Cursed Manufactorum

I’ve run a Mordheim campaign at Beefy Wizard Con and I’ve run a Necromunda campaign at Fractured Realms Fest; along with helping with some of the campaigns we’ve run at Old Guard for both of those games as well and I’ve learned a few things from these exp…

As soon as I saw Austin was thinking of making an event in Peoria I told him I wanted to do a Necromunda 1995 campaign.

The corner of the wargaming world that I inhabit is a great community of people that want to make the world a better place and are eager to help others.

In a recurring theme me and Jay got together to play another dead game.

Fractured Realms Fest is coming up quickly, September 12-13th (ten days away as of this posting)!

Me and Jay played a couple games of Necromunda outside of the usual Thursday meet-up to play the OG version of the game.

I guess I’ll do a review of an album that I enjoy and I think more people should hear about.

I played a game of Necromunda ’26 earlier in the week and I went into it with some knowledge after reading as much as I could about the new edition and watching Damon’s video on it.

I got a hold of an older Imperial Guard Sentinel walker while in Louisville and it even has the Armageddon style armored crew compartment.

Kyle commissioned me to make some art for himself.

Something I’ve noticed a lot with the “indie” table top scene is the proliferation and sometimes heavy lean on the use of Random Tables.

When I found a bunch of models in my mom’s basement I uncovered a bunch of Space Wolves.

GW Pearl Harbored the Necromunda community this past week with the announcement of a new edition of the game and a new starter box set with some new models and terrain inside.