Mini of the Week 9-22-17

Welcome back to Mini of the Week, where every Friday I will find a miniature from around the web that exemplifies an aspect of our hobby and share it with you.

Nighthaunts Under the New General's Handbook

I was lucky enough to have started Nighthaunts almost a year ago because I liked the faction and they were quick to paint, and so I was in the perfect position when they got some awesome Allegiance Abilities. So how do Nighthaunts play under the new General's Handbook?

Mini of the Week 9-15-17

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REVIEW: Dante

Dante by Guy Haley is part of a series of ongoing explorations of well known characters within the Warhammer 40k setting, and I'll admit, I thought it was just going to be a simple bolter filled Space Marine story at first. It's so, so much more than that though and I was blown away by the surprising angles taken to explore the Lord of Angels and the excellent writing.

The Importance of Mysterious Terrain

An integral and important part of Age of Sigmar that can often be overlooked, Mysterious Terrain is a fantastic addition to the game. While you may think it just adds more complexity to your games, here are the reasons why I think it should always be used.

Mini of the Week 9-8-17

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QUICK REVIEW: Auction of Blood

I have said it before, and I'll say it again; Josh Reynolds is the master of Age of Sigmar fiction, and he's proved it yet again with the quick read Auction of Blood. Tying into his upcoming Spear of Shadows novel, which I'll be grabbing this weekend, this short does a great job at establishing some serious atmosphere and getting you to care about it's main character in a rather short page count.