On this week’s program: The French Overlord has returned! The Gang has Guest host Sean from the Basement Wargamer’s 0-5 Podcast! In this segment we talk in length about the history of the Basement Wargamers, how the podcast game to be, and what is of course on his workbench! As always you can check out all of our…
Touting some of the coolest fluffs in all of AoS, the Courts can range of top-table big winners, to charmingly mediocre. Let’s decide which are which.
Sometimes a competitively struggling army, the Ogor Mawtribes can still punch above their perceived weight-class. Let’s take a look at their best and worst picks!
This week we dig through one of the most diverse battletomes to pick a big winner, and loser, of the Cities of Sigmar.
On this week’s program: Under quarantine we stirke up a conversation with two of the hosts of the Tabletop and Beyond Podcast! Justin and Jason are great guys and we discuss the in’s and outs of their playstyle, hobby, and what got them into competitive Age of Sigmar! This is the start of a series so be on…
Today the guys talk about the digital IP of Warhammer and discuss some of their favorite Warhammer themed video games and accomplishments. Then Brandon and Skari talk about their tabletop simulator experience.
Proving that even one of the strongest armies in competitive war-gaming, is a tale of winners and losers, we check out the best and worst of the Disciples of Tzeentch.
Finally available again, the Daughters of Khaine are still a power-house army… that is, as long as you focus on the right units.
On this week’s program: Once again we’re social distancing. That doesn’t mean we can’t bring you what you want! This week we review the Part 2 of the Adepticon previews. We also go into detail regarding two matched play missions to help beat advice on optimal deployment for each mission depending on your army type. …
We’ve all got them from one starter or another, and at some point many of us entertain starting Stormcast armies. What units in their book deliver, and which are doomed to remain bare-grey plastic?
