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Necromunda Roleplay Combines TTRPG and Wargaming Soon
Games Workshop is expanding into the roleplaying game market with Necromunda Roleplay, a new TTRPG that integrates the existing Necromunda skirmish rules with a dedicated RPG system. This move signifies a significant push for the company into the RPG space.
The Ogor Mawtribes have won me over with how gross their mechanics are, and this Warhammer Age of Sigmar army is truly…
The Ogor Mawtribes army set for Warhammer Age of Sigmar offers a unique blend of thematic grossness and impactful gameplay mechanics. This review highlights how the faction's focus on hitting hard and eating makes for a fun, if brutal, wargaming experience. The article also touches on the history of the Ogors and the recent model refresh.
Want to start playing Warhammer 40,000 but feel lost? This is the perfect launch-pad
The Warhammer 40,000 Introductory Set is presented as an ideal starting point for new players interested in the sprawling wargame or the hobby in general. It includes everything needed to begin, with bite-sized tutorials and easy-to-assemble models, though it is a simplified version of the full game.
Best Prime Day 3D printer deals 2026 for tabletop, wargaming, cosplay, and more
This article highlights the best Prime Day 3D printer deals for 2026, recommending waiting for sales events to purchase these magical but expensive devices. It covers machines suitable for wargaming terrain, cosplay props, and replicas from favorite games, noting that this year's Amazon Prime Day deals are superior to other sales.
Warhammer 40K Eye of Terror reminds me of something the game has been missing for years
The author reflects on the "Eye of Terror" release for Warhammer 40,000, noting how it evokes nostalgia for the large-scale, story-driven worldwide campaigns of the past. While not a direct return to those events, the new releases and upcoming 11th Edition with "Armageddon" capture a similar sense of grand, impactful conflict. The article also touches on the new models and the potential for players to organize their own large-scale campaigns.
If you want to try printing D&D models or wargame miniatures, this 3D printer feels almost foolproof
The Anycubic Photon P1 3D printer is presented as a near-foolproof option for printing Dungeons & Dragons models, cosplay items, and wargame miniatures. Despite challenging environmental conditions, the printer consistently produced high-quality, detailed prints with minimal user effort, featuring innovations like dual-print functionality and a thermal-controlled vat.