Fantasy Fisticuffs #13: Crowd Control to Major Tom (AoS Hordes)
A maturing competitive scene for Age of Sigmar means that we are learning more about broad styles of approaching the […]
Fantasy Fightclub: A Deeper Look at Conquest
Taking elements of the last thirty years of tabletop gaming, and mixing them with a fresh coat of paint, Conquest:
Fantasy Fisticuffs #12: We Can’t Be Heroes
With competitive AoS on the rise, what happens when units are unavailable? What is the message to the community at
Fantasy Fightclub: The Other Side of Competitive Fantasy Games
With “Total War: Warhammer” on the video-game front, and AoS growing quickly as a competitive game, what else is out
Fantasy Fisticuffs #11: Turn and Face the Strange, Ch-ch-ch Changehost
While many of the recent competitive AoS events were revelatory in terms of what much-hyped armies failed to make their
Fantasy Fisticuffs #10: Bonereaper Meta or How I Learned Not to Fear the Atomic Bomb
With Las Vegas Open, and CanCon 2020 behind us, the most recent “season” of competitive Age of Sigmar has ended.
Fantasy Fisticuffs #9: More on Movement and Positioning to Win
Last time we spoke about using a little math, and the power of positioning to ensure you fight battles on
Fantasy Fisticuffs #8: Movement Tech and the Importance of Presence Part 1
This week we take a break from our army analysis series to discuss something that matters to all players, movement,
Fantasy Fisticuffs #7: Cities of Sigmar – Mortal Wounds and Poofy Blouses
A love-letter, or an apology, to those with loads of Old World models, you decide. In either case, the Cities