Well I managed to get my first proper game of Warmahordes in down my local gaming store last night. 3 and a half hours and a cheeky win later I can safely say this game is amazing.
The tactical depth of this game makes Warhammer 40k look as tactical as a painting by numbers colouring book.
Many thanks must go to Kerry who played me last night and was kind enough to let me take back moves again and again as I battled to understand the basics fundamentals and complexities of the ruleset. 1 thing if anything that is apparant is that you need to know your stuff off by heart and your opponents stuff or at a minimum the basics of how nasty their units and abilities are…
The bug has hit and I shall be hitting this game and furthermore the painting after my 40k campaign weekend that is coming up in a few days time. But whats in store on the painting front for Warmachine? Well, let me enlighten you:
pButcher
Wardog
Kodiak
Juggernaught
Marauder
Full unit of Kazayay Assassins and UA
Great Bears
Yuri the Axe
A tasty selection of models if I do say so myself.
Until next time…
The Wargaming Monkey 
The tactical variations is crazy in this game isn’t it?! I totally fell in love like you did plus the whole “x-factor” of the feats mean you have a chance even in a grim battle sometimes. Glad others see how much more strategy is involved in this games compared to most of the ones out there.
Oh most definitely. Your well oiled plan works all the way until your opponent drops their feat. Aside from some really dodgy moulding there is not much I can fault with the game. I really cannot wait to get more games under my belt
You’ve got some great stuff on here, can’t wait to see it painted!
Thanks. I should hopefully be able to start undercoating everything come next week 🙂
I had the same reaction as you mate, I still enjoy warhammer but warmachine is just such a superior game!
Nice collection of starting models too, Butcher will do you proud 😉
Butcher is an absolute beast. He really is one of those if its not going well just run up and do it yourself