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Miniature Painting Part 2
Miniature Painting By Travis Perkins Last time we looked at the basics for getting started painting, this time around let’s look at brushes, palettes, and some other painting products that might be useful for you. Starting with Pallets: I would one hundred percent recommend a wet pallet over a dry pallet for miniature painting and […]
what kind of player are you?
What kind of player are you? By Jacob Dungey I’ve talked with a lot of people about playing Age of Sigmar. A lot of the time the conversation moves towards getting into the game and my question to the person is, “what kind of player are you?” What I mean by this is, are you […]
Tasty Lava Cakes: All About That Base
Tasty Lava Cakes: All About That Base By Jeff Campbell-Crawley As a miniature war gamer, it’s all about getting that painted army on the table. I spend a lot of time and effort trying to get my armies looking as good as possible to a point of diminishing returns. There’s nothing quite like a war […]
How I stopped worrying and learned to love the dice – One weirdo’s perspective on making the jump into competitive play.
How I stopped worrying and learned to love the dice – One weirdo’s perspective on making the jump into competitive play. By Will Chaffee It’s a well-known fact that the competitive wargamer is a fraction of a fraction of the wargaming hobbyist writ large. There’s a lot of moving parts in that equation – as […]
Infection at Outpost 31: Can you ever really trust your friends?
Infection at Outpost 31 Can you ever really trust your friends to not stab you in the back while escaping Antarctica? Infection at Outpost 31 is a board game based on the cult classic remake John Carpenter’s “The Thing” centered around learning which of your friends is human and which is a terrible assimilation creature […]
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