FTN Episode 181 – Roboute Guilliman is BACK, Gathering Storm III Review
This is a JAM PACKED episode. We start things off talking about the big blue man himself Roboute Guilliman. You don’t want to miss this!
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FTN Episode 180 – Are Harlequins Good Again? Were they Ever?
I ask the guys this week to talk about the Gathering Storm Book II specifically for us to determine if it gave Harlequins what they need to be competitive outside … Read More
FTN Episode 179 – Bring on the Dancing Horses
This is a packed episode and not a ton of it is with 40k… I know, we’re a 40k show! We lead off with Finishing Moves, then we ramble a … Read More
FTN Episode 178 – Horus Heresy Inferno Spectacular
To us it seems like Inferno has been teased for way too long before we got to see the pages. It was well worth the wait.
FTN Bonus Episode 21 – Game Design 102 – Class is in Session
If you are the slightest bit curious what goes into designing your favorite games or even have a few designs in mind, yourself, you are not going to miss this.
FTN Episode 177 – Have We Forgotten the IG?! Nope..
With every book and rule release we get to go back and take a look at everything that has come before with fresh eyes. If you guys have recently discovered … Read More
FTN Episode 176 – How to Get the Most Bang for Your Psychic Buck
We get specific with one of the Gathering Storm Relics we talked about last week and how it applies to the Imperial Soup. Its neat to be able to look … Read More
The Gangs of Commorragh! – Review by FTN
When I see a boxed game from GW the first thing I do is look at the figure list. It is a brilliant move of the company to offer alternate … Read More
FTN Episode 175 – More Relics For the Imperial Soup!
This episode is a bit of mixed bag but we do get down and dirty with a few Gathering Storm Relics from the two tables in there. You’re going to … Read More
1850 Chaos Renegades – Gorepack and Cyclopia Cabal
I ran the list below at an 1850 five round, two day tournament against some of the best players in the Southeast. It’s brutal and not for the faint of … Read More