An Age of Plenty: Vect-less Codex and a Glimmer of Hope
And now a small departure from the normal content of this blog which is, apart from reviews, usually pretty analytical. Partially because I’m exhausted at the moment, so complex analysis […]
And now a small departure from the normal content of this blog which is, apart from reviews, usually pretty analytical. Partially because I’m exhausted at the moment, so complex analysis […]
I’m on the road a lot, and move frequently, which means a lot of wargames played on kitchen tables and folding desks. And as appealing as nondescript grey or faux woodgrain is, […]
Hey folks, an update in light of my last post: I’ve got a bunch of the data and analysis prepped for post-BAO and NOVA analysis of the meta, but for […]
People seemed to like Requiem for an Edition, which was gratifying to see, but one of the most common requests was for this to also take place for 7th Edition. […]
The moment your army progresses past perhaps a squad, the question of how exactly to transport that army becomes rather vexing. There are myriad options on the market, and I’ve sampled […]
One could, of course, go down the rabbit hole of comparing dozens of other combinations, but I’ve touched on what I think, at least, are the big ones. There’s been […]
And here we have the big one – an army by army breakdown of the performance of the LVO entrants. Who did well, who…did not so well?
The first question in the “Requiem for an Edition” series, looking at the results of the Las Vegas Open as a sort of historical look-back at the end of 6th […]
The next few posts are all entitled “Requiem for an Edition”, and will be taking a statistical look at the results of the Las Vegas Open, a major tournament taking […]
Valedor is a new Apocalypse Warzone book put out by Games Workshop, focusing on the last days of the planet Valedor, and featuring a fight between the Tyranids and the […]