Content We Liked: 29th January, 2023

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

LED rigging a mini is always cool, but to do it on an infantry sized mini (okay, a Custode but it’s still infantry) and going beyond the typical eye-lens rigging? That’s top stuff right there.

 

The tiny miniature arms race is heating up, not only is teeny tiny Robocop a hell of a sculpt at that scale, but the shimmering reflective metal must have been a nightmare to pull off at that scale. Spectacular.

 

Hell yeah, we’re always gonna be fans of bringing the minor Xenos weirdos of the galaxy to miniature life and this is a slam dunk of a weirdo at that. Can’t wait to see more from this series.

 

Finally, validation that the Megadrive was the superior, Omnissiah approved gaming machine. Suck it Nintendaemons.

 

So here I am,
Doing everything I can,
Holding onto what I am,
Pretending I’m a Stormvermin

 

This Week on Goonhammer

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Age of Sigmar: Gloomspite Gitz and Beasts of Chaos 3rd Edition Battletome Reviews– A bumper week for the things that skulk in the dark places of the Mortal Realms as both Gloomspite Gitz and Beasts of Chaos received their newest battletomes and a new character model each. Are the Gitz finally pulled from their low-tier hell? Can the Beastmen still rampage like they have been through this edition so far? Find out below.

Necromunda: Ash Waste Nomad Herder with Arthomite Duneskuttler Review– It’s been a damn fine time down in the underhive for animal lovers, with Forge World rolling out various beastmasters and their weird looking dogs on a regular basis. This week, GW kindly supplied us with the Ash Wastes’ Duneskuttler and its trainer for review.

Battletech: Dominions Divided Sourcebook Review– The IlClan era of Battletech marches on with the newest sourcebook, Dominions Divided, telling three stories of the political turmoil following Clan Wolf’s ascension.

Fallout: Caesar’s Legion Military Command Review– Ave, we take a look a Caeser’s right hand men in his conquest of the western Wastelands and their new miniatures in the Wasteland Warfare tabletop.

MtG: Phyrexia, All Will Be One Set Review– Everyone’s favourite evangelical flesh-removers are back with a devious new plan and a race against time to stop them. Our Planeswalkers break down this newest set card by card and see if they’re worth their weight in Glistening Oil.

Competitive Play

Competitive Innovations in 40k: Opening Arks- After a long long wait the Arks of Omen have arrived, but Nephilim isn’t done kicking and screaming its way out the door yet. We take a look at a strange hybrid week in Competitive 40k.

Competitive Innovations in AoS: Apply More Gun– A quick week for the Mortal Realms, as Ogors continue to enjoy the wonders of Gunpowder.

Hammer of Math 40k: Arks of Omen Secondary Fragility– Hammer of Math’s look at the Arks of Omen secondaries continues, this week looking at the reliability of each Secondary as the match grinds on.

Arks of Omen Faction Focuses: The Art of War gang poke their head in again to talk about more factions’ prospects heading into AoO. This week talking Adeptus Mechanicus and Chaos Daemons.

 

Other Cool Stuff

Horus Heresy No Retreat III Trip Report: There’s no fancier tournament out there in the Hamosphere than the No Retreat series, and after a long hiatus they’ve returned in full swing, with Goonhammer’s Soggy earning himself an invitation to attend. On a Superyacht. Seriously.

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