We had one of those wonderfully chaotic hobby chat moments this week: a mysterious image forwarded from Marek with the glorious caption “Votann on the rise”, followed shortly after by the much more concrete and exciting update from Ender:
Sometimes the small hobby upgrades matter the most
That warm hobby feeling sneaks up on us sometimes
Sometimes the best hobby finds come from a quick message
New Spearhead for Kharadron Overlords: less obvious power, more questions
We had one of those very classic hobby chats recently: it started with army win rates and somehow ended exactly where it should — with painted models on the table.
We’ve all been there: we look at a new release from Games Workshop and immediately spot the same old trick. The collector’s edition gets the gorgeous artwork, while the regular version gets a cover that somehow feels like it couldn’t...
We had one of those very familiar hobby moments recently: a small rules observation suddenly turned into dangerous purchasing logic.
Hobby evenings in a nutshell
We somehow managed to fit two very different kinds of hobby satisfaction into one conversation: one of us came away from a Kill Team game actually understanding what the system is about, and at the same time Michał dropped photos...
We love those hobby days that start in complete chaos and somehow still turn into a proper Warhammer meetup.
First Steps into Grand Cathay List-Building
First 1000 Points of Orcs & Goblins – and the Warmachine Dilemma
A small battle-report-adjacent hobby evening
We had one of those very normal hobby evenings that somehow turned into live-commenting the whole Warhammer Summer Preview in chat.
Box Value Talk: Cathay Battalion vs Khemri and Bretonnia Starters
We had one of those very Warhammer moments recently: a game that took around three hours on the table, but in our heads felt like three brutal, desperate minutes of all-out fighting.
We love it when a game tells its story this clearly: six rounds in three hours, a lot of momentum swings, a few bad decisions, a few glorious ones, and in the end Stas walked away with the win. And...
Sometimes the hobby is all about painting marathons, big games, or finally finishing a long-delayed unit. And sometimes it is simply about sitting down at the table and helping someone get into the game.
We love those hobby moments when one tiny upgrade suddenly makes the whole process smoother.