Finished the game, we had to re read the rules a few times to make sure we were doing it right, but it was fun. Rules were complex yet simple enough to learn after doing an action and seeing it in motion.
Having to buy each faction separately though… well at least the starter box had two ready.

I love the pig orc concepts. Though the web in me likes the Japanese style of them a bit more that the western.
Fun fact, pig orcs (the mountain orc) that were around in the beginning of DnD are actually still around and most players of 5e are meeting or thinking of Grey Orcs. Which are aliens.

You’d be surprised how many times I wish I just had a handful of normal looking villagers.
And the company makes real good kits too. I need to get some…

Ah yes. The cheese goblin. For as we all know, the cheese ferments the best under the floppiest of pointed caps.

I can already see the battle of princess Puffin’s gate. The battle of the horrid orcs against the sugary gingerbread soldiers…
But maybe that’s because of the pink and white atm. ^^

WELP! That's good to know. I remember you used them in an earlier episode or at least mentioned them but my brain couldn't remember. Still, great to see them.

I love the oxidized undertones and how nice the inside of the book is.

Those cultists stand no chance against the might of the… white scars? I wanna say white scars. I love WH40k but at the same time don’t know TOO much about the setting. More into the minis than anything else. ^ ^