Gitz and Glory

The Rogue Idol is one of my favourite Warhammer models.

The new Sons of Behemat Book is here, and now I have to wave goodbye to my beloved index rules.

After always wanting to change my PSP's shell to a clear one (Since clear shells on electronics are awesome.

A year ago I bought a used PSP-1000 to mess around with and to play Monster Hunter Freedom Unite on it.

The past few weeks, there wasn't much else on my mind other than Magic.

It's been a while since I posted here after a week in a cottage in Tyrol and then a week of being sick at home, I have come back, and I am still slightly blessed by Nurgle with a slight cough and a runny nose after a week of staying at home (epic).

I never read a book that gave me this immediate guilty pleasure feeling after reading the first 10 pages until reading Dungeon Crawler Carl (DCC) by Matt Dinniman.

I've stumbled upon the Bar Cube again.

I'm here at Brutal Assault in Jaromer and it's pretty neat.

Finally painted my first test model for my little Nurgle project.

As you do as a normal Warhammer player, you sometimes fall into a hole of building an entirely new army.

I never was a really sporty person.

Warboss Fastklaw's Speedwaaagh!

I'm gonna be honest.