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Unlike later editions of Warhammer 40K, many armies of the second edition era were locked into a single choice for its army commander. A few are lucky enough to have multiple choices. In second edition, Space Orks must choose a Warboss as the army general. All in all, this isn't bad. The base character choice is low in points cost, and the boss has a fairly good profile. It's a ...

On the first and third Tuesday of each month, my local library runs its old school D&D campaign. During months with five weeks, the fifth Tuesday is used for running one shots and training new volunteer Dungeon Masters. And while I personally have decades of experience with RPGs, I have volunteered to run a game during this time, as well as serving as a backup DM for the reg...

Before you proceed, please understand that this is an in-character record of my gaming notes. Be aware that it contains spoilers for the Castle Xyntillan mega dungeon module. Turn back now.Start at Part One.Learn more about the Castle Xyntillan Campaign.Source: Christian Müller; Stephan Kemperdick; Maryan Ainsworth; et al, Hans Holbein the Younger: The Basel Years, 1515–1532, Mu...

In second edition Space Ork armies, most units are highly specialized, or are capable of being equipped to handle specific tasks on the battlefield. Blood Axe Kommandos are no exception. As a unique option available to Ork Warbosses, using these operatives effectively is key to their success. As a unit I plan on adding to Waaagh Retrok, here are my experiences with using this un...

Before you proceed, please understand that this is an in-character record of my gaming notes. Be aware that it contains spoilers for the Castle Xyntillan mega dungeon module. Turn back now.Start at Part One.Learn more about the Castle Xyntillan Campaign.Author: Brian Deegan. Shared under license.The Sixth Expedition, September 1, 2026 Despite our minor setback which saw many of my