Adeptus Titanicus – Is the Cost of Battle Too High?
Adeptus Titanicus is a name that has been ringing loudly for some time, as I recall laying eyes on it at Warhammer Fest. Since its […]
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Space Marine Adventures: Labyrinth of the Necrons, who is it for?
Personally, I find accessibility in games to be a very, very key thing. For me, I feel I should be able to pick up a […]
Rules to Remember for Age of Sigmar: Champions
You might have seen us going a little crazy over Age of Sigmar: Champions recently. It’s been out for a little while now and it […]
Warhammer: Champions – A New and Tactical Charge Into the Mortal Realms
Eighteen months ago I could confidently tell you that the last card game I’d remotely dabbled in was Exploding Kittens. As in, I’ve played it […]
Kill Team Review: A Fun But Familiar Leap Into Skirmish Warfare
Those of you who have perused any of my articles will know by now that I love some Warhammer 40,000; Kill Team included. It ticks all […]
Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team – Our Thoughts
Kill Team – the two words together in Warhammer 40K is nothing new. The name and concept have been done for years under Games Workshop […]
Redgrass Games Everlasting Wet Palette Review
I find it difficult to articulate my glee upon first using a wet palette. It’s something like getting your first car. You suddenly have freedom […]
Big Book of Battle Mats – Hands On
Creating dungeons and maps for role-playing game sessions can be exhausting. There’s so much to consider! Aesthetics, settings, balance, excitement, authenticity, it’s a minefield of […]
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Soul Wars – Review
Finally, the Soul Wars box has landed at our doorstep. In this article we’re going to dissect the box and it’s contents to give you […]
Warhammer Age of Sigmar 2nd Edition – Review
When Age of Sigmar launched it was heralded as the most refined and accessible entry into Warhammer to date. It trimmed a lot of the […]