40K Loremaster: Who Are The Perpetuals
Today we look at the oldest humans to walk the galaxy (or sit decrepit in a golden chair) – The Perpetuals.
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REVIEW: Dante by Guy Haley
This novel is so much more than that though and I was blown away by the surprising angles taken to explore the Lord of Angels.
Mengel Miniatures REVIEW: Shadespire
I was lucky enough to get an early review copy to check out and get a few games in. So what exactly is Shadespire?
The Importance of Mysterious Terrain in AoS
Mysterious Terrain can add a lot to your games, if only you’d use it.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Stormcast Eternals Battletome
The Stormcast Eternals were the first to get updated after the General’s Handbook came out. It sets the stage for the rest of AoS quite nicely.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Slaughter at Giant’s Coffin
What happens to the Emperor’s Scythes after their home world is wiped out by the Tyranids? Find out in Slaughter at Giant’s Coffin by Laurie Goulding.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Nagash the Undying King
Nagash the Undying King is an amazing tome. Not only does it look awesome, but the story by Josh Reynolds is one of the best I’ve read for AoS so far.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Shadows Over Hammerhal
Mengel Miniatures is here with a look at Sigmarite Dungeon Delving this week.
Mengel Miniatures Review: City of Secrets
The latest novel from the Age of Sigmar features Tzeentch’s minions, a mortal Freeguild protagonist, the Scourge Privateers and a determined Witch Hunter.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Asurmen – The Darker Road
The Phoenix Lord attempts to secure the future of the Ulthwé Craftworld in this audio drama, which I really enjoyed.
Mengel Miniatures Review: Disciples of Tzeentch
Disciples of Tzeentch finally sees the Arcanites arrive, but there is also so much more to this brand new style of Battletome…
An American in Warhammer World’s Court
I was lucky enough to be in England on vacation recently and set aside one of my days for a trip to Warhammer World. It did not disappoint.
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