How to Play Your First Game of Warhammer 40K – The Essentials
This part in the how to play 40K series covers playing your first 40K game, the things you’ll need and what you should be focusing on to learn the game.
Warhammer 40K is the primary game of all the authors here. Some of us have played 40K since the beginning and others later on in its life. It’s a game we all love and thoroughly enjoy, which is why we blog about it all the time.
The articles here are all over the place. Most of what you will find is Warhammer 40K related hobby stuff like painting, sculpting and converting. We do also share battle reports of our 40K games and usually each week you can find a new one posted. Occasionally you can find strategy and tactics articles as well, though that’s not our focus. We most definitely are a hobby focused group here.
So, if you enjoy Warhammer 40K then check out all the articles we have on it. You should find something of interest to you.
This part in the how to play 40K series covers playing your first 40K game, the things you’ll need and what you should be focusing on to learn the game.
I got to play my first game using the Maelstrom of War cards and mission and I wanted to share my thoughts on playing the Maelstrom mission.
In the fourth installment of the how to play 40K series I help you learn your army’s index, create your first army list, and give tips on buying models.
Now I’ll cover the Warhammer 40K rulebook and give you tips for learning the rules of the game. The rules for 8th edition are really simple to learn, and you could be playing a game in no time.
Many people claim they know what they want from a wargame but do they? Do they really want a war game or a battle game? It’s all about how you approach it.
There are a lot of Warhammer 40K armies/factions and choosing one can be tricky. So, I’ll share my advice on choosing the army that best suits you. I also have a list of every army in the game with brief descriptions to help you narrow down a choice.
This is the first part in a series on learning how to play Warhammer 40K where I introduce the game a bit and give an overview of what the game is.
I’ve painted up two more Chaos Spawn for my Chaos Space Marines using the Vargheists to represent my Spawn. They were painted with washes and glazes only.
I’ve finished painting my Berzerker Skull Champion. It’s just a tabletop quality paint job but I’m happy with how he came out.
It used to be that Epic and Warhammer 40K were separate games but I’ve noticed over the years that Epic has been slowly merging into 40K.
I recently picked up Assassinorum Execution Force and wanted to do a small review on the game. It’s a great standalone game with some great models.
My converted Rebel Grot Commissar is finally finished! Quite a bit of sculpting and painting time went into this and I’m very pleased with the results.