Whoops, time kinda got away form me there, anyway time to wrap up my review of the Crusade rules for the Genestealer codex!
Category: 40K
Book Review: Brothers of the Snake
This anthology is one of the best examples of the older style of Space Marine novels.
There is Still Time to Compete in the North American US Open!
It might be too sunny to be thinking about October’s events just yet, but July is right around the corner—and the Warhammer Open is back in Washington State for its fourth year running.
The Silent King Rises: Guy Haley Talks Finishing the Epic Dawn of Fire Series
It’s the end of an era—well, at least a story arc—and the Warhammer Community team recently sat down with author Guy Haley to chat about the grand finale of the Dawn of Fire series.
Warhammer TV Weekly Recap: Sylvaneth vs Nurgle, Big Paint Projects, and the Boltgun’s Legacy
This past week on Warhammer TV was stacked—whether you’re a die-hard Matched Play general, a hobbyist trying to push through another grey tide, or a lore nut obsessed with boltguns.
The New Black Templars Execrator Brings Holy Rage and Hammer Time to the Front Lines
If your regular Chaplains feel a little too measured for your taste, the Black Templars Execrator is here to yell sermons and split skulls – often at the same time.
Grey Knights Descend in Combat Patrol: Crowe’s Sanctifiers Bring Purity and Pain
If you thought daemon-hunting was only for 2,000-point slugfests, think again.
A Frosty Week of Warhammer Pre-Orders Ahead
This week’s Warhammer reveals drop like a squad of Grey Hunters straight out of a Drop Pod—loud, exciting, and full of bite.
Best Audio Titles To Hook Your Friends On 40k
It finally happened! On a road trip you’ve been given control of the radio, now what is the best way to hook your friends on the Warhammer 40K universe?
The Lords of Silence Is the Ultimate Death Guard Novel – New Special Edition On the Way
f you’re into Warhammer 40K lore, especially anything to do with the Death Guard and their unholy devotion to Nurgle, The Lords of Silence by Chris Wraight is essential reading.










