A near-omnipresent inclusion in Necron lists last edition, the Royal Court has since fallen from grace and is rarely a feature of armies these days- but how bad is it, really? Click to read on, or visit the Tactics Corner for more reviews and strategies.
The formation that makes the Eldar actually good at air-to-air combat, rather than being the sad sacks they were previously, the Crimson Death! Check the Tactics Corner for more great articles.
An oft-overlooked part of the Eldar codex, the Autarch can be a surprisingly-useful addition to armies in several different roles- and he comes with some of the best toys around.
Do not, my friends, grow addicted to Armor Saves, for they will take hold of you and you will resent their absence. Click to read on, or check out more reviews and articles at the Tactics Corner.
The chariot that started it all and arguably still the only one that matters, today we talk about the Command Barge. Click to continue reading, or check out the Tactics Corner for more reviews and articles.
Once again it’s time for List Review, and this week we’ve got a pure Adeptus Mechanicus 40K list on the bench to see what we can do with it.
This week on List Review we’ve got an IG footslogger list backed by heavy tanks, flyers, and psykers- in short, all of the things you’ll love if you love Imperial Guard. Astra Miliwhatum?
Not a lot of units live up to their fluff, but in a few cases they actually do- and the Destroyer Lord is one that largely does, being a unit wholly worthy of the name. Click below to keep on reading, or check out Tactics Corner for more reviews and information.
Hello there, and welcome once again to the stage of history codex review series. This time around we have the Necron Cryptek up on the table for analysis. As always, you can find more reviews and tactics at the Tactics Corner.
This time on List Review we’ve got some fighty punchy angry Marines on the table, so let’s see if we can’t straighten them out into something functional and whip ’em into shape.
