Review
Shadowspear – Stoking the Good & Bad Fires of 40K
Shadowspear feels like another reasonable move forward from Games Workshop with Warhammer 40,000. Yet, I fear it comes as a step forward when a potential leap could have been made. […]
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Accessories
A-Case Victory 2.0 – Transporting Miniatures in Style
For its purpose the Victory 2.0 A-case works wonderfully. It provides a somewhat innovative method of taking your miniature armies from one place to another. It’s a light-weight, attractive approach that provides peace of mind. All for for very little additional effort compared to more conventional cases. […]
Age of Sigmar
Gloomspite Gitz – The Looniest Age of Sigmar Release Yet
With the reveal of the Gloomspite Gitz battletome and the plethora of new models, my mild amusement has shifted into a fervent, feverish fascination. […]
Accessories
The Giant Book of Battle Mats – Building Worlds In A Pinch
You may well have caught my findings some time ago covering the Big Book of Battle Mats. Having used it a handful of times, I did find one of the few issues with it was […]
Blackstone Fortress
Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress – A Robust & Engaging Excursion
I wouldn’t say it’s entirely preposterous to propose that a sci-fi setting can sometimes be far more complex than a fantasy setting. Technology can impact worlds in ways unfathomable. For Blackstone Fortress, this is no […]
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Rogue Trader – A Belated Encounter Enriching the Kill Team Experience
Rogue Trader has crash-landed straight onto my table. With new models, a new double-sided board and some new rules to dig into, I was eager to keep on feeding my appetite for skirmish warfare. I’ve […]
blood bowl
Blitz Bowl Review
Ever wanted to try out Blood Bowl but found yourself intimidated by all the rules? Maybe the big, full price box set was too much of a commitment without trying out the game? Then perhaps […]
Age of Sigmar
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 a handful of times at parties. Since then Shadespire knocked […]
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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 of my boxes with it being grimdark, sci-fi warfare at […]
Age of Sigmar
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 fat from Warhammer Fantasy Battles and spawned from it a […]