u/Average_Citizen_117

I wanted to ask if there are any dads out there that are into other types of gaming besides video games! I LOVE playing board games with friends, card games like Magic the Gathering, and I even dabble a bit on Warhammer (both the 40k and the Age of Sigmar versions). ​

How do you game?

I've got the chance to grab the Harbinger box from my local store for 80 bucks. A: is that even a good deal? And B: I am interested in the look of the Kruelboyz but have no idea how they play or what kind of value I'll find in that box. I'd love to have the full spearhead, so I also wanted to know if there was a box that had the Spearhead in it with the Stormcast models too?

Thanks! ​​

I'm so glad this subreddit exists. I truly hope it pops off and starts generating a lot of buzz around the game. I know it'll probably be a little less active until the books are released, but I'd love to see a day when we get art of oc's, storylines, stories about game nights, and more. Fingers crossed. I'll see you out among the stars! ​

Are there any lore books on the Deathrattle? Not like... A rulebook that comes in a miniatures box that also had lore... I am wondering if there are any novels about or from the perspective of the Deathrattle.

Thanks!

I recently got the Deathrattle Tomb Host Spearhead as my introduction to AoS officially. I'm VERY excited, but I don't want to get too ahead of myself. Here's my question:

Should I paint any parts of the minis before assembling them? So far, I've cut the Wight King out and already it seems like I might want to get parts of his shield and cloak before assembling completely.

Any advice is appreciated! ​

I just wanted to chime in and express my excitement for the Starlight Brigade and Neon Odyssey Crossover we get. I've seen TWRP 2x in Nashville, once with NSP as well. That song is why. It was my first experience with Dan and TWRP, so to see it coming to life in the Neon Odyssey d&d expansion is an amazing opportunity.

Just wanted to say I'm pumped. Are you going to play Neon Odyssey? If so, what kind of game or character do you want to play? I'm a DM, so I'll be running a Mech campaign like Gundam Wing and then I'll also run a Bounty Hunter campaign like Cowboy Bebop lol. ​

Hi! Hello! I'm your friendly neighborhood MIGHTY ORC SAMURAI Guy :)

In the first year of the game's release, I thought the only thing missing was the ability for me to make my Orcs into might samurai warriors. I was persistent, and I commented about how awesome it would be to have my Orcs be MIGHTY SAMURAI for MONTHS. Well, the developers listened and produced the Oathsworn culture.

I want to thank them not just for adding this cool culture a few years ago, but to remind everyone that there is a SECRET ACHIEVEMENT called "Fan Favorite."

How do you get this achievement? By winning with a 100% good aligned Oathsworn Orc leader, that's how :)

I will forever feel honored to be represented in the game, even in this tiny way. The devs for this game are AMAZING, and they deserve every good thing that comes their way. I've commented about this before in other places and on a different reddit account (got hacked, boo), but I like to come in and remind folks that there's an awesome achievement out there just waiting for you to try and win with the honor of the Mighty Orc Samurai! ​​

I'm a long-time admirer of the game, and I've painted some stuff here and there. I've been invited to play with a new friend and their group. They play on Saturdays, usually combat patrol. What video do I watch, what book do I read, what article do I look up to help me learn to play this game as quickly and efficiently as possible. Do I need to know all the rules to the base game as well as the combat patrol rules? If so, please direct me to the same media that will assist in that as well. ​

I've got a fully painted Tyranid combat patrol (the one that came in the starter box), and I've got the warriors painted out of a Necron combat patrol. I've got everything but the librarian for the space marine combat patrol. All unpainted on those. Which of these three is best to start with?

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I don't have a monowhite commander, and I can't find one I think is interesting. That's where you come in.

I like a fun, thematic deck. One that doesn't have to be built to destroy, but to "do the thing." Whatever that thing is. I don't wanna durdle, but I want my thing to be consistent.

Talk me into building YOUR mono-white commander suggestion :)