We stumbled onto a Reddit post showing a city siege scenario, and honestly, it hit us right in the hobby brain. It looked absolutely fantastic, and within a few messages we were already talking about what we’d need to build...
Sometimes a couple of hobby photos and one short comment are enough to tell the whole story. This was one of those moments.
We had one of those painfully relatable hobby moments this week: the kind where seeing someone else’s pile of grey plastic makes us feel just a little bit better about our own.
We had one of those little hobby-news moments that immediately snowballs into group chat chaos.
Sometimes a hobby purchase starts with excitement, and then immediately turns into: “wait, what exactly did we just buy?”
We love those hobby moments when one cool model idea suddenly turns into a whole army concept. This week, that happened fast.
Sometimes the best hobby discussions start with a single screenshot and immediately spiral into: “right, we need to put this into a campaign.” That was exactly the vibe here.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: a new game appears on the horizon, the models look tempting, the ideas start flowing… and then reality hits us with the classic combo of too many projects already in...
We are starting to line up the next campaign, and the first concrete questions have already landed in chat: when should everything be ready, how do we handle the opening rounds, and what do we want armies to look like...
We had one of those very familiar hobby chats recently: what if there was a skirmish game that really matched the things we already enjoy? And this time Michał may actually have found something that sounds dangerously promising.
We’re back with another little lore note from our ongoing rulebook reading series.
We had a small but very relatable hobby discussion recently: what do you even buy when one of us absolutely does not need more army stuff?
We had one of those very practical hobby chats recently: a bit of terrain inspiration, a bit of campaign planning, and finally an actually useful purchase that should make our games much smoother.
We had one of those very short exchanges that still says everything about a painting session: a fresh batch of Nurgle-flavoured minis hit the chat, and the reaction was immediate — little masterpieces.
A funny, slightly painful, and very hobby-real discussion kicked off in our chat this week: what do people actually mean when they say “tabletop standard” painting?
We had a tiny but very relatable hobby moment in chat this week: Michal shared a castle spotted on the Poor Man’s Tabletop terrain group and it immediately caught our attention.
Sometimes a whole hobby plan starts with a single message: “these prints are cool!” and then suddenly we’re discussing whether it’s worth getting up early and queueing at the store.
This week Michał dropped a couple of interesting snapshots into our chat, and honestly, we love this kind of hobby-adjacent data digging. Sometimes it’s nice to step away from painting desks and army lists for a moment and just look...
Planning a Warhammer Weekend for New Players
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: not about painting backlog, not about list building, but about something even more fundamental — why some game systems just feel easier to absorb than others, even when on paper...