As many of you know there is a large set of reveals due out tonight at the NVOA open. Before these big events I like to try and guess to see how many I can get right. I won’t bore you with my correct guess percentage, after all the speculations is half the fun!
Hey everyone! Adam, FLG Head Judge and TFG Radio host, here to go over the list of winners from this year’s Lone Star Open 40K championship event.
Hey everyone! Adam, FLG Head Judge and TFG Radio host, here to give some information and reminders for next week’s Lone Star Open.
The truth is some players may not want to play the beta test of 10th Edition 40k and that’s ok. Below are a few alternate games to check out that may not be as popular as 40k, but they are a blast to play. These games can certainly help fill the miniature wargaming void if 10th Edition just isn’t doing it for you currently.
Hey everyone! Adam, FLG Head Judge and TFG Radio host, here to share what happened at ACO this year for A Song of Ice and Fire.
Wargames have not enjoyed the same kind of renaissance that boardgames have been experiencing for years now. Reading new rulesets can often feel like variations on a theme, rather than something unique and exciting. But truly innovative games are out there, you just have to look for them.
It’s not a binary choice to play one game or another, but so many people act like it is. Let’s look at some of the excellent reasons to pick up an historical game, whether or not you play something else already (you do play something else, and it’s 40K, isn’t it?).
Hey everyone! Adam, FLG Head Judge and TFG Radio Host, here with the results of the last major 9th edition grand tournament for 40K.
Wargames miniatures have been available in plastic longer than many folks in the hobby have been alive. Someone must have mastered the art of the plastic model kit by now, right?
Just about every aspect of Warhammer 40,000 has been reimagined over the years, including army lists. But Why do we still use them at all?
