We’ve been ironing out the shape of our upcoming Warhammer: The Old World campaign, and this was one of those very fun hobby conversations where practical list-building, campaign rules, painting panic, and wild narrative ideas all collided at once.
We spent part of the weekend doing one of our favourite Warhammer things: staring at army lists, second-guessing old choices, and trying to work out whether a weird idea is genius or completely doomed. This time it was all about...
Sometimes the best way to solve list-building paralysis is… to stop solving it the normal way.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats that starts with a simple “maybe we should order something” and quickly turns into browsing old minis, movement trays, and trying not to cry over prices.
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...
We love these moments when a game of Warhammer: The Old World turns into a tiny hobby detective story.
Sometimes the best army-building ideas do not come from writing a brand new list from scratch, but from stumbling onto one small rule interaction and suddenly seeing a unit in a different light. That was exactly the vibe in our...
Old World harce at Matisoft
Sometimes our hobby chat turns into three different events at once, and honestly, we love when that happens.
We’ve been doing a lot of Warhammer: The Old World thinking lately — not just listbuilding and painting, but also the very practical question of how we actually want to play our league games.
We had one of those classic army-building conversations that starts with a list and very quickly turns into philosophy, old battle memories, and making plans for hobby side quests.
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats this week: someone drops a tournament result, everyone raises an eyebrow, and five minutes later we are deep into army design, lore jokes, and fresh list ideas of our own.
We had one of those very Wiatry Magii evenings where two completely different hobby energies collided in the same chat.
We had one of those hobby days that leaves you completely drained and immediately ready to sign up for the next one.
We had one of those very Old World list-building chats where a couple of short comments suddenly turn into a whole army taking shape.
We love those little hobby conversations that start with one random image and, five minutes later, turn into a full kitbash plan.
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 Wiatry Magii hobby-chat mornings where a “small list tweak” immediately turned into a proper theoryhammer session.
We’ve been deep in Warhammer: The Old World prep lately, because Michał is getting ready for a tournament with 50 players — which is honestly a fantastic number and exactly the kind of event that promises tables, noise, and photos...
There’s something in this hobby that just hits differently when it comes from the second-hand market. We’ve talked about it a lot lately, and Michał put it perfectly: buying old used models and giving them a second life is just...