Warhammer 40,000 Learning Game: Tyranids vs. Imperial Fists (Seriously, worth the watch!)

iNcontroL, Frankie, and Reecius show Max how to play Warhammer 40,000 in this awesome, high quality video shot at the former Rev3 studio!

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Co-founder of Frontline Gaming, and creator of the ITC, Reece Robbins has been a pillar of the tabletop community for over two decades. From developing Blood Throne to launching industry-leading hobby products and major events like the LVO, his career is defined by innovation and a lifelong passion for gaming since the 80s. Today, he remains a very active community organizer and business leader dedicated to the growth of the hobby.

32 thoughts on “Warhammer 40,000 Learning Game: Tyranids vs. Imperial Fists (Seriously, worth the watch!)”

          1. That is so awesome. I really loved this video too… Your bat-reps are so entertaining and what you choose to focus on with both commentary/camera time is what really sets your bat-reps apart from the others. New equipment is really gonna take it to the next level… so excited.

      1. Start rocking a walking cane (you don’t need to pretend to use it when you walk), and whip the back of their legs with it, if they call you old. Then if they threaten you, say “you wouldn’t hit an old man, would you?”.

        They can continue to call you old, as long as they continue to take the beatings without retaliation? Once they retaliate, they have to give it a rest. 😛

  1. This was a cool report! I like the classic reports too…
    ..and good job sneaking in a penis joke.

    I thought maybe the bright lights might curtail the madness a bit.. good to see it still slipped through.

    I miss Steel Panther playing in the background though..

  2. I really liked this report. Good fun with some live action. A tad long though.

    The amries was a bit too large for Max, I think, you could see how he struggled to keep up. 1000 pts would have been better for learning the game.

  3. Great bat rep. The quality was very good and you guys did a good job explaining phases to Max. Reece do not feel bad about your age. This month marks my 25th year playing Warhammer 40k since 1st edition. There are many old war horses out there like me that will make you feel young. Game on!

  4. Awesome – I love these longer format battle reports but I’ve never seen people who can play the game competitively make them. They usually are more hobby oriented.

    One thing I really like about Skari’s battle reports is he shows the movement phase in more detail (time lapse). I think that really helps you understand what is going on and the strategy even if not every dice roll makes the cut.

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