We had one of those extremely normal hobby conversations that starts with a simple unit question and somehow ends with us debating whether Kharadron technology could reasonably include a cannon hidden in someone’s backside.
We love those hobby moments that are somehow tiny and absurdly important at the same time. You sit down to glue a few dwarfs, and suddenly two hours disappear because there are twelve possible weapon combinations and only three actual...
Hobby momentum is a real thing
Sometimes the best hobby ideas start with a marketplace screenshot
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 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 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.
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 started the month in the most hobby way possible: by immediately trying to stretch a points limit until it squeaks.
We had one of those very Warhammer conversations recently: at first glance the models look almost the same, and then five minutes later we realise they are, in fact, completely different units with different warscrolls, different roles, and even different...
We closed out the year in a very on-brand way: by getting distracted by cool paint schemes, briefly considering entirely new armies, and then immediately falling into Warcry math.
We had one of those very relatable hobby conversations recently: it started with a simple question about whether a single box is enough, and within minutes we were already at “maybe we need three more guys, another general, some support,...
We had one of those very familiar hobby conversations recently: someone asks one innocent question, and ten minutes later we’re comparing starter sets, Underworlds warbands, point values, and wondering how many boxes it takes before a “small skirmish project” quietly...