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Hi, do you need the cards to play legions imperialis, what would you recommend?

Love the thematic design of your "mini campaign!"

Can someone tell me, how many Boxes and Big Guys you need for Gnomes, Chaos Dwarfs and Vampires?

I’d take the stuff you don’t want around to a meetup or small event and let someone else take a look.

Wow. There’s a TH-camr that builds models and terrain out of sprues, so when you’re done with the models you can start working on the sprues.

Is there any of those bits I could have?

nice one

That’s wild!

Whoever did this is a monster! 😂

Looks like someone gets evicted

nice score! I think there were some 3rd ed Blood bowl Dwarfs in the paint pile, def need 2 keep them classic's haha

This is great. Love the ideas

Thank you for the vid. Just getting back into Necromunda after a 20+ yr break - lots has changed and I'm trying to get my head around all the latest revisions! 🤪

I have the same set of Dark Elves, and the person who printed these for you did a really bad job of removing the supports. I had to clip a few, but nothing as obvious as the ones you were clipping.

nice minis dude, keep going!)

Excellent video, great sum up with a good flow and a welcomed advises. Thanks

I’m kind of focused on The Old World right now. Wouldn’t mind seeing a set of rules tailored to “spearhead” level, or even skirmish level games for the setting. Maybe I’m actually asking for Mordheim to get re-released?

Humans are tier 1 in the rule book. Are there updated tier ratings?

I do like the static results instead of rolling for enemies, some of my favorite board games do this - Hellboy the boardgame, and Dark Souls the boardgame.

9:30 i see grete big marcet secondary in poland.

Great videos as always. Would love to see you get back into Warcry discussions.

Looking forward to where Warcry goes from this point.

New OSG. Woot! Arguably most GW game lines have too many factions to ever really make them good or balanced games.

Great video on this, I think the focus on consumer confidence would be incredibly useful to whoever is doing the decision making at GW because its clear its not part of the decision making process atm

Incredible video, very important points and discussion. And didn't feel like a rant at all. But I would like to include one BIG deal breaker into the matter of things: (AS A VETERAN PLAYER) The new decks are not fun. Simple as that. I've read all 6 six decks from top to bottom several times and even built some nemesis decks, thanks to underworldsdb, but still, the new cards are a complete regression, in terms of FUN, and flavor. As you said, it's a good boardgame, you can get that new box, open up and play with a friend and have a blast, yes. I completely aggree. To new players specially, that never played Underworlds before? Awesome. I hope a lot of people gets this new editiom and have fun. But to me, it just feels like a big slap in the face. I have 14 universal rivals decks. I have ALMOST THE ENTIRE Beastgrave, Direchasm, Nethermaze and Gnarlwood seasons of warbands, with aaall their 26 (very flavored) faction decks + more than 300 universal cards (more or less) from Season 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 that I STILL USE to deck-build and play casual Relic games with some friends. I've been there, done that. I still do, I'm still playing, it's my favorite game. But why would I stop using all of that, to play a much, much bare-bones version of it? Most of the new decks use reprints of the very 1st Season. Lots of them. And the new warscrolls, as much as they tried, don't even come close to the flavour of the Faction decks. The Nemesis format was, I would say, perfect, just before they launched this new edition. You could maintain as much flavour AND cool mechanics with the crazy universal Rivals decks. Everything was so unique. Now, it's just so boring.. It's a completely subjective thing, i know, but still, the new 6 decks is last straw for me, they are just not worth it. It's a downgrade. Let's not even mention that most of my warbands have to rely on those generic warscrolls. Hell, Hrothgorn Manstrappers don't even use their "trap", which is a model that comes in the box that isn't used, and Hrothgorn himself doesn't even have GRAPPLE on his fighter card. Let's not even mention the cost too, right? Cause I was considering proxing and printing all the new decks and some warscrolls to test them. I wouldn't even have to pay the huge cost of the new box. And still, getting it all for free, I'm still not interested, at all.

First: Your Stormcasts look awsome! I struggled long thinking about how I want to paint mine and I think about using black-gold-red now as well. I think having a clear tier beween various warbands is quite nice from a casual standpoint as it makes it easier to introduce people to the game by giving them a strong team and taking a weak one for oneself.

This didn't feel like a rant at all. I've been buying a ton of Underworlds miniatures for Mordheim and this at least makes me consider getting a core box so I can play them for their intended game too.

