Sometimes the hobby just refuses to stick to one track. We start with painting, immediately get distracted by new releases, then somehow end up planning conversions for entirely different systems. So, in other words: a very normal day for us....
A new Warhammer 40,000 edition teaser dropped, so of course we immediately started throwing first impressions around.
We had one of those very Warhammer conversations this week: it started with a spicy leak, escalated into apocalyptic speculation, took a detour through rules design, and somehow ended with Bretonnia, Kharadron anxiety, and a freshly finished Lammasu.
We’ve hit that very specific pre-tournament phase where list-building stops being a calm hobby exercise and starts becoming a mix of rules paranoia, calculator abuse, and saying “ok, that’s it, I’m submitting this” for the fifth time.
We had one of those very Necromunda stories recently: technically a win, practically a comedy of errors, and absolutely the kind of game we’ll remember longer than any clean tactical masterclass.
Sometimes hobby motivation comes from a calm, well-planned project. And sometimes it comes from a deadline, a tournament, and the sudden realization that yes, these models really do need to be painted before April.
We Fed Our Whole Chat History to GPT and It Turned Into a Warhammer Blog
We love those hobby moments when one small idea suddenly turns into a model with real character. This time Michał put together a kitbashed Castellan, built from bits collected here and there, and it immediately started looking like it belonged...
Some games are victories. Some are lessons.
Basing experiments: too much glue, rim colour debates, and cheaper texture paste alternatives
Hobby progress in small chunks
Kill Team, Hide Team, Wait Team — our very normal discussion about small-scale Warhammer
Are the Balloons Really OP? First Lessons from a Very Warhammer Day
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats recently: a little bit of rules talk, a little bit of list-building pain, a little bit of wishlist planning, and a lot of comparing which Warhammer systems actually click for us....
We love it when one casual chat suddenly turns into a full hobby calendar, and that is exactly what happened this time. August is shaping up to be a very Kill Team-heavy month for us — or at least for...
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats recently: congratulations, faction talk, a bit of rules tech, and of course some light complaining about how a game really plays on the table.
We had one of those hobby evenings that are easy to sum up with: technically a loss, emotionally a win.
We had one of those very relatable hobby conversations this week: what do we actually bring for tomorrow, and how painted does it need to be to stop counting as “bare plastic”?
A very dangerous kind of scrolling
That warm hobby feeling sneaks up on us sometimes