We’re a casual wargaming blog where we chat about a lot of things like miniature painting, sharing battle reports, and even giving some reviews. We also have a lot of hobby tutorials as well.
Basically, we’re a bunch of folks who love wargaming and sharing that passion.
The Chaos Defiler is something we all want to love because it looks awesome. Yet, historically it's been a poor choice. However, since the release of 8th edition has this daemon engine finally found a spot on your roster?
I recently picked up two Frontline Gaming mats: Snow Covered Cobblestone City and Grasslands. I wanted to share some pictures of the mats and what I think about them. I'll definitely be getting more of these in the future.
I've always loved the Maulerfiend. It was also a great choice in previous editions, and it remains a great choice in 8th edition. In fact, it got some pretty serious improvements. So, check out my review, see the new options, and how you should be using the Maulerfiend in your 40K games.
This is the second part of the battle report for the final mission in our battle for Mirum Ostentum Narrative campaign. The forces of the imperium have been defeated but just how much of their remaining forces can they rescue from the doomed world. Story Excerpt Lord Vulcan listened to the master of lies as
As someone who has played solo wargames, I wanted to share my experience and thoughts on the subject. It's not something you should be ashamed of doing, and there's a lot to be learned from solo wargaming. So, check out my tips and advice on the subject.
This is the final mission of our campaign, Mirum Ostentum has fallen to the forces of chaos. Can the imperial forces manage to evacuate any of their forces from the planet? This mission will decide the fates of the imperial campaign warlords and their forces. From the battlefleet gothic mission we have the maximum game
