Warhammer in all its flavours
Krieg is Steve Lyons' latest addition to the legend and myth of the infamous Death Korps of Krieg. Dispatched to a planet making up part of the Cordon Impenetra around the Octarius Sector, which is currently the arena hosting a snowballing, human initiated conflict between Hive Fleet Leviathan and the Ork Empire of Octarius. While... Continue Reading →
"In the grim darkness of the far future there is only war." We cover a lot of the painting side of the hobby on Handful of Dice, and most of our play-related articles cover Warhammer Underworlds. That's not to say we don't like getting stuck into a good scrap as much as the next group... Continue Reading →
The Orks, often referred to as Greenskins, are quite possibly the most successful species to exist in the 41st millennium. They are found everywhere, outnumbering every intelligent species in the Milky Way galaxy (apart from maybe the vast bio-mass of the Tyranid hive fleets). If the Orks came together to form an empire they would... Continue Reading →
Dominion is an Age of Sigmar Black Library novel, written by Darius Hinks, that tied in with the release of the new Dominion box set. We get thrown into the realm of Ghur, home to all manner of monstrous beasts that prey on anything they come across. The city of Excelsis sits in these deadly... Continue Reading →
First and Only is the first novel in Dan Abnett's Gaunt's Ghosts series. The books follow the path of the Tanith First and Only, commanded by Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt, during the Sabbat Worlds Crusade. Inspired by Bernard Cornwell's 'Sharpe' novels we find an out-of-place commander leading a band of highly skilled renegades on a campaign... Continue Reading →
There's a ton of hype around the new Aeldari models being previewed over on Warhammer Community. If you're new to the hobby or haven't read much about factions, you might find yourself asking who are the Aeldari? The Aeldari, or Eldar to us Mon-keigh (the not-polite term the Aeldari use in reference to the citizens... Continue Reading →