Miniatures game by Privateer Press
In June, I did my July Warmachine article early, as Lock and Load was revealing all sorts of cool goodies, and I wanted to wait until after the themes came out to give them a solid once over on how they are going to affect my list building, if at all. So, with that said, let’s take a look at our new themes!
Continue readingEach of the last 6 years, I’ve been to Lock and Load in Seattle, Privateer Press’s hometown convention, and one that showcases the work they are doing each year, and previews the year to come. This year, I stayed at home. This is the news coming out, and What I think of it going forward.
Continue readingI’ve been slowing down on Warmachine while I focus on D&D – both writing my setting and playing a few more games, and it’s given me a bit of time to think about what it is about Warmachine that’s driving me into a bit of a lull. I do hope these things change and I can get back into the game in a year or two.
Continue readingThis is the final month for Brawltimore, of local qualification league. There is the LCQ, giving the winner a chance to qualify for the event, and there will be the Invitational finals on 4/27. Its some of the best players from the surrounding 4 states and DC, and it’s sure to be a hell of a tournament! Let’s take a look at what happened at the LCQ just a few days ago!
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This year was the first year of me heading out to the OTC with the Battle Driven Crew. It was a blast for me, and It really amped up my desire to play more games, which is excellent as that had been waning since the NOVA last year. I’m not going to go to deep into every game, but lets take a look anyway!
Continue readingWhile I was thinking of doing a write up of my last tournament, they have been 5 games or longer, and its a lot of talking just to say, to absolutely no
While Normally I’d do battle reports of my latest tournament ( I went 3-2, Huzzah!) This week something interesting and cool dropped hours before writing this article: A new caster. I’ll keep up on the iterations of her prior to posting this on Tuesday, but
I’ve been riding the Scaverous train for a long while now, seven months, as far as I can remember. Its had ups and downs, and I have had a lot of fun using him and getting used to the list. This tournament I once again brought Scaverous and Gaspy 3 just to make sure that I never encountered guns. It was the Third of the Brawltimore Series that we run down here every year, and this one went the distance: 20 players, 5 rounds.
Well, The CID has come with the Bane Knight UA in it, and it is an interesting peice. It has everything that the Lock and Load preview said it would have and more. I want to take a look at what it does, does not, and can possibly, do.
Continue readingWhen I was first testing Scaverous, I was having a pretty good time into most heavy infantry. It was hard to maintain coherency and cohesion when models were getting Choking ashed, pulled apart by Black Ogrun, and other nasty effects. Now, though, there is a single strange problem that my list has to contend with that I don’t – right now – have an answer for. Let’s look.
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