Two Weeks of Painting Hell: Six Daemons Finished
Michal has just wrapped up one of the toughest painting projects of his hobby journey so far: six daemons finished after two weeks of fighting with them.
Michal has just wrapped up one of the toughest painting projects of his hobby journey so far: six daemons finished after two weeks of fighting with them.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a model appears in chat, everyone immediately starts nudging, and suddenly there is a painting deadline.
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We love those hobby moments when a single photo dropped into chat immediately derails everything in the best possible way.
Open German Championships in Braunschweig: 75 Games at Once
Sometimes the biggest army-building lesson comes after the game
We’ve got a short but very fun battle report from a recent game that turned into exactly the kind of match we like most: tense on points, full of swings, and decided right at the end.
We’re starting
A short but very satisfying milestone: done.
We love these moments from a game when the photos start dropping into chat and everyone immediately tries to reconstruct the whole battle from three messages and a scoreline. This time, Michał checked in after the first round with a...
A very good sign: Skaven on the move
A small but exciting bit of army-building news landed for vampire fans this week: the Soulblight Gravelords finally got faction terrain.
Sometimes the hobby throws a tiny detail at us that instantly makes us grin. This time it was a spell miniature.
The league pairings are finally live, and it immediately got a lot more interesting than we expected.
Sometimes a few photos are enough to make us stop scrolling and immediately think: yep, this would look fantastic on the table.
Michal dropped a dangerous message into our chat: there was a new delivery at 2d6. And, as always with this kind of news, it immediately turned into a hobby dilemma.
30 of 80 Done: When the Bases Make the Unit
Sometimes one warscroll is enough to start an argument
Sometimes an army just doesn’t click
We had one of those very relatable hobby conversations recently: starting from the practical question of priming, and ending with that familiar mixture of admiration and mild despair after watching a really high-level painting video.