historicals

Goonhammer Historicals: Painting WW2 Grey German Armour

Today, Momma Negan looks at how to paint World War II tanks, specifically focusing on grey armor.

Goonhammer Hextoricals: COIN Games Part 2

In the second part of our COIN-focused Hextorial series, Raf shares his personal top five list of COIN games.

I Think You Should Buy A Boat

A Japanese Type 93 torpedo - known generally as the “Long Lance” even if the original owner/operator never called it that -  is 20 feet long and weighs as much as a car. It’s a cylinder two feet across,...

Goonhammer Hextoricals: COIN Games – Part 1

In today's Historicals, we look at the COIN games as part of our ongoing series on hex-and-counter gaming.

Goonhammer Historicals: As Seen in Warhammer

Today in Historicals, we look at how to use non-GW sets based off actual real-world armies to spice up your GW kitbashing.

Goonhammer Historicals Play and Review: Port Royal

The Goonhammer Historicals team takes a look at Firelock Games' new adventure skirmish game set in the golden age of piracy: Port Royal!

Goonhammer Historicals: The Wargaming Possibilities of Rome’s Lost Ninth Legion Part Two

In the second part of our examination of the IXth Legion of Rome, we look at how it might have fallen (or simply disbanded) and how to play it on the table.

Goonhammer Historicals: The Wargaming Possibilities of Rome’s Lost Ninth Legion

The mysterious disappearance of Legio IX Hispana (the Roman ninth ‘Spanish’ legion) has captured the hearts and minds of the public for centuries. The Roman legions were one of the most effective fighting forces in history and a major...

Behind the Game: Interview with Lead Developer Jason Enos, Bushido Risen Sun, developer on Fallout, Elder Scrolls & more!

Here at Goonhammer we’re always keen to find out more about how games are designed, developed and rules balanced. With that in mind, we’re delighted to have the chance to speak to Jason Enos, current Lead Developer & Designer...

Making Medieval Terrain: A Village in the East Part 2

Lenoon's village building project continues with hills, trees, a well and a big ol' obelisk