor to the fight, and you’ll get an inside look at six exciting bots being prepped for the arena. Plus, things get competitive in our Game Corner with a round of Name That Bot, putting the MIT crew’s trivia skills to the test.If you’re into design innovation, builder culture, or just love a good rivalry, this episode’s got something for you.🎉 Special Thanks To Our Guests from the MIT Combat Robotics ClubHuge thanks to the brilliant MIT team for joining us and sharing their builds:Ryan Duarte – Budgetboi, an open-source 12lb bot designed for maximum accessibilityAbi Dixon – Killer Queen, a striking new contender with creative weapon architectureAnhad Sawhney – Kratos, featuring a custom axial flux motor for peak performanceMiles Roper – Traiano, a hammer saw bot built with precision and powerTom Nguyen – Marshmallow, returning with smart design and tactical flexibilityCarlos Lopez – Underdawg, a bot with heart, grit, and sharp engineering instinctsWe loved having you all on the show—good luck in April!🔗 Follow Us & Join the Community!Stay locked in with everything Havoc Rundown—from fantasy league updates to bot breakdowns:📲 https://linktr.ee/havocrundown🎶 Music CreditsThis episode features royalty-free tracks from Artlist:Paving the Way by Danny ShieldsListen hereHands Held High by AvesListen herePine by JoleyListen here