Although it’s a big internet out there, the Tabletop digital universe is pretty small and spread out. In Content We Liked, we take a look at the articles, videos, podcasts, and products that caught our eyes or were noteworthy during the prior week you might have missed.
On the Internet at Large
Spooky Season starts from Tuesday, and lets kick it off with a one-two-three punch of stuff I Do Not Want Anywhere Near me. Starting with this toe-curlingly long Stag from Wilhelminiatures, created from mashing together multiple cheap animal toys into a… thing that looks like it eats fingers exclusively. Splendidly unnerving!
Another for the clever use of animal toys files is this Warshrine of Nurgle from mutant modifier, looking kinda like the Houndeyes from Half Life with a dose of trytophobia for good measure. The front half is grotesque in all the meaty ways, but there’s just something so disturbingly ominous about that… back hole.
Next up is another we really hope you click through to because immaterial creations is serving up a dementedly delightful Underhive casino, looking half 2000AD and half a bad fever dream. Gotta pick this unfortunate slot-machine man however, doomed to an eternity of paying out pennies to busloads of seniors. Grim beyond imagining.
Spear dude is done. 4 Questor out of 6. I primed the 5th (the relictor) today.#warhammer #warhammercommunity #newaos pic.twitter.com/Ok3n8mNp8K
— BenTen (@Hengbenjamin1) September 23, 2024
The final horror of this week’s line up is wondering just how patient you have to be to paint that much tartan pattern. These Highland flavoured Stormcast Questors own serious bones but good lordy it must be nerve wracking to paint so much. In terrified awe of such precision.
This Week on Goonhammer
Goonhammer Reviews
Chaos Dwarfs return to the fields of Blood Bowl with a new kit and new rules, while our Historical Skalds look at Bandua’s Age of Vikings terrain sets. Also a review of the Crisis Protocol Survival of the Fittest set.
Marvel: Crisis Protocol – Survival of the Fittest Ultimate Encounter Review
News and Previews
Competitive Play, Strategy and Tactics
Competitive Innovations in 10th: The Usual Suspects pt.2 & Champions Cup
Hammer of Math: Modifiers and Re-rolls in Tenth Edition Warhammer 40k
Competitive Innovations in the Mortal Realms: These Nightmarish Creatures Can Be Beaten
Goonhammer Examines the First Battle Scroll of Fourth Edition
Magic: the Gathering Duskmourn Review, Part 3 of 4: White, Blue, and Black Cards
Magic: the Gathering Duskmourn Review, Part 4 of 4: Red, Green, and Colorless Cards
Event Reports and Progress Blogs
Kill Team UTC Weekend Recap and Preview: Sep 17 to Sep 23, 2024
Battle Bros Season Four Point Five, Chapter III: Well This Doesn’t Bode Well
Painting and Modelling
How to Paint Everything: Marvel Crisis Protocol – Rejuvenation Chamber Terrain
How To Paint Everything: General Veers for Star Wars Shatterpoint
The Fluff Corner
Other Cool Stuff
We talk to James Hewitt of Necromunda fame about the epic-scaled Armoured Clash, while Bair sits us all down and makes us admit its okay to just be okay at toy soldiers.
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