Warhammer 40K: A History of Editions – 3rd, 4th & 5th Edition
Come Grimdark enthusiasts as we cover the history and review of every edition of 40k. Today we look at 3rd, 4th & 5th Editions.
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Warhammer 40K: A History of Editions – 1st & 2nd Edition
Come Grimdark enthusiasts as we cover the history and review of every edition of 40k. Today we look at 1st and 2nd Editions.
Warhammer 40K RETRO: 3 Decades of Knights
With Knights seeing their golden era behind them, let us a look back at the almost 30-year history of Imperial and Eldar Knights in Warhammer 40,000.
40K Op-ed: 8th Edition Has Outgrown ITC Missions
One veteran gamer makes a case that 40K’s latest 2019 Chapter Approved Missions prove that 8th edition is all grown up and can move past the ITC Missions.
Warhammer 40K: House Rules For 8th Edition
A BoLS Regular is here to share their thoughts on some House Rules that just might improve your game nights.
Tyranids Tactics: STOMP STOMP STOMP – The Mighty Morphing Carnifex
Today, let’s talk about one of the most classic bugs of all times, the mighty morphing Carnifex! Beware, the Hive Fleets are ever-evolving and this old bug has some new tricks.
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Gaslands: Why You Should Buckle-Up and Get Stuck In
Osprey’s Gaslands, by now I think many of you will already have heard of it. I know I’m late to the party. However, there are certainly stragglers yet to discover the game, let alone be sold on it. So now, as much as ever, I believe it deserves a full-throated and only mildly qualified […]
40K Op-ed: The Fly In the Imperial Soup
I recently watched a 40K YouTube video advocating the use of soup lists and I want to talk about the proverbial fly in them.
Op-ed: Killteam’s Flaw In The Ointment
Kill-Team is great fun and growing fast, but does it have a single grand flaw?
40K Counterpoint: In Defense of Line of Sight
Dropping Line of Sight for Warhammer 40,000? May I offer a rebuttal.
40K Deep Thought: Fixed Roll Hitting Doesn’t Hit the Spot
Games Workshop streamlined 40K a lot when they moved to 8th edition. One reader thinks they went too far with Melee.
Geekery: No Man’s Land in the City That Never Sleeps
New York City was the epicenter of dystopian movies in the early 1980s – heroes and monsters of horror, sci-fi, and action fought in its streets. It created a new genre – one that has since faded into the background. It deserves a come back.
