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...
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 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 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’ve had one of those very Wiatry Magii weeks where everything happened at once: tournament stress, emergency-speed painting plans, second-hand model hunting, and of course a completely unnecessary-but-also-amazing side quest into Warhammer: The Old World tooling.