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Daughters of Khaine: Battletomb, first look.
Daughters of Khaine are next week receiving their Battle tomb for Age of Sigmar. We get to take a closer look at the Daughters of Khaine. Ahead of the time when blood will spill in […]
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Age of Sigmar
Battletome: Hedonites of Slaanesh – Review
After the rather tumultuous events of Broken Realms: Morathi, it’s hardly a surprise that the Hedonites of Slaanesh are now squarely in the spotlight for Age of Sigmar. Dancing graciously and eerily on center-stage, let’s […]
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Codex: Death Guard Review – Unnatural Vitality
In what feels like a lifetime ago, the putrid Death Guard ushered in Dark Imperium alongside their Daemon Primarch Mortarion. As a long-standing fan of the XIV Legion, I was beyond joyous over this particular […]
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Space Wolves Codex Review
The late end of 2020 draws through ever more so, and with it comes a slew of new codex updates for Warhammer 40,000. Space Wolves are one of the first factions to see a refresh […]
Age of Sigmar
Broken Realms: Morathi – Review
Akin to the Shadow Queen herself, Broken Realms has slithered into the beating heart of Age of Sigmar. Looking to advance the narrative of AoS, Broken Realms Morathi is setting the stage for some major […]
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Necron and Space Marines Codex Review – Warhammer 40,000
We find ourselves at the dawn of yet another slurry of codex releases for Warhammer 40,000. The faction-focused rule books see an unsurprising re-release with the still-fresh 9th edition, but with a flurry of improvements. […]
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Warhammer 40,000 – Psychic Awakening: Faith and Fury Review
In efforts to further progress the narrative of Warhammer 40,000, the Psychic Awakening offers to move the grimdark story forward whilst sprinkling in new rules and options for armies. Faith and Fury, second book in […]
Age of Sigmar
Age of Sigmar: Sylvaneth Battletome – Review
In the short term, the Sylvaneth Battletome is difficult to fault. Whilst the army has a somewhat limited number of units, there are numerous options to personalise your armies and make them more individual. […]
Accessories
Age of Sigmar: General’s Handbook 2019 – Review
Covering both casual and competitive play, the General’s Handbook 2019 is by no means a bad purchase. It includes a wealth of battle plans, scenarios and new ways to enjoy Games Workshop’s fantastical wargame. This coupled with the support for organising events as well as the encouragement for decent etiquette makes the supplement feel like a welcome release. Some parts may not quite hit home, but it succeeds enough that I’d advise not going to your Age of Sigmar games without it. […]
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Warhammer 40,000: Vigilus Ablaze – Review
Simply put, it feels as though Vigilus Ablaze sets out and accomplishes most of its goals. Whatever happens after the events of this story, this is one book I’m not too disgruntled to be carrying around to most of my games. I foresee it getting plenty of use as it brings further life to my games. […]