A Glorious Nerd Thursday
Battle Report-ish, Vibes-first Edition
Battle Report-ish, Vibes-first Edition
Fast hobby day, big league result
Last month, Michał dropped a little treasure from a recent event into our chat: a full army list, the general, three piggies, and then, as he put it, four more of those. That was honestly enough to make us stop...
Sometimes one material upgrade changes everything
Painting progress, even if not everything made it
Stas dropped something into our chat that immediately caught our attention: a playable draft of a new skirmish game built on TinyD6, the same system we previously tested during our delightfully cursed Dark Peppa sessions.
We all know that moment of dread: you open your transport bag and immediately look for the casualties. A snapped sword here, a broken tail there, some tiny decorative bit that has decided to start a new life at the...
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a bit of painting banter, a fresh build on the desk, and the kind of enthusiasm that appears immediately after gluing a model together.
We had one of those hobby chats that instantly makes us want to open a notebook and start scribbling ideas.
Story-Driven Skirmish Instead of Classic D&D?
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.
Sometimes a rulebook just jumps into your hands
We love those hobby moments when a perfectly normal conversation suddenly turns into “okay, this is happening now”.
We had one of those very relatable hobby-chat moments recently: a bit of tournament salt, a bit of excitement, and then suddenly a fresh wave of purchases.
Battle report in one sentence
A tiny list, but full of character
A quick hobby lesson from our group chat: always double-check your scaling before sending a big monster to print.
A quick hobby news check-in
We love those hobby moments when one painted detail suddenly becomes the thing everyone remembers. This time it was simple: a green-painted miniature, black socks, and immediate approval from the crew.
Battle report straight from the table