We’ve recently had one of those very Warhammer conversations that starts with “I think I know what I’m buying next” and immediately turns into a full discussion about loadouts, game modes, visibility rules, and whether buying a second box is...
A small purchase, but one that immediately got us talking.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: another quick trip to the shop, another small paint experiment, and of course the feeling that we’re basically taking turns at the counter every other day.
We had one of those very good hobby evenings recently: somebody watches one video, drops a “kuuuuuurde” on chat, and suddenly we are all knee-deep in big questions about Warhammer Fantasy Battles, Age of Sigmar, lore, model design, and whether...
We all know that feeling when a model looks amazing on the sprue, and then the reality of actually putting it together hits.
A quick rules-and-boxes reality check
We kicked off the year with another hobby purchase and, as usual, it immediately turned into talk of future games.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: someone drops reference pictures into chat, and suddenly the whole group is looking at Skaven monsters and thinking yeah, with minis painted like that, we’d absolutely play them. That...
A second army starts with a dangerous thought
We kicked off the year with a very relatable hobby decision: we found the one box that was actually in stock, so obviously it had to be bought.
We had one of those very relatable Age of Sigmar rules-discussion moments recently: a simple question turned into a proper little expedition through warscroll layouts, Skeleton abilities, weird wording, and wildly conflicting tier-list takes.
A new temptation: Soulblight Gravelords
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: it started with rules confusion, escalated into excitement about narrative play, took a detour through Spearhead cards, and somehow ended with a Rat Ogor losing its hands and feet in...
We started with a pretty normal Age of Sigmar evening and somehow ended up in that very familiar hobby place: half list-building, half rules rabbit hole, half admiring cool models. Yes, that is three halves. That feels about right.
Warcry Battle Report: Chasing the Objective with Slow Dwarfs
A late-night lore rabbit hole
Evening hobby energy before tomorrow’s printing
Small hobby wins count too
We started the year in a very familiar way: by arranging a meetup, talking nonsense about factions we like, and immediately falling into list-building rabbit holes.
We had one of those very Warhammer hobby moments recently: a model goes from completely useless nonsense to actually, this changes everything in the space of about three messages.