Warhammer in all its flavours
Dr Dromm: Ah, good evening Mr Gorehulk it's been a while since we've seen each other how is your rage?The Gorehulk: HULK SMASH! Dr Drom: I see, not much improvement then. Herax, you were keeping people at a distance last we spoke? How are your relationships. *Distant mumbling* Dr Drom: Ah I see Herax, you... Continue Reading →
While we're still getting used to playing with The Gorechosen of Dromm, Games Workshop have just unveiled their next core box, Gnarlwood, over on Warhammer Community. Unlike previous season releases, there weren't may teasers in advance, so this is all new information right now. Here's what we know. As expected, this boxed set features two... Continue Reading →
Warhammer Underworlds is one of Games Workshop's smaller game systems, but has consistently delivered some of the best model sculpts that the Mortal Realms have to offer. On top of that, the game's small model-count warbands mean there plenty of freedom to be creative. We've already featured some brilliant painters in both super colourful styles... Continue Reading →
Warhammer Underworlds may be one of Games Workshop's smaller game systems, but it's one which has a lot of depth thanks to the ever-changing warbands, cards and mechanics. If you're anything like us, you'll enjoy reading up on people's thoughts and experiences with the game, but it can sometimes be hard to find such sites... Continue Reading →
The final Nethermaze warband is upon us! We've already seen one model but at the NOVA open Games Workshop revealed the Gorechosen of Dromm in their entirety and Khorne fans are rejoicing. The Gorechosen have three fighters. First the titular Dromm, Wounder of World's, the first fighter to have Priest printed on their fighter card.... Continue Reading →
A new underworlds warband has arrived at last, Hexbane's Hunters. The first thing you'll notice is that this is the first human warband in grand alliance... OH MY GODKING THERE'S DOGS IN IT! Oh look at them. They're such good boys! Okay let's start again. Hexbane's Hunters is a warband with a staggering 2 dogs,... Continue Reading →
Well I always knew making a Farstriders deck for Nevermaze was going to be a process of ups and downs, but that has never been more pronounced than my testing this month. If you haven't seen the previous posts in this series and what to know how I got to this point, and just how... Continue Reading →
With the rise of the Warhammer Underworlds Rivals format it's now easier than ever to pick up and play with any warband. The Exiled Dead dropped on to the battlefield as the final warband from Harrowdeep, and have a very interesting playstyle. So start raising your minions, because we're about to talk you through how... Continue Reading →
Let's face facts. You can measure how good a Warhammer mini is by many metrics, but we all know there’s one measure that beats them all - the rule of cool is always king. We all might follow the meta and try to come up with competitive lists, but there’s often just that one model... Continue Reading →
The Changer of Ways, The Lord of Sorcery, The Architect of Fate, Great Deceiver, Raven God; 999 are the names given to Tzeentch, one of the four great Gods of Chaos whose domain encompasses change, magic, deceit, hope, ambition and destiny. Tzeentch is prayed to from remote wizard towers, smoky corporate boardrooms and noble estates... Continue Reading →
Games Workshop have just unveiled the 3rd Warband from Warhammer Underworlds: Nethermaze as part of their latest preview. Things had remained pretty quiet in the lead up to this announcement, so we only had some Nethermaze art and teasers to speculate on. But the speculation is now over, so we can now get excited for... Continue Reading →
You may have seen recently the start of my deckbuilding adventure with Sanson's Farstriders, if not go check out part one of this series here. Sanson's Farstriders were one of the first warbands I played, and while they've often struggled to be competitive I've always found them to be an interesting strategic challenge. Essentially their... Continue Reading →
With the rise of the Warhammer Underworlds Rivals format it's now easier than ever to pick up and play with any warband. Skittershank's Clawpack dropped on to the battlefield as part of the Nethermaze boxed set, with a number of tricks up their sleeves. If you're here reading this, you're no doubt hoping for some... Continue Reading →
With the rise of the Warhammer Underworlds Rivals format it's now easier than ever to pick up and play with any warband. Rippa's Snarlfangs first appeared on the scene back in Beastgrave, and are a popular choice for playing Rivals format. We're here to give you some tips on how to pounce into the major... Continue Reading →
I've had a long love affair with The Farstriders, since I started playing Warhammer Underworlds in season 2. They've always held a unique place in the game as one of only 2 predominantly ranged warbands, with simple mechanics (no reactions or special rules), and a small model count. Farstriders through the ages When they were... Continue Reading →