Six great tabletop wargames that aren't 40k Games Workshop is certainly the top dog when it comes to tabletop wargaming - and Warhammer 40k is a megalith - but they're not the be all and end all of little plastic soldiers. In fact, there's a whole world of wargaming out there away from the industry's biggest and most recognisable manufactuer. From a galaxy far-far-away to the hellish trenches of 1914 to adventurous toads and fearsome badger knights, there are some incredible

A love letter to Tempest of War, and why I believe 10th edition needs a real non-competitive alternative In 9th edition I, genuinely, solely played Tempest of War. There were a number of reasons for this; principally, that it was cheaper to secure than the competitive mission pack at the time, and less subject to change. But mostly because it provided what I was looking for in a game. A slightly less formal version of playing the game that - while the underlying game was comp

We're back with a sequel: just how is Warhammer actually painted? Having previously written about the real state of competitive Warhammer...