Although it’s a big internet out there, the Tabletop digital universe is pretty small and spread out. In Content We Liked, we take a look at the articles, videos, podcasts, and products that caught our eyes or were noteworthy during the prior week you might have missed.
On the Internet at Large
Starting this week off on an enormous note, with lions_roar_hobbyist’s Celestial Lions chapter. Thats right, the entire damn chapter. An absolute fortress monastery’s worth of marines with all their vehicles. Just… damn, the dedication oozes right off the photos. This kicks ass.
Maniak Minis’ Biggest Iron Stompa
Another Tumblr entry this week, with the rootingist, tootingist, stompiest Gargant this side of Octavius. This thing kicks ass, a grimy grungy gunslinger that full on commits to the bit. Yee-waaaagh!
We don’t feature enough TTRPG figures in this column, so lets rectify that with this gorgeous skull-faced troubadour from Studio 489 on Bluesky. This is a gorgeously grim figure on its own merits, but the paint scheme is what makes it really stand out with the start contrast between the muted tones of the spooky soloist and the neon flames dancing around his feet. Words don’t do it justice, this owns.
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This Week on Goonhammer
The second GHO UK of 2025 has come and gone, so join us in recapping the chaos and congratulating the victors.
Raf regales us with tales of The Basement of Death, the secret Trench Crusade campaign event at Adepticon 2025, and how Trench Crusade actually feels to play.
Mayday Miss Marcy! Meta, Mould Lines, and Managed Expectations
The first instalment of Marcy’s new advice column is here, with tips for overcoming your inner perfectionist, selling play groups on a new game, and crossover anxiety.
Wargames Atlantic Classic Fantasy Villagers: The Goonhammer Review
Acetronomer looks at Wargames Atlantic’s Classic Fantasy Villagers box, for all the small town weirdos you could ever want to add to your tables.
Bernhardt takes the plunge into the world of anime vampires with a look at the 1985 classic, Vampire Hunter D.
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