if they gave people viable armies in a box then they wouldn’t be buying anything. just think of the poor shareholders. how would they ever live without their golden toilets and diamond encrusted poop scoopers?

Prioritising making money over producing a useful product that is value for money… yeah that sounds about right… capitalism… It’s like royal mail prioritising delivering tracked parcels that make them […]

Genuinely if I worked as part of the team that put these boxes together I’d be ashamed of myself for clearly not having enough of a spine to stop the Orks, Blood Angels & even the Necrons boxes from being […]

The Battleforces of yesteryear WERE indeed proper starter armies, you could build a 1k (ish) from them and they were a way of getting people into the hobby, this has now been replaced by Combat Patrols and sadly […]

But weren’t the Battleforce boxes of “yesteryear” not proper army starters? The ones in the square shaped boxes. From early 2002. The orc one had 16 boys, 5 bikes, 1 buggy, 1 trukk, terrain. Add one nob and boom, army.

You do get way more Orks in an actual Ork army in 40K, it’s just that these Battleforces aren’t “armies”. They are “what do we have a lot of that people aren’t buying that we can put into a big set to […]

OK, I don’t get it. Has 40k changed that much? Orcs used to be a horde army. Orcs, Tyranids and Imperial Army where the ones with the highest model count and somehow this box has 14 minis, 1 walker and 1 vehicle? […]

If this doesn’t remind you of He-Man’s Modulok then you’ve never played with He-Man toys XD

I read the headline in my RSS feed and my mind went “Ghosts and Goblins? Nice!” XD