Hello readers! Alex again from Art of War, with a look into understanding time management and creating room on the tabletop. Now, when I say time management, I’m not referring to the chess clock or making sure your games finish on time. I’m talking about managing the pace of the game. When does the game…
Reece and Frankie chat about community news in the tabletop gaming world and the Orks from the latest Psychic Awakening book!.
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Welcome back to a look at Ynnari. The previous article discussing what they bring to the table as far as rules generated some rather passionate comments. I believe Ynnari has a lot of potential, and there are a few things they can, in their current state, bring to an allied Aeldari force. Let’s take a…
Oh my, this is looking sooooo good!
A strong candidate for both “best unit in the codex” and “worst model you have to field twenty of.” Click to read on, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
Articles Hey, guys! Erik here with all you need to know about how horde armies operate and what goes into playing a horde at the top level in an anti-horde environment! Where Does the Strength of the Horde Lie? Although the obvious answer is the model count that comes with being labeled a “horde” army,…
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Get a thematic army that that you will love forever and really makes your proud…even if it means you will never win a GT again.
If anyone in 40K (or anywhere) represents a negative interpretation of “Will to Power” then it would be the Emperor of Mankind, the most intelligent and amorally rational example of moral relativism and ends-justify-the-means that perhaps has ever existed in fiction. I am going to make the case that it is exactly those traits that led directly to the Emperor’s downfall.
