Too Many Good Warhammer Releases, Not Enough Time
The eternal hobby problem
The eternal hobby problem
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 moments this week: a single paint scheme decision immediately turned into “maybe we need another model”.
We had one of those wonderfully chaotic hobby chat moments this week: a mysterious image forwarded from Marek with the glorious caption “Votann on the rise”, followed shortly after by the much more concrete and exciting update from Ender:
That warm hobby feeling sneaks up on us sometimes
We had one of those very classic hobby chats recently: it started with army win rates and somehow ended exactly where it should — with painted models on the table.
We had one of those very familiar hobby moments recently: a small rules observation suddenly turned into dangerous purchasing logic.
Hobby evenings in a nutshell
We love those hobby days that start in complete chaos and somehow still turn into a proper Warhammer meetup.
A small battle-report-adjacent hobby evening
We had one of those very normal hobby evenings that somehow turned into live-commenting the whole Warhammer Summer Preview in chat.
We love those hobby moments when one tiny upgrade suddenly makes the whole process smoother.
Wilini had one of those hobby moments we all secretly hope for: opening up a forgotten stash and realizing it might actually be treasure.
We had one of those very Warhammer hobby moments recently: a quick rules chat suddenly turned into a full-on “wait… have we been playing this wrong the whole time?” discussion.
Excess Damage in Age of Sigmar: one of those rules that can flip a whole game
Last time’s game actually reached the finish line — and in only 7.5 hours, which we are choosing to describe as a brisk pace by our standards.
One of those proper club days
We love these little snapshots from club game nights, because sometimes a full battle report is less about exact scorelines and more about the moment. And this one had a very good moment.
We love those hobby days that start with a simple message and suddenly turn into actual army-building plans.
We had one of those very familiar hobby evenings where the chat bounced between painting progress, game plans, rules talk, and random marketplace finds.