We’ve been looking through the new Battle March rules from the Arcane Journal, and there are a few ideas in there that immediately got us talking. Some of them feel like fun tools we’d genuinely like to try in our...
We had one of those very relatable post-battle campaign chats: the kind where, the morning after a game, we start replaying decisions in our heads and suddenly realize that one small rules gap can have pretty big narrative consequences.
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats recently: what if there was a skirmish game that really matched the things we already enjoy? And this time Michał may actually have found something that sounds dangerously promising.
We have been talking a lot lately about compact Warhammer games, and one topic came up that felt worth writing down properly: what happens on a 30x44 table when fleeing, breaking, and returning units start interacting with the board edge...
We recently had one of those very Warhammer conversations that starts with a small rules gripe and quickly turns into a full-on idea for how we might want to play the next league.
We had one of those very classic hobby-chat moments recently: starting from a quick look at how our games actually play out, and ending up deep in a discussion about balance, metas, and whether tiny games should maybe borrow ideas...
Could a Patrol Phase Make Our Warhammer Games More Interesting?
Narrative hero scars in our Old World campaign
We recently fell into one of those classic hobby rabbit holes: starting from a single odd rule, and ending up excitedly discussing whole ways of playing that we had somehow not paid enough attention to before.