mynameisgrax

I've crunched the numbers, read a lot of threads, and have come to the painful realization that until a major errata is made to 6th edition regarding flyers, there are only six competitive army 'types' in tournaments:


1. Imperial Guard

2. Necron

3. Armies that ally with Imperial Guard

4. Armies that ally with Necron

5. (To a lesser extent) Blood Angels/Grey Knights

6. (To a lesser extent) Armies that ally ...

It's been a very long time, since I said everything I really wanted to say about the Orks in 5th edition, but I wanted to come back and put together a post about 6th edition.

Sure, there are already quite a few threads on this topic, but I wanted to focus less on the overall changes, and more on the units that are now totally screwed. Also, I think a few of the boyz out there are a little in denial, and I wanted to take a moment to make 10 painful truths perfectly clear: ...

I’ve been checking out the forums, talking with people, and most importantly of all, goofing off at work. In between shuffling papers around on my desk and pretending to talk on the phone, I’ve found that almost all successful Warhammer Fantasy armies have eight things in common:


1. Don’t panic!


No, for the 42nd time, I’m not making a Douglas Adams reference. I’m saying the easiest way to lose the game is for your valuable units to panic

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Don’t worry, I’m not going to rant about codex creep, RAW vs RAI, or anything like that. The internet already has enough essays demanding political sanctions against Games Workshop for one reason or another. Instead, I want to talk about a few of the issues that have always bugged me about Warhammer and 40k, but few ever mention:

1. The Daemons of Slaanesh are just plain ‘fugly’

You’d think the God of beauty, depravity, and temptation would have warriors that ...

This will probably be old news for many people here, but I just stumbled upon an article with the complete results, so thought I'd post it here. I'm not sure if it's allowed to post a link to the article directly here, but if I found it by googling: 'ard boyz 2010 results finals' then you can too.

This year they split up the tournament into three separate events, one on each coast and one in the traditional Chicago Battle Bunker, so we have three winners.

The results ...