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Getting Into: Warcry Warcry! Huh! What is it good for? Absolutely Skirmish.

Getting Into: Warcry Warcry! Huh! What is it good for? Absolutely Skirmish.

Hi, welcome to a feature on getting into Warcry. If you’re looking at this, chances are, you’re at least a bit Warcry curious. I’m going to discuss the game in terms of what it’s good for, how it may fit into your hobby space, and options on how to get started.A note, prices are listed in UK pounds based on Games Workshop pricing and may vary in your region, or be available through another retailer cheaper! The original starter set (Credit: Games Workshop) What is it? Warcry is an alternating activation skirmish game system based in Warhammer Age of Sigmar,…
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I made a Warcry board – A guide to what I learnt not to do – Part 5 – The Finished? Product and What I Learnt

I made a Warcry board – A guide to what I learnt not to do – Part 5 – The Finished? Product and What I Learnt

Hi, welcome to the fifth and final part of my guide to teach you what not to do when you make a board, so you can learn from my mistakes. If you missed them, the previous parts are here: Part 1 - Inspiration Part 2 - The Base Itself Part 3 - Modular Bases Part 4 - The Lost Chapter, and Buying My Way to Success So, the finished product looks like this: …plus this: ..plus this:  I think it’s probably gotten me to an extremely high number of permutations of arrangement. Not infinite, but a high value.  I am…
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I made a Warcry board – A guide to what I learnt not to do – Part 1 – Inspiration

I made a Warcry board – A guide to what I learnt not to do – Part 1 – Inspiration

Before I get started on what I did, I am going to preamble a bit as to why I wanted to make a board for Warcry specifically.  Like many people, I was into the hobby as a teenager, left for a number of years, and returned to it a few years ago on the vague premise that one of my children may also enjoy it - to which the answer is not really - despite my best attempts. The first part however is important.  Heroquest aside, my teenage starting point was Epic. Gigantic battles of armies clashing across floors or…
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