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
The Ravenwing tanks are finally finished! ?️#WarhammerCommunity pic.twitter.com/EKjC21wvTU
— Ashelyn ? (@Ashelyn_Gaming) October 3, 2022
This pair of sicaran tanks are a perfect balance of crispy clean and weathered – and just look at those checkers!
Hello, #WarhammerCommunity. For my first tweet I’ve decided to post the mini I’m most proud of, my kitbashed Emperor’s Children Daemon Prince. I’m excited about joining a very wholesome Twitter community ?
.#warhammer40k #warhammer #emperorschildren #PaintingWarhammer pic.twitter.com/a1pNmqyDsr— Gareth? (@tyriansilence) October 2, 2022
Gareth’s first tweet has a beautifully saturated daemon prince painted with perfect pinks and purples. And as a bonus it’s killing the best (worst) legion. Greg please don’t read this.
Got the whole Possessed gang here, finally done! Absolutely love these models. Although for now I need a short break from my Chaos Marines ?#warhammer40k #WarhammerCommunity #PaintingWarhammer #warmongers pic.twitter.com/XwgOeFu6uh
— FoolyJooly (@fooly_jooly) October 6, 2022
These possessed are another brilliant example of using bright saturated colors on Chaos models. We love how they step away from the more subdued tones often found in Warhammer.
The sculpting and painting on this Imperial Vice Admiral are just impeccable. A fantastic custom character for a Necromunda campaign.
This flying robot murder baby is going to give me nightmares for weeks. The fantastic use of parts from multiple lines and great colors creates something unique yet fitting perfectly into 40k.
I can’t resist showing off Imperial Fists, especially something as well done as this Leviathan. The mixed in Templar Brethren colors, the weathering, the basing, the OSL, it all comes together into something spectacular.
For the budding game designers among us, or just people who want to add a little more nuance when talking about game design and balance, this 15 minute video looks at how designers have solved 11 different problems.
This Week on Goonhammer
Goonhammer Reviews
Age of Sigmar Battletomes Lumineth and Sons of Behemat – Both of these factions picked up new battletomes this week, and we’ve got in depth reviews of both.
Horus Heresy: The Proteus Pattern Land Raider – Bair got his hands on the new Land Raider kit and painted it up in bright yellow. Read about his experiences building it.
Conquest: Spires Miniatures – In our continuing coverage of Conquest, Thanquol and Bair have built and painted models from the Spires.
Board Games for Spooky Season – As we enter October and need to start thinking about scary pumpkins, cheerful 12 foot tall skeletons, buckets of candy, and all the other great fall things, Turn Order takes a look at how to keep the mood going in your board games.
Historicals: Victrix Normans – In our third miniatures review of the week, Ilor got his hands on a bunch of vikings from Victrix Limited. Are they going to be able to defend against viking raids?
Magic: Unfinity Part One – In the first half of our review of Magic’s new Unfinity un-set the team dives into the new mechanics.
Competitive Play
Hammer of Math: The Impact of the Votann FAQ – Starting out our week Kevin dove into the numbers to figure out exactly how much of a nerf the Votann got in their FAQ.
Roundtable: The Votaan FAQ – Last week we had our initial reactions to the Votann FAQ, and after thinking and talking about it for a few days we’ve got More Thoughts.
Competitive Innovations: The Mortal Realms – Six events qualify this week as Incarnates continue to feature heavily.
Competitive Innovations in 9th: Part One and Part Two – Many events took place this week in the 42nd millennium, including the Goonhammer Open Canada and the London GT. Daemons are solidifying their position, but there’s still a ton of variety as we continue waiting for the dataslate.
That’s all for this week, stay tuned to Goonhammer for more great articles in the next seven days, and give us a shout in the comments below or email us at contact@goonhammer.com if you have any feedback or questions.
