A Very Tempting Start: Ossiarch Bonereapers Mortisan Elite Spearhead
We had one of those classic hobby chat moments at the end of May: one link dropped, one box revealed, and suddenly the whole conversation turned into army-building math.
We had one of those classic hobby chat moments at the end of May: one link dropped, one box revealed, and suddenly the whole conversation turned into army-building math.
We had one of those classic hobby chat moments recently: someone drops a few rules snippets, and suddenly a game system we weren’t really looking at starts sounding very interesting.
A quick battle report from the learning table
We recently had one of those very relatable hobby discussions: if we want to play Age of Sigmar at around 1000 points, what table size actually makes sense?
A battle report that felt completely wrong for Kharadron
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a fresh look through the The Old World? The Emperor? No — that other giant pile of rules PDF energy quickly turned into a much more important question.
We spotted a nice local event announcement that should be interesting for Age of Sigmar players in Warsaw and nearby: next week the Spearhead league starts at Xjoy in Białołęka.
Battle report from the table
Michal dropped a quick update with a few photos and a very promising message: he’s testing Slaves to Darkness Spearhead.
We had a small but very welcome Age of Sigmar update in our chat recently, and it is exactly the kind of hobby momentum we love seeing.
Five rounds, not everyone-vs-everyone
We had one of those dangerous hobby conversations recently — the kind that starts as a very loose idea and immediately makes us want to build warbands, write backstories, and start looking for STL files.
We managed to get in a small Age of Sigmar game this week, and even though it was “just” a 1500-point battle, it definitely gave our brains a proper workout.
Trying to make the game fit the table
We love those hobby days when everything seems to happen at once. This was definitely one of them.
We had one of those very familiar hobby mornings: someone drops a screenshot, someone else notices a cool new vampire rider, and suddenly the whole group is spiralling into a full-on Warhammer preview discussion instead of doing anything sensible.
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