Hi all,Another week arrives and I have another narrative review for you all to enjoy. Today we will be looking at the beastly bugs and will find out if their crusade rules measure up to the table-top power. As with the other reviews I have divided up the review into sections: Army Special Rules, Agendas…
One of the most common refrains since the release of 9th edition has been: You need more terrain. This has been emphasized due to the increase killing power visible across the board, and the smaller board sizes making it harder to stay out of range. Indeed, with the release of the Ad-Mech book a lack…
Today Peteypab, Brandon, and Skari break down a community tier list and decide whether they polled players were right or wrong about your 40k army’s power level.
Hello all, today I wanted to talk a little about combat patrol in Warhammer 40k and why I think its the best way to play the game.
This is less of a review than it is a commentary on how this book forces BA players to embrace a different strategy and mentality than the previous book, and I plan on touching on some of the things to aim for and some of the pitfalls to avoid with this book.
In my last article, we talked about a lot of what the Blood Angels lost with the interim update, but with the SM book now out and in my hands, I wanted to take a moment and talk about some of the things I like from reading the new book.
Adam is joined by Dineeth from The Normal Blokes podcast to deep dive the well loved but often negelected Militarum Tempestus Scions.
There’s new Blood Angels stuff to talk about, so out I pop from my quarantine rabbit hole to offer some analysis. These interim rules have been out for a couple of days now, and while there’s a lot to be excited about, there’s also some mourning to do.
Hi everyone, the updated rules for 9th edition have just dropped for most of the armies. I’m going to take a look at some of the big changes for the Deathwatch. For more reviews and analyses, check out the Tactics Corner.
In a triumph of the middling, a nod to mediocrity, and with gorge rising, it gives me great nausea to announce the Custodes Venerable Contemptor Dreadnought – the subject of today’s article.
