Leoben Championships and 180 Clanrats on the Table
We love it when somebody drops a list into chat and our first reaction is basically: this is either madness or genius. In this case, it was definitely both.
We love it when somebody drops a list into chat and our first reaction is basically: this is either madness or genius. In this case, it was definitely both.
We had one of those hobby chats that instantly makes us want to open a notebook and start scribbling ideas.
Story-Driven Skirmish Instead of Classic D&D?
We had one of those dangerous hobby conversations recently — the kind that starts as a very loose idea and immediately makes us want to build warbands, write backstories, and start looking for STL files.
We managed to get in a small Age of Sigmar game this week, and even though it was “just” a 1500-point battle, it definitely gave our brains a proper workout.
We recently went down a small Age of Sigmar rules rabbit hole and landed on one of those mechanics that instantly makes us want to build lists just to see how far the idea can go: Armies of Renown.
Army-building rabbit holes are the best kind
Trying to make the game fit the table
We had one of those very normal hobby conversations that somehow managed to cover The Old World dwarf aesthetics, flying machines, guns, and then immediately pivot into actually planning games for Thursday.
Sometimes a rulebook just jumps into your hands
We had one of those very classic hobby conversations: are we actually going to play Warhammer: The Old World, and if yes… with what armies?
We love those hobby moments when a perfectly normal conversation suddenly turns into “okay, this is happening now”.
We had one of those very relatable hobby-chat moments recently: a bit of tournament salt, a bit of excitement, and then suddenly a fresh wave of purchases.
Trying a Very Un-meta Skaven List in Age of Sigmar
Battle report in one sentence
A tiny list, but full of character
A perfectly normal hobby chat in our group recently turned into three classic topics at once: spot the printed models, complain about expensive plastic, and admire increasingly ridiculous Skaven monsters. So basically: a full Warhammer day.
A quick hobby lesson from our group chat: always double-check your scaling before sending a big monster to print.
We had one of those very important hobby discussions recently: what could Games Workshop actually add to the Kharadron Overlords if they go beyond another box set and give the army some genuinely new toys?
AoS Battlescroll shake-up and instant list-brainstorming