yeah but you can’t buy multiple boxes of rorke’s drift, but you could buy several for Isandalwana if it’s just a straight up starter set

I gave up trying to make sense of GWs decision making before I stopped working for them many years ago. That way lies madness. We seem to both agree its a bit wonky be it mindset or process On a related note […]

I am tempted, particularly if the rookes drift is a smaller box (force-wise). Isandalwana should have much bigger forces.

This will probably sell better than some of the other small scale Warlord stuff, just to literally have fousands and fousands of Zulus

I’m not sure how much need there is for yet another range of Zulus. I’ve certainly got as many as I need in 28mm and there are options out there from 2mm up to 54mm, although as the Epic range is a size all its […]

Botwar is just the best, I would love to check out Beat Em Up too, I had completely missed that they made this

good man yourself

The book in the background of the Smash Bash pics is The Lost Pianos of Siberia by Sophy Roberts.

That’s a solid suggestion mate! Regardless of how you view the games, Bolt Action and particularly Flames of War have decent options. I particularly like the way that Flames of War has a starter set for 2 players, […]

Bang-on @Caledor2!

Hi @Wonkygoblin, It’s a fresh idea but that isn’t really a starter set, more a set of rules with some low cost scenery only suitable for beginners. I personally feel that a starter set needs to have enough of […]

There’s usually loads of D6 cubes wherever GW, Bolt Action and similar games are sold. Even Amazon has the Chessex sets. Should be simple and loads of colour choices…

all games are miniatures agnostic

I think the most legendary starter boxes was the original Hawk wargames Drop zone Commander starter. 2 forces, a city …. literally, paper playmat, all tokens and rulebook. omg. it was so good. I think […]