The other shadowy, intimidating Phoenix Lord who represents death and comes with a multi-use shooting/melee weapon. No, not that one; yeah, that second guy. The Eldar may not actually be very creative, y’all. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
When it comes to horde armies, you’re hard-pressed to find one more powerful and influential on the meta these days than Orks.
Not the Batman character, the other one. You know, the air superiority fighter that no one has ever heard of? Hangs out with the Phoenix a lot? No, also not that character, the other flyer no one has heard of. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
“Everyone talks about, math, but no one ever seems to do anything about it.”
If you’ve ever been sad to have your psykers get sniped, the Wraithseer is here to help. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
It’s not 4th Edition anymore, so missions no longer have a formally-declared “attacker” or “defender”, but the struggle is still real- which one are you?
Great leaping… insects? Wait, wasps fly, not leap. And Wasps can fly, but their flying is jumping, so… er… well, this didn’t quite work out as smoothly as planned. Click below to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
If you’re looking for a timely episode on a timely subject, look no further!
It’s been a long journey, but we’ve finally made it- the final unit in the Tau codex review, the Remote Sensor Tower. What lies at the end of this road? Click to read on, or if you want to see the previous steps check out the Tactics Corner for more of the reviews and strategies…
Big, stompy robots; ever since the edition began, way back when we were still just little bitty babbies playing with the indices, Knights have been a boogeyman for players of all sorts, and following their codex release they have been a legitimate competitor on the tournament scene. But what is it that makes Knights so…
