Another week of awesome Warhammer TV shows kicks off this week with the brand new Ogor Mawtribes getting bloody with the Blades of Khorne, plus a Black Library interview and Seraphon army showcase.
Live tomorrow: Battle Report – Onslaught of the Ogor Mawtribes
We’ve seen all of the gutsy new miniatures joining the Ogor Mawtribes over the last few weeks, and now it’s time to see how they play. The very firsttrial for the big, hungry brutes is a bloody battle against the Blades of Khorne, and you’ll see every bone-crunching blow in this hefty extended cut episode.
Ben from the Warhammer Age of Sigmar studio team has come down to face off against Josh’s Khornate legion in what is sure to be an absolute bloodbath. The battle is also using the new General’s Handbook rules, so expect to see a big handful of rage dice thrown about – right up Khorne’s alley.
Live now: Scribes and Scriveners – Jonathan D Beer
This week on Scribes and Scriveners, we have a sit down with Black Library author Jonathan D Beer to chat about his novels, his hobby, and how he brings a strangely relatable humanity to the devious xenos in Tomb World. Did jumping from the Adeptus Mechanicus in Dominion: Genesis to the Necrons help bridge the gap between such similarly robotic minds? Let’s find out together!
Live on Thursday: Armies of Renown – Bloodthirsty Seraphon
Another foray into the Mortal Realms caps off our week as Ed sways Jimbo from the Warhammer Studio into bringing his spectacular Seraphon army for perusal. They chat about the work behind his cavalry-focused masterwork, from planning next steps to choosing colour schemes, and see what it takes to bring such a collection to completion without burning out.
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