Last hobby night gave us one of those wonderfully absurd Warhammer moments that basically writes its own report: Salamanders fighting Salamanders… while another Salamanders mirror match was happening on the table next to them.
This one was exactly the kind of game we love reporting on: Space Marines deciding that the biggest threat on the table was, in fact, other Space Marines.
Sometimes army-building starts with grand strategy. Sometimes it starts with spotting a nicely painted second-hand transport online and thinking: honestly, this is cheaper than the box, and someone else already did the hard part. This week was definitely more of...
We’ve got another painting project rolling across the hobby desk: end3r is working through the remaining models from the Salamanders Combat Patrol for Colosseum.
We love it when a game report arrives as a complete stream-of-consciousness brain dump, because somehow those are often the most fun to turn into a proper battle report. This time, end3r took his Salamanders into a King of the...
Sometimes army-building starts with careful planning, spreadsheets, and a long-term collecting strategy.
Yesterday end3r went to a Kill Team tournament at Xjoy, with a very realistic goal: learn something, survive three games, and ideally squeeze out one win. And honestly? Mission accomplished.
We had one of those very hobby-group moments this week: a quick invitation to a league game, a suspicious-looking 500-point list on the other side of the table, and immediate list-chat in the comments.
end3r kicked off his first King of the Colosseum league game for Warhammer 40,000, and honestly, this was supposed to be one of those educational beatings. You know the kind: we show up, get tabled, and at least come back...
We had one of those very Warhammer days where a post-game rules check turned into a full hobby conversation: part battle autopsy, part design debate, part league celebration. And honestly, that’s exactly the kind of thing we love most —...
Sometimes our hobby chat turns into three different events at once, and honestly, we love when that happens.
Sometimes a painting project hits that very specific stage where we stop asking “is this the perfect choice?” and start asking “is this finished enough that we can keep our sanity?” This week, end3r landed exactly there with a squad...
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 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 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...
Kill Team, Hide Team, Wait Team — our very normal discussion about small-scale Warhammer
The eternal hobby problem
We had one of those very normal hobby evenings that somehow turned into live-commenting the whole Warhammer Summer Preview in chat.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: what if we want to start a force, but we really don’t want to assemble it from scratch box by box?