I love a game that's both a good experience and an invitation for expansion. A game that provides an experience that extends outside its own box is, in my opinion, the pinnacle of good product design. The HeroQuest board game, with its recent re-release, encapsulates the ability of a humble board...
Midnight on the Street of Knives is a Warhammer 40,000 short story by Andy Chambers. This is my review of it, with no spoilers.
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Xagor is on an errand for his haemonculus master, the delivery of a thoroughly unimportant package and some tremendously important news....
I've started watching Astartes on Warhammer+, and I'm reviewing each episode as I watch it. There are major spoilers in this review, so don't continue reading if you intend to watch the series yourself and want to experience it fresh.
As an aside, I don't actually know if Astartes is a serie...
This is my final review of my read-through of the Armageddon Crusade book for Warhammer 40,000. For me, it's kinda useless to write a "review" of something I've not experienced in a game, but I think the Armageddon rules are worth looking at, even if only academically (until I try them, as in...
The third chapter in the Armageddon Crusade book is Assault on the Fire Wastes. It's about the assault on the Fire Wastes (no surprise there), and marks the end of the Third Armageddon war. This is my review of the chapter and, because this is the final lore chapter, of the narrative portion of...
In the previous chapter of Amageddon Crusade: The Red Angel's Gate, we were introduced to the major players of the latest in a history of conflict on the planet of Armageddon. The greatest threat of all, it seemed, was the Red Angel's Gate, a hole in reality and blatant invitation for the arrival...
I bought Crusade: Armageddon for Warhammer 40,000 10th edition. Having finally finished my Pariah Nexus campaign, I'm reading Armageddon chapter by chapter. This is my review of the first chapter, War without end.
I haven't played any of the missions yet, so this is just a review of the...
In tabletop gaming, I often find that uniformity feels like a wargame, while inconsistency feels like an RPG. When you've got 2 units of 10 soldiers, and 1 captain leading them, you usually think of the soldiers as generically "the army" but you're likely to give that captain a name, a backstory, a...
In 2025, Games Workshop released a War of the Rohirrim campaign book, as a special order only, for Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game. I enjoyed War of the Rohirrim a lot more than I'd expected to, and I still regret not buying the Quest of the Ring Bearer campaign book, so I ordered this cam...
I watched the third and final episode of Penitence on Warhammer TV. It's a story about the Adepta Sororitas of the Order of the Sacred Rose, and this is my review of it. I'm avoiding spoilers, but it is Warhammer 40,000, after all, and in case you hadn't heard, it's the original grim dark settin...
I own a handful of very old Chaos Space Marines models for Warhammer 40,000, and I've acquired a few updated models in the Blackstone Fortress. I also had a spare Armiger Helverin model that I decided to paint black, and a black Land Raider model I also use for my Iron Hands army, and some Warga...
This is my review of the Codex Imperial Knights for 10th edition Warhammer 40,000. An Imperial Knight in Warhammer isn't just some guy in shining armour, it's a guy in a battle mech. Imperial Knights tower over pretty much any other Warhammer miniature, with even a big Space Marine maybe reachin...
This is my review of chapter 8: Monsters of the Labyrinth of Kobold Press's Labyrinth Worldbook, a planar setting for Tales of the Valiant (or any DnD 5e variant). As with spells and gods, it's hard to go wrong with a chapter full of monsters, and this chapter does not disappoint. Better yet,...
In White Dwarf issue 519, there's an article, titled The Golden Throne, about the 4-mile wide and half-mile tall "golden throne" that houses and sustains the Emperor's remains in Warhammer 40,000. It's a short article in 3 parts that cover the throne itself, Sanctum Imperialis where the throne...
The Labyrinth Worldbook is Kobold Press's planar setting for Tales of the Valiant or any DnD 5e variant. This is my review of chapter 7: Running Labyrinth Campaigns. There's some very good stuff in this chapter, and not a bit of it belongs in the seventh chapter or in a chapter called Running...
I watched the second episode in Penitence on Warhammer TV, a show about the Adepta Sororitas of the Order of the Sacred Rose. This is my review of it, with only minor spoilers, most of which we got from the early trailers of the show.
This episode starts where the previous one left off, with the...