My Warhammer AoS project to get back into playing wargames in the Mortal Realms

Recently I’ve been working on printing warscroll cards from AoS 2.0, a 7cm by 9.78cm MTG sized cards that is smaller than the traditional postcard sized scale. This has all been a part of my build up towards playing more AoS solo games with a simpler way of playing without the hassle of flipping through

Blogging 2023

Ah yes I have a blog and haven’t posted in quite some time! Let’s change that. This year there are quite a few changes and new things that are in effect. For one, I don’t buy as much miniatures as I used to. My focus is to play more games, create stories and really grasp

Warhammer Quest: Cursed City, initial thoughts from a Level 0 perspective

It seems like I’m behind on the hype craze for most releases by GW nowadays, to the point that I’m way behind on 9th Ed 40k and 3rd Ed AoS. But this isn’t a bad thing as I can pick and choose what I’d like based on products not hyped like it’s a life altering

Update and Zaku II

You will have noticed that I’ve been absent on this blog for over a month now. Simply put I’ve started posting content over on the Modiphius Forums, which has been fun and much more engaging to post F:WW fan content. Though what does that mean for the blog? I plan to make the blog still

Wasteland Encounters senarios

Do you sometimes wish your games of Fallout Wasteland Warfare had a twist in a campaign tree? An in-between mini story that creates a challange or an added reward for the journey ahead? Let me introduce: Wasteland Encounters. A fan made project inspired by Fallout 3 random encounters (the basis of this event set as

Unique fan made character unit cards for Fallout Wasteland Warfare

If you’ve been following my Instagram stuff for awhile now, then you’ll know about my side project on making unique character cards based on kitbashed and alternative painting scheme. Like evey project I announce it, and then it gets delayed or put aside for several months. Well now the time has come to give you,

Unofficial Halo Reach miniatures part 1

If you’ve ever played Halo: Reach on either the Xbox 360 or MCC, you’ll be familiar with Noble Team. On the surface they may seem one dimensional as characters with very little screen time for development in the game, however, it’s only when you play a second time that you notice a far more compelling