Alright, Warhammer fans, this month is looking packed with some awesome freebies and special offers for those of us knee-deep in the hobby! If you haven’t heard, every month you can roll into your local Warhammer store and snag a free miniature of the month – and October’s mini is none other than a Chaos…
Alright, fellow Warhammer fans, Issue 505 of White Dwarf is about to drop, and this one’s a must-read for anyone who loves Orks, Orruks, or Orcs! October is officially “Orktober,” and the whole issue is packed with brutal, kunnin’, and green-skinned fun.
Alright, Warhammer fans, mark your calendars for October 5th – it’s Warhammer Day 2024, and this year the theme is all about Chaos! Whether you’re deep into the lore or just love a good Chaos mini, there’s something to look forward to.
Alright, let’s dive into the latest Blood Angels release with a healthy dose of excitement because man, it’s looking awesome. Whether you’re a die-hard Blood Angels fan or just dipping your toes into the 40K universe, this new Codex Supplement, miniatures, and all the extras are going to leave you pumped.
There’s an exciting wave of new pre-orders on the horizon for Warhammer fans, including major releases for Warhammer: The Old World, Blood Bowl, Necromunda, and Warhammer 40,000. Here’s a breakdown of what’s coming:
So, we’ve got the latest update on Warcry, and surprise, surprise, it’s all about the Vermindoom and yet another Skaven invasion. It’s almost like the Mortal Realms are stuck in a perpetual cycle of chaos, war, and rats. This time, Sigmar’s Ruination chamber is getting involved, apparently to clean up the mess they arguably helped…
So, here we go again with another massive launch box—this time for the Mechanicum Battle Group in Legions Imperialis. It’s got a hefty 146 miniatures, which sounds impressive on paper, but let’s be real, it’s just a mountain of tiny plastic figures. The box promises a “perfect balance” of units, from disposable Tech-thralls to chunky…
The Adeptus Custodes Crusade rules bring rich depth to narrative Warhammer 40k campaigns, weaving together mechanics and lore in a way that reflects the relentless pursuit of perfection by the Emperor’s finest. In this review, we’ll break down the Battle Scars, Agendas, and Requisitions, examining how each element works and fits into the broader Custodes…
Warhammer Community just got a major upgrade, and it’s more than just a new look! They’ve overhauled the entire website with fresh features that (ostensibly) make it easier to find content, stay engaged, and explore your favorite Warhammer topics.
Terraforming Mars: Venus Next, designed by Jacob Fryxelius and published by FryxGames, expands the universe of Terraforming Mars by introducing Venus as a new terraforming target. While Mars remains the primary focus, players now have the option to help make Venus more habitable, adding another layer of strategic options to the game. Thematically, the expansion…
