Back to the Heresy I go with my latest audiobook review, with Graham McNeill's The Outcast Dead being narrated by Jonathan Keeble. Generally considered one of the "skippable" ones, does it perhaps deserve another look?
It's here! A little delayed today, but still plenty of ground to cover in the Black Library. Preorder perils, Writers are Fans Too!, new books and all the news from the week that was!
Need a little Chaos in your life? In the debut of RPG Conversions on the Warhammer Wordforge, we bring over the two warbands from Bladeborn into the Soulbound world. Whether adversaries or (for you Champions of Chaos parties) potential rivals or even allies, they are sure to leave a mark!
The Illustrated and Annotated Edition series continues to be one of the best values in the Black Library going, and Sandy Mitchell's entry is a worthy addition to the pantheon.
My review today for Tabletop Battles: Tabletop Battles Reviews: For the Emperor (Illustrated and Annotated Edition), by Sandy Mitchell - Tabletop Battles
Okay, so maybe it's been pretty quiet on the RPG news front this week, but there's always a bit of ground to cover!
Black Library Bibliophiles is the monthly series on the collection and display of Black Library books. This time we're looking at JOYTOY's line of Astartes helmets as centerpiece displays, July's deluxe edition books, and spotlighting some community shelfies!
https://www.warhammerwordforge.com/p/black-library-bibliophiles-helms
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Happy Friday, folks! This week we're looking at Cubicle 7 Games snaring an ENNIE for The Old World, the Warhammer RPG bestsellers on the Top 200, and plenty more!
Happy Lore Friday, folks! I continue to maintain that these editions are some of the best value for dollar in all the Black Library, and was certainly not disappointed here.
For this week's feature I headed back to the world that was, with one of Warhammer Fantasy's earliest tales. Drachenfels was surprisingly delightful and ambitious, less a story about heroes storming the castle so much as a story about staging a play about heroes storming the castle!
It's terrific stuff from Kim Newman (writing as Jack Yeovil), and Antonia Beamish's narration delivered!
Hey folks, buckle in, we’ve got an action-packed one today! New books, the August giveaway, an AoS wellness check, and plenty more!
https://www.warhammerwordforge.com/p/black-library-weekly-a-star-is-bjorn
Hey folks! Meant to highlight this yesterday, but I reviewed William Crowe's Veterans of the Fall for Tabletop Battles yesterday.
Crowe writes good action, but I'd have loved to have gotten to know his characters a little bit better.
Tabletop Battles Reviews: Veterans of the Fall, by William Crowe - Tabletop Battles
Happy Saturday! Yesterday in Warhammer RPG Weekly, I noted the welcome surprise arrival of the new Arbites-themed PDF supplement for Wrath & Glory, Lex Imperialis. Today, I'm diving in!
Happy Friday! This week we're looking at the launch of Sylvania: The Cursed Couty, from what went wrong to how it might have gone better. Plus the new Wrath & Glory Arbites drop, and news from around the webway!
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Happy Monday, readers! Some neat stuff this week, from the Warhammer+ Yearbook news to the latest from Rob Rath and more!
https://www.warhammerwordforge.com/p/black-library-weekly-warhammer-goes
The week that was in the realm of Warhammer's RPGs, we saw a big debut for the Sylvania Setting Guide Sylvania: The Cursed County, though Cubicle 7's stable of offerings otherwise slipped a bit in the DriveThruRPG bestseller list. Plus tidbits from around the webway and a list of upcoming releases.
Hey folks! Today's piece on the Warhammer Wordforge is an invitation to share how we're all feeling about the Black Library! It's a quick survey, but a useful first step towards really getting to the pulse of the community.
Please consider participating, it's truly appreciated!
Happy Monday, readers! Think you're all paying the same amount on the Warhammer website? You might be surprised at just how untrue that is. I also discuss the six guiding principles of the Warhammer Wordforge, a warp-cursed copy of Horus Rising, and all the news and events around the Black Library this week!
In today's feature on the Warhammer Wordforge, we're back in the pages of White Dwarf for the latest by Russell Zimmerman. It's got Steel Legion! It's got orks! It's got... oh no.
Happy Monday, folks! This week we're looking at exploring the DNA of Warhammer, Robert Rath's surprise sequel, our July giveaway winner, and all the news, happenings, and upcoming releases from around the Black Library!
Plus, it's yer man's turn to get screwed by a preorder gone awry with Rynn's World.
Happy Saturday, readers! We've got an action-packed Readers' Hall of Fame piece for you today, with no less than eight books getting inducted!
Here's the main feature: Black Library Readers’ Hall of Fame: The Winners of 2012, and Class of 2013 - Tabletop Battles
Here's my "director's commentary,' including the Top 20 tables of the books that have gotten the greatest amount of popular support: The Hall Monitor: The Roaring Tens
And here's the ballot for the Class of 2013. Please make sure your voice is heard!