Last year I put out the unofficial Warhammer 40,000 cooperative play supplement for Tyranid slaughtering, Fury of the Swarm. I was pleasantly surprised both by its reception, and by the immediate clamouring for a follow up with other armies. Orks were comfortably the most requested. It makes sense; they’re Warhammer 40,000’s original horde, so it’s only right they should have a horde mode. Two weeks from now, the open beta will begin. Today’s post is a behind the scenes preview to (hopefully) whet the appetite. Let the kimono parting begin! Explainer: What’s...

In this week's Hammer of Math we look at expected values and how to compare weapon profiles and outcomes when applying special rules and modifiers.

This Commander deck leans heavily into the Rakdos Punisher archetype, turning your opponents taking game actions into damage before doubling up that damage and bringing the game to a swift conclusion.

In today's MCP How to Paint Everything, brushwizard tackles the massive terrain of the Tomb of Dracula.

Last year I put out the unofficial Warhammer 40,000 cooperative play supplement for Tyranid slaughtering, Fury of the Swarm. I was pleasantly surprised both by its reception, and by the immediate clamouring for a follow up with other armies. Orks were comfortably the most requested. It makes sense; they’re Warhammer 40,000’s original horde, so it’s only right they should have a horde mode. Two weeks from now, the open beta will begin. Today’s post is a behind the scenes preview to (hopefully) whet the appetite. Let the kimono parting begin! Explainer: What’s Cooperative Gaming? This is where the players combine their Warhammer armies...