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I adore the new dwarf Khazlite Holds army for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, but I worry about what they mean for the future
The author expresses a conflicted admiration for the new Khazalite Holds army in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, praising their incredible models and adherence to classic fantasy dwarf tropes. However, they worry that this familiar design direction might signal a move away from the game's signature creative and bizarre factions, potentially impacting unique sub-factions like the Kharadron Overlords.
Fans are loving new Warhammer Legion of the Damned Kill Team, but are already worried about resellers
Fans are expressing excitement for the new Legion of the Damned models within the Kill Team: Armageddon box set, but are simultaneously concerned about potential reseller issues and inflated prices. While the models are highly anticipated for their aesthetic and conversion potential, the article notes the difficulty in acquiring similar limited releases and suggests alternative purchasing strategies.
I've been hands on with all the new Warhammer 40K Space Marine models, these are the ones you should buy
This article reviews the new Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine models for the game's 11th edition, focusing on their buildability and gameplay utility. It highlights specific units like Kaius Konorious, Captain on Bike, Intercessor Squad, Outriders, and Vanguard Veterans with Jump Packs, offering recommendations based on playstyle and complexity.
These new Sons of Behemat models are exactly what the Warhammer Age of Sigmar army needs
This review examines the new Sons of Behemat models and Battletome for Warhammer Age of Sigmar, highlighting the addition of a spellcaster, Ma Maegran, and new gargant units like Boss-stompers and Rock-hurlers. The article praises the increased versatility and hobby aspect of the new releases, noting that while the core stomping gameplay remains, the updates offer more strategic options.
A beloved Warhammer 40K model is back, and it's "top tier sh*tposting" according to fans
Games Workshop has released a new plastic terrain kit for Warhammer 40,000 called the 'Thunderhawk Impact Site,' which depicts the iconic transport as a ruined pile of slag. While fans have long desired a plastic Thunderhawk model, this unexpected release has been met with amusement and a sense of 'top tier shitposting' from the community, who are hopeful it signals an upcoming playable model.
Ogor Mawtribes 2026 range review: I've been hands on with all the new Warhammer models, here's what I think
This review examines the new 2026 range of miniatures for the Ogor Mawtribes in Warhammer Age of Sigmar, noting that while the faction's 'dumb murderhobo' theme remains, the updated models and rules finally do the army justice. The article details the build complexity, time, and gameplay of several new units, including Morga the Mighty, Redd the Maw, Grell Firefist, the Butcher, Cleavers/Gutseers, and Hunters with Saberfangs, offering insights into their strengths and weaknesses on the tabletop.
Down with tactical rocks
This opinion piece critiques the overuse of 'tactical rocks' and other elaborate bases in miniature wargaming, particularly within the Warhammer universe. The author argues that these bases have become excessive, detracting from the miniatures themselves and leading to impractical designs.
Fans agree that this new Warhammer 40K mini is fantastic, and it leaves the Space Marines far behind
Games Workshop has revealed a new Ork Weirdboy model for the upcoming Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition launch box, which fans have widely praised for its quality, with many agreeing it surpasses the Space Marine models. The 11th Edition, featuring Orks facing off against Space Marines, is set to release in June 2026.
The new Warhammer Custodes look amazing, but my god, I wish they were easier to build
The new Legio Custodes miniatures for Horus Heresy and Warhammer 40,000 are visually impressive but present significant building challenges. The article details difficulties with attaching small components like Guardian Spears and plumes, recommending patience for builders. Despite the assembly frustrations, the final models are considered works of art and a significant improvement over previous iterations.
Factions Core Rulebook Now Available for Pre-Order - TGN - Tabletop Gaming News
Modiphius Entertainment has announced that the Fallout: Factions Core Rulebook is now available for pre-order. This 112-page hardcover expands the miniature skirmish game with rules for six factions, campaign systems, and customizable Home Turfs, set to release in early summer 2025.
