Warhammer 40K & Wargaming Blog
Honour To The Dead is a 75 minute Horus Heresy Audio Drama from Black Library, which ties into the story arc surrounding the Word Bearers attack on the Ultramar plant of Cath. I enjoyed Mark of Calth quite a lot (my Review Part 1 and Part 2), so I thought of this as a great […]
More tablet-games based on Games Workshop are in the making. The iPad adaptation of Warhammer Quest by Rodeo Games should be nearing a publishing date. Now a company called Zattikka, which produces both Facebook and tablet games (e.g. Maze Ninja) released a press statement that they’ve signed a digital publishing agreement with Games Workshop. There […]
Some time last year, news broke that Black Library will be producing Horus Heresy Graphic Novels. Unfortunately, these will not be available until November 2013. In the meantime, Black Library is busy re-publishing some old favourites from their Inferno and Warhammer Monthly Magazines as Graphic Novels. Up next is Dan Abnett’s and Anthony Williams’ Titan! […]
It is time, once again, to call upon the crowd-wisdom of my loyal Pins of War blog-readers to solve me a Warhammer 40K rules conundrum. Reading the latest Dark Angels codex for Warhammer 40K 6th Edition, I was (and remain) deeply impressed with the new and shiny Ravenwing options. As a consequence, I paid little […]
Games Day UK 2012. It must have been a decade since I last attended a Games Day in person. Maybe what I say is old news for most. Yet, having returned from Birmingham, my foremost (and surprising) realization is just how much Forge World stole the limelight from everyone else. Of course, their Horus Heresy […]
If you visited in the last week or so you will have noticed that I wrote a bit about crowd-funded miniature projects and about the business practice of free giveaways. The guys (and girls?) of DreamForge Games in California were already wiser. They have now launched a Kickstarter to start producing plastic Titans - or […]
Giving away stuff for free isn’t really that much of a new idea in business. King Gillette is often quoted with pioneering the concept at the dawn of the 20th century to put his revolutionary disposable razors on the market. More recently, technology and business pundits have all jumped (again?) at the importance of giving stuff away […]
