Welcome to Competitive Innovations, our weekly feature for a number of game lines across the tabletop wargame space. Each week our army list and tactics experts canvass the top tournaments for their game of specialty, looking at the week’s top match-ups and how they played out on the tabletop to let you know what’s hot, what’s not, and what might be coming next as the competitive meta evolves year-round. Welcome to part 2 of CI, where we've got a little bit of a schedule shakeup due to availability - Lowest...

We take a detailed look at the Flesh-Eater Courts and look at how to paint them - from rotting flesh to glistening viscera.

Game design for tabletop games, specifically card games, can be a delicate balancing act of many factors in order to get the play experience to be enjoyable and enlightening. Two of these factors that often come up frequently are mechanics and flavor, which are arguably the two most important aspects for a game where all of the pieces are on individual cards, and there are no true outside parts of game, like a board or miniatures. When you see a Magic card, you really can break all of the aspects of it down in to those two categories. Things like...

We take a detailed look at the Flesh-Eater Courts and look at how to paint them - from rotting flesh to glistening viscera.

Welcome to Competitive Innovations, our weekly feature for a number of game lines across the tabletop wargame space. Each week our army list and tactics experts canvass the top tournaments for their game of specialty, looking at the week’s top match-ups and how they played out on the tabletop to let you know what’s hot, what’s not, and what might be coming next as the competitive meta evolves year-round. Welcome to part 2 of CI, where we've got a little bit of a schedule shakeup due to availability - Lowest of Men will now be covering tomorrow's part, and I (Wings)...