A funny thing happened in our chat this weekend: one message about “a year ago today” turned into a full-on Bretonnia hobby check-in, with archers, skirmish trays, anti-cavalry stakes, and even a side note about Mordheim weather rules. Which, honestly,...
We had one of those very familiar hobby conversations recently: first a few words about having already played some Warhammer: The Old World, and five minutes later we were already planning intros, 500-point lists, future armies, and somehow also trying...
We had one of those hobby days that leaves you completely drained and immediately ready to sign up for the next one.
We had one of those very Old World list-building chats where a couple of short comments suddenly turn into a whole army taking shape.
Michał had one of those hobby evenings we all know too well: “I’ll just sit down and do a bit of painting” and suddenly it’s deep into the night, a centerpiece monster is finished, the whole army is basically ready,...
Sometimes the hobby just refuses to stick to one track. We start with painting, immediately get distracted by new releases, then somehow end up planning conversions for entirely different systems. So, in other words: a very normal day for us....
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments recently: someone drops a single model pic on chat, and suddenly the whole group starts thinking about new army ideas.
A new Warhammer 40,000 edition teaser dropped, so of course we immediately started throwing first impressions around.
Michał dropped a few photos into our chat recently and, honestly, this is exactly the kind of hobby moment we love sharing on Wiatry Magii.
We had one of those very Warhammer conversations this week: it started with a spicy leak, escalated into apocalyptic speculation, took a detour through rules design, and somehow ended with Bretonnia, Kharadron anxiety, and a freshly finished Lammasu.
Sometimes the biggest tabletop revelations are not new units, not spicy list tech, and not some dramatic combo — just one sentence in the rules that we somehow glossed over before.
We love those little hobby conversations that start with one random image and, five minutes later, turn into a full kitbash plan.
We’ve hit that very specific pre-tournament phase where list-building stops being a calm hobby exercise and starts becoming a mix of rules paranoia, calculator abuse, and saying “ok, that’s it, I’m submitting this” for the fifth time.
We had one of those very Necromunda stories recently: technically a win, practically a comedy of errors, and absolutely the kind of game we’ll remember longer than any clean tactical masterclass.
We had one of those very Wiatry Magii hobby-chat mornings where a “small list tweak” immediately turned into a proper theoryhammer session.
Sometimes the best hobby side-projects start with a simple idea and then, somehow, turn into a whole thing. That is pretty much what happened here.
We had one of those very Warhammer hobby conversations this week: part excitement about building an army, part rules confusion, part light panic after an update, and part immediate daydreaming about narrative battles we absolutely want to play.
We’ve been deep in Warhammer: The Old World prep lately, because Michał is getting ready for a tournament with 50 players — which is honestly a fantastic number and exactly the kind of event that promises tables, noise, and photos...
There’s something in this hobby that just hits differently when it comes from the second-hand market. We’ve talked about it a lot lately, and Michał put it perfectly: buying old used models and giving them a second life is just...
We’ve had one of those very Wiatry Magii weeks where everything happened at once: tournament stress, emergency-speed painting plans, second-hand model hunting, and of course a completely unnecessary-but-also-amazing side quest into Warhammer: The Old World tooling.