“Parting is such sweet sorrow,” sayeth the bard, but clearly not as sweet as Mountain Dew Gamer Fuel.
Author: abusepuppy
I was there, reader- I was there three editions ago. When Games Workshop released the Ynnari. When the strength of men failed.
Making Die Rolls Matter
Before you toss that d20 down, stop and think: is it morally right of me to change the course of fate by doing this? Do I deserve to roll this die? Ha ha just kidding. Unless…?
Immerse Your Players In Your Game
A lot of Dungeon Masters struggle to get their players to care about, or be a part of, the campaigns they create. But there’s one simple way to get them hooked into things, and it’s probably easier than you think.
Making a D&D World Your Own
DMing a campaign is one of the hardest things you can do when playing D&D. Here are some tips on ways you can make your life easier when staring out a game, and some pitfalls to avoid.
Solving For First
From the numbers coming out of tournaments- and the near-universal assessment of the competitive community- taking the first turn appears to be a significant advantage. How do we solve this problem? Click to read more, or check out the Tactics Corner for reviews and strategies.
The Problem With Tau
Tau have been one of the most divisive factions in the game over the years, with many people either loving or hating them. Can we find a root cause for why, and why GW has struggled to balance them? Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
Five Factions Games Workshop Forgot They Released
new edition who dis?
Looking At Armies in 9th
A little peek into the armies I’ve been working on in 9E, and some thoughts on their factions. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
Rating the New Secondary Objectives
If you’re looking for a guide on which secondaries to pick in the new edition, this is one such guide. No one can say that it isn’t. Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
Ten Things You’re Going to Do Wrong in 9E
Although 9th Edition is, in many ways, very similar to 8th, there are also a lot of important differences that can trip you up. Some of them are very small, but others can be quite large- so from my experience with the new edition so far, here are ten things you should keep an eye…