Garrett "John Condit" Severson

Warhammer 40,000 Combat Patrol – Goonhammer’s Initial Impressions

We’ve talked a lot over the past two weeks about what to expect from the new edition of 40k, but there’s an entirely new game mode that’ll be releasing together with the Leviathan box set that’s worth discussing: Combat...

Warlord Wednesdays: Adeptus Titanicus Campaign Compendium Review

A new Adeptus Titanicus release, in this economy? Today we're reviewing the new Titanicus Campaign Compendium, a preview copy of which was kindly provided to us by Games Workshop. It doesn’t feel like it, but Adeptus Titanicus came out five...

Arks of Omen: The Lion – The Goonhammer Review

The final book in the Arks of Omen series is here, and it's a doozy. With rules for the last remaining factions plus an entirely new one, two full sets of missions, and a pile of datasheets, it's chock-full of...

Building a Future That Is Not Foreclosed Upon: An Interview with Miguel Lopez and Kai Tave of Massif Press, publisher of Lancer

Lancer is, according to the back of the rulebook, anyway, “a mud-and-lasers tabletop roleplaying game of modular mechs and the pilots that crew them.” Set thousands of years in humanity’s future, the people of Earth have come together to...

Arks of Omen: Farsight – The Goonhammer Review

The now-no-longer-final entry in the Arks of Omen series, Farsight, is coming soon, and as always, the Goonhammer team is here to tell you all about it. Thanks once again to Games Workshop for providing us with a review copy...

Arks of Omen: Vashtorr – the Goonhammer Review

It’s finally here! The third installment of the Arks of Omen series has launched with what is definitely some great lore for Chaos’s new kid on the block, the expected slate of boarding action rules, a boarding action campaign...

Arks of Omen: Angron – The Goonhammer Review

Arks of Omen: Angron is the second entry in the Arks of Omen series, following in the footsteps of Abaddon. In addition to a nice chunk of lore and some nifty pictures of some boarding actions games, this book...

Competitive Innovations in 9th: October 25, 2022 Part 2: Some More 40k, As A Treat

Hello again, and welcome back to more of my incredibly helpful thoughts on the state of the 40k meta. Wings is technically back from vacation, but I have performed the requisite incantations and warding to prevent him from taking this...

Competitive Innovations in 9th: October 25, 2022, Part 1: In Which Mistakes Were Made

Hello and welcome to another thrilling installment of everyone's favorite column exploring the ins and outs of competitive play in Warhammer 40,000. James "One_Wing" Grover is currently on vacation doing whatever it is English people do on vacation, a topic...

Codex: Chaos Space Marines (9th edition) Review, Part 4: Crusade

Chaos Space Marines have a fairly hefty set of units available to them, mixing a bunch of Space Marine classics, unique units like Daemon Engines, and a huge host of Characters, both named and regular. In this part of...

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Competitive Innovations in the Mortal Realms: Hi, My Name is Roy, I’m a Blood Addict

A mix of events using old and new battlescroll rules, with one even using new Cities of Sigmar rules...
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