I paint armies, build terrain and play a few games: Trench Crusade, Age of Sigmar, D&D 5e and Old-School Essentials. My armies are Nighthaunt, Death Guard and a Tyranid swarm I call Hive Fleet Amalgam. Posts here are a mix of what I’ve painted, what I’ve built, and books I looked into. I say which is which, every time. Yes, the Tyranids are every color. That’s the excuse.
- Painting Nighthaunt as the Scourge: a Lich King-inspired ghost armyI painted my Nighthaunt after Arthas the Lich King’s Scourge. Here is the idea, plus a general guide to the icy ghost look in time for Halloween.
- Death Guard as frosted death knights: a 40k army themeDeath Guard are built to look like they’re rotting, and I painted mine as frosted death knights anyway. Here’s why plague marines work as frozen undead, plus a general frost guide.
- Building Trench Crusade-Style Terrain: Craters, Wire, Trenches and BarricadesTrench Crusade is set in 1914, so the terrain is craters, wire, trenches and barricades. Here are the common ways hobbyists build each one, with a source for every method.
- Trench Crusade: Carcass Front, First Look and Why I Preordered ItA first look at the Trench Crusade: Carcass Front starter box: what’s in it, what it costs, and why I preordered it. This is not a hands-on review.
- Arcana Unleashed Review: Magic for Martials, With CaveatsI bought Arcana Unleashed with my own money and really enjoyed it, especially the magical flavor it gives martial characters. It adds useful flair, but martials still lack competitive edges, just not as badly as people complain.