This is a well-thought out, editorial piece. As a legacy player who was heavily invested in using faction cards (33%-67% in Nemesis; played Rivals plenty too), I disagree with some of your points particularly how significant the loss of faction flavor occurred. But I like how you presented them in an even keel, reasoned fashion. There are many points I do agree with regarding GW's missteps. I plan on continuing to play WU’17, I do own everything for it after all. I’m not wholly against playing the occasional game of the new edition (I’m buying just the Plaguebearer warband and its Mastery deck), because the game is still essentially Underworlds. Subscribed. Yes, there is room for a 1.5. To be honest, I think the prior faction-specific rivals decks could be used in the new edition with little change.

One big issue with the Warbands Of Embergsrd card pack is that GW did not make clear that it was a WarHammer webstore exclusive item to order. All of us in my area were waiting to get it at our local non GW game store. By the time I realized what was going on it was further into the first pre order day and it was already sold out….🙄 So, as someone who had most of the Warbands I’d ever need I had to order two grand alliance boxes to get cards and I’m keeping only one of the eight Warbands. I didn’t even bother with the order alliance box as I only need two out of that box, so those warbands will sit on the shelf until who knows when. Next, I have to go through the process of selling the other seven…(minis only) Not a fan of having to jump through those extra hoops. On a positive note, since the change in deck requirements was made and the warband decks going away, my local scene has doubled for the time being. We’ve had a lot of AOS players join who didn’t like the card chasing aspect of the first edition. Also, we’ve seen a return of players who played early first edition who now feel this streamlined 2nd edition is way more enjoyable. So big ups to that.

There is many more campaigns in Necromunda: Dominion Badlands Law and Misrule Dark Uprising Ash Wastes Cinderak Perpetual Underhell/Hive Secundas I think I might be missing a few.

I think it sucks that they don't use an official 3-player mode. This “We play in threes but one party shares a squad” is not a real 3-player mode, but actually just a 2-player mode, quite nice for beginners.

Admission: I started this hobby in 3rd edition 40k and have many, many, many thousands of dollars worth of wargaming models across different game systems. I have never used a waterslide transfer, and despite seeing dozens of videos I've never hard the balls to try it. 7:41 that is a great idea, I love contrast gray over metals, and I'll bet gryph charger would be a neat effect over transfers on some cooler colors.

love it. will try it out later today.

That was a great idea at the end to try them out on the kiddos to see if they like it. My daughter is starting to get interested in painting, so these might work.

Good for free handing symbols and numbers?

Nice review!

Amazing! Explanation of Detachment limits and upgrades when?

Lots of these seem to have hit the market from different manufacturers in the last couple of years - I suspect a patent expired somewhere. Lots of colours now available; potentially you could do an entire model with them (after basecoating). The opacity is generally very good. Buy an entire set of replacement tips if you can find them - they don't keep their shape for long.

If you're waiting until the fight starts to begin employing strategy, you're doing it wrong. A good strategic build can win the game before the first dice roll.

This is an awesome resource! thanks very much. Will the Necromunda Tactic Card generator be updated with the new Spyre Hunter and/or Hive Secundus logos?

Great stuff! Thank you

Btw, you don't need to work out your whole target number again for each weapon. If Mech A is shooting at Mech B, work out everything except the range modifier and call that X. Now for each weapon just add its range modifier to X. Once you expand beyond the Game of Armoured Combat starter, there are weapons that have one extra modifier (like pulse lasers apply a -2 to the number you need), but that's still just X + Y + Z. Which is easier than doing the whole thing every time.

Only started playing 4 months myself. Immediately started a on going Chaos Campaign the second month playing. Classic by the way. Not a fan of the rhetoric that Alpha Strike is 'streamline' system.

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Very nice video. Subbed.

Old school Classic player converted over to Alpha Strike (since I got kids and very little time to fill in 3825453 tiny armor pips). I'm a total convert to the Guerilla Miniatures Games method with the d12s. You do tend to wind up with more crits overall (it seems) but I'm kind of happy with that. You definitely see a lot more of the critical damage and far more upsets from an Ammo Explosion/Cockpit Kill. Highly recommend!

Then there's me who got rid of cluster and crit chance rolls, moved through-crits to the attack instead of the location roll and halved range penalties to hit amongst other changes. I'm a bit of a heathen when it comes to the rules as written.

I fill in heat sinks with heat as I fire so I can tell pretty easily what has and has not fired. I also move the die to the rear of the torso twist direction. No idea for AS. Since the movement dice are actually not part of the rules and just a community-tested notation system you can come up with whatever you want. Maybe place one of the remaining movement dice (since you need about 3 per mech) on top of your card when done?

The IWM metal minis are quite a bit better in quality than the modern plastics - but yeah, a lot of the designs are a bit goofy.

Enjoyed the video. I have been playing both Classic and Alpha Strike for a year or two and am enjoying it. I play more AlphaStrike and like the scale of engagement and speed of the game. But I do enjoy the detail of Classic every so often - it definitely is just a different style