We take a deep dive into the new Dark Angels Lion's Blade Task Force Detachment, which combines Deathwing and Ravenwing units. We look at the rules, how it plays, and how to build a list for it.

Stormbringer is a weekly hobby magazine from Hachette Partworks introducing players to Warhammer: Age of Sigmar. In this 80-week series, our intrepid magazine-receiver will be reviewing each individual issue, its included models, and gaming materials. A Premium US subscription was provided to Goonhammer for review purposes. If you want to follow along at home, US Customers can check out Stormbringer here. You ever see an army and think "this isn't for me, but someone out there is doing backflips over these right now"? That's Kharadron Overlords, banking on two tastes...

This week I'm back with a seasonal brew helmed by Frodo, Adventurous Hero and Sam, Loyal Attendant. This deck tries to generate as many Food tokens as possible, and then use them for drawing cards, stabilizing its life total, and turning them into drain effects on its way to victory.   The Commanders: Frodo, Adventurous Hobbit and Sam, Loyal Attendant Much like in the Lord of the Rings, Frodo is like... a helpful guy who does some good stuff, I guess, but the real star of the show is good old Samwise Gamgee. He gets the ball rolling creating Food tokens, and...

We would like to thank Games Workshop for providing us with review copies of the Forgeworld figures launching with Battle for Edoras. The Sprues These figures are all Forgeworld resin casts, supplied on sprues and cast in the more modern Forgeworld resin.   All the figures were clean casts, and the improved Forgeworld resin of the last few years gives good levels of detail while being reasonably easy to work with. This piecing of the figures is done well, meaning assembly is not too complex. Building As with all resin figures I washed these in warm water with detergent before assembly. There are a number of...

Warhammer is full of wonderful, old, lore and one of the best parts is the War of Vengeance or the War of the Beard depending on which side you're on. This is the breaking point of relations between Elves and Dwarfs long before the setting of any edition of Warhammer Fantasy. It's a great read if you can find the trilogy from Black Library that adds some great context and shows a lot of "firsts" for both of these ancient peoples. The short of it: Dark Elves tricked the Dwarfs, the Elves retaliated cutting off the beard of a...