REVIEW: Legends of the Age of Sigmar - City of Secrets

The latest novel from the Age of Sigmar series is out to coincide with the Disciples of Tzeentch book. Besides just featuring the new Tzeentch baddies, this is also our first book with a regular mortal Freeguild member as our protagonist, in fact, the Stormcast are barely in it. Alongside the Freeguild we also get to see the Scourge Privateers and a particularly determined Witch Hunter.

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TUTORIAL "CLASSIC": Tzaangors

With the release of the Disciples of Tzeentch book and myself being gone for the week I thought this would be a good time to bring back my Tzaangor painting tutorial from the Silver Tower release.

REVIEW: Legends of the Age of Sigmar - Skaven Pestilens

I know I'm a little late on this review considering the book came out about a year ago, but I finally got around to reading the Skaven Pestilens novel and I definitely was not disappointed by it. Not only do we get to read about the Skaven and Stormcast fighting on top of a giant worm, but this is the first, and only, in depth look at the Seraphon in the novels.

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GALLERY: Ogornid Bugclaw Riders in the Endless Desert

Today I have a special guest article by Eric "Stonemonk Gamer" of the Mortal Realms. His Bugclaw Raiders army is awesome on many levels, not least of which is that he managed to incorporate Tyranids into AoS and have it seem logical, fitting, and pretty cool looking to boot!

REVIEW: Disciples of Tzeentch Battletome

It's been a couple of months since we have had a major release for Age of Sigmar, but the wait is finally over and change is here! Disciples of Tzeentch finally sees the Arcanites make their full appearance in AoS, but there is also so much more to this brand new style of Battletome then just them.

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Mengel Miniatures: 2016 in Review

2016 has come and gone and what a wonderful year it was for our hobby. So many great products came out and we got fantastic changes to the community like Warhammer TV and the Warhammer Community site. On Mengel Miniatures it was a pretty big year as well, so let's take a look back!

REVIEW: The Path of Heaven

The latest in the Horus Heresy series focusing on the White Scars, The Path of Heaven by Chris Wraight, brings the sons of the Khan ever closer to Terra. Though their path is set, it isn't without its perils and the warriors of Chogoris meet them head on.

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OPINION: What Constitutes a "Filth" List in AoS?

We have all heard people talk about "Filth" lists and how unfun they are. Generally people are talking about armies that are so tooled up that they are nearly impossible to beat and are usually owned by "power gamers". What actually makes something a filth list though?

REVIEW: Spire of Dawn

Spire of Dawn may just be the Island of Blood starter set from 8th edition with a new name and a bit of a facelift, but that doesn't stop it from being an exciting release for AoS. Alongside bringing back some great miniatures, we also got some new warscrolls, battalions and a bit of new background to go along with it.