Gaslands: The Post-Apocalyptic Car Game – Looking at the Rules
Gaslands is a post-apocalyptic tabletop car based wargame. Upon reading the rules it has really captured our imaginations. Here's a run down why.
Hobby Update – The Rainbow Guard
It's time for a hobby update! Here's how painting the Sepulchral Guard from Shadespire as a rainbow of colours is getting on. Lots left to learn.
Twilight Imperium Theory: The Clan of Saar
The Clan of Saar are a nomadic race in Twilight Imperium who can be played aggressively, defensively, or as pirates. Here's a theoretical strategic look.
Very Basic Warhammer: Age of Sigmar Unit Damage Calculator [MK.1]
How do you know the average damage a Warhammer: Age of Sigmar unit will do when it gets into the field? Here's a tool I made to find out.
Painting Skeletons with Army Painter Paints – A Sepulchral Guard Shadespire Test Model
I've had a crack painting skeletons with Army Painter paints, painting a test model for my Shadespire Sepulchral Guard warband.
What is Star Wars: Imperial Assault like?
What is Star Wars Imperial Assault like? It's well thought through. It's filled with Stormtroopers. It's often close to the knuckle. It is a good game.
Creating a Chaos Spawn of Tzeentch
The Chaos Spawn kit for Age of Sigmar and Warhammer 40k is amazing. Here's a look at creating a Chaos Spawn of Tzeentch that is both weird and creepy.
Testing Citadel Primer – Blue Horror Test Models
Meet my two Blue Horrors, known as Trial and Error. This is a test of Citadel Stormvermin Primer vs Army Painter Matt Black paint as an undercoat.
Pink Horror Paint Test – Learning As I Paint
So. Much. Pink. I thought I would continue my paint review by attempting to, y'know, paint something. All games, no paint, makes Luke a bad painter.
Franchises That Should Totally Be Made Into Games
There are some films, TV series, books, and video games that are just begging to be made into board games.
How Well Does Descent Capture The Spirit of Dungeons and Dragons?
Descent and D&D are two thematically similar games, but that are very different at the same time. Both are awesome in their own right. Let's look at how they compare.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The Secret Badassery of Tzeentch
Under Age of Sigmar, Tzeentch stirs. Between the Changelings and the Horrors, he presents himself as a formidable foe. He is somewhat of a secret badass.
Warhammer: For the Love of Nurgle
Who doesn't love a bit of Nurgle? I used to adore them back in the day as, as a teenager, they showed me it was okay to be me. A personal account.
Warhammer: Playing for Keeps
Back before Age of Sigmar, I collected a Night Goblin army. Here is a bit of a recollection of those days in this article "Warhammer: Playing for Keeps"
X-Wing: Fat Wedge
So many people play Fat Han, but few know how to play a successful Fat Wedge. He's a cheap Rebel alternative.
