The latest Signals From the Frontline is now available on YouTube and through Podcast feeds! The team talks about the miniatures revealed at the Warhammer World Anniversary and determine who would win a fight: a Canada Goose or a Custodes? Then, it’s been a few weeks since the balance data-slate so we dive back into…
Hi all,As we break down the implications of this major datasheet, there are a few that really stand out. I think we are still unpacking the ripple affects as the GW team has taken a broad approach to solving issues cause by the Aeldari and other factions. Let’s dive in!
Welcome to another exciting installment of Faction Focus, where we delve into the eerie depths of Middle-earth to uncover the sinister forces that dwell within Moria. Join us as we unveil the treacherous secrets of this subterranean realm.
I stepped out of the parking garage, into the surprisingly cool DC weather. To my left a driver confidently careened the wrong way into “Exit-Only” part of the hotel drop off zone. It was time for another NOVA Open to begin.
Today, we delve deep into the fetid and formidable world of Nurgle teams, where the Father of Plagues reigns supreme. Join us as we explore their distinctive play-style, tactics, skill development, and the top Star Players to bolster your rot-infested roster as discussed on the Warhammer Community site.
Today, we’re delving into the fascinating world of Goblin teams, notorious for their dirty tactics, chaotic playstyle, and love for secret weapons. Join us as we explore their unique strategies and reveal the top Star Players that will lead them to victory on the astrogranite!
I have had some time to put my GSC on the table for my first games of 10th Edition, and even with the decrease in the number of Stratagems each army has, GSC haven’t lost any of their flavor from 9th Edition. I was worried when I saw that each faction would only be receiving 6 Stratagems out of the gate in 10th Edition that the armies would lose some of their uniqueness. Thankfully this wasn’t the case. GSC were extremely lucky in these days of Index Hammer, and all of our Stratagems keep the flavor of the faction alive while remaining useful on the tabletop.
In previous versions of Conquest the Biomancer put out absurd amounts of healing and force multiplying buffs to a Spires army. There was really no need for a guide on how to use the Biomancer because it was as simple as “take three and never loose a Regiment.” While the Biomancer’s healing has been toned down a bit, and he requires must more finesse to use effectively than before, he is still an extremely valuable tool. The Biomancer comes with the Biotic Renewal Draw Event which allows him to heal the Regiment he is in for D6 wounds (unless he find himself in a Brute Regiment then the healing is reduced to D3). In addition to the healing from his Draw Event, a Biomancer has the character action Mend Flesh. This actions allows him to select a Regiment within 8 inches and heal it for 2 wounds. This substantial amount of healing isn’t even all of the support a Biomancer can lend to your Spires army! In addition to the healing he also character specific Biomancies:
Hi everyone, Michael here with a review of the key upgrades for your Genestealer Cults units, through the proficient planning section. For more reviews and analyses, check out the Tactics Corner.
Hi All,As my most successful ITC season came on the backs of a fun, janky Eldar Corsair list I thought it might be worth examining whether the new Anhrathe units can be compiles into something vaguely competitive. Sadly the old Corsair Reaver Bands have gone the way of all legends but two new units have…
