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 […]
Does Beastgrave improve Warhammer Underworlds? I’d certainly say so. Is Beastgrave enough to breathe fresh life into the game? To reignite the flames in the “ultimate competitive miniatures game”? That, I cannot honestly answer currently. Time will tell… […]
Living in the United Kingdom, to say that priming my miniatures outside isn’t always an option is certainly understating the issue. With weather so inconsistent it could make your head spin, I’ve been looking for […]
Role-playing games are in the midst of a surge in popularity and mainstream attention thanks in part to the likes of Stranger Things. There’s a wave of nostalgia for some who played in their youth. […]
It is surely no secret that I am a man who typically prefers his tabletop games to be smaller in scale. Granted, I’ve been eager to dig more time into Warhamemr 40,000 Apocalypse, but nothing […]
The MED1 Mediterranean Set from Iliada Game Studio allows you to build twelve 6mm scale buildings in four different designs with – as the name implies – a Mediterranean feel to them. […]
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. […]
f you revel in the prospect of running an army of Chaos Knights, then by all means, jump into the Chaos Knights Codex with both feet. Just don’t be expecting it to be a rich and fully-fleshed experience as with other armies. […]
I love a board game that has something to say, but I hate it when a game has too much to say and not enough actual play. It’s like reading a children’s book that prioritises […]
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